Q: Peter - I have positions in the 5 major Canadian banks. All have dipped this morning, BMO far the worst. Yet I see that NA is actually up again. Is this just a regional thing or is there some value in NA that I can't understand. Should I drop BMO and buy NA?
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Q: Hi Peter:
I have owned shares of National Bank for about 2 years, it pays a 4% nice dividend and the stock is slowly edging up near a 52 week high, knowing that Sept and Oct months are usually not kind to the stock market, I wonder if selling half of the position and re-investing it when the market corrected would be a good move ? Thanks
I have owned shares of National Bank for about 2 years, it pays a 4% nice dividend and the stock is slowly edging up near a 52 week high, knowing that Sept and Oct months are usually not kind to the stock market, I wonder if selling half of the position and re-investing it when the market corrected would be a good move ? Thanks
Q: CIBC [CM]. I've heard it said banks tend to revert to the mean over time, so that those that are under performing tend to 'pull up their socks'. With CM and National Bank [NA] having yields over 4% would they be good banks to build/expand a portfolio of banks around assuming that, over time, their yields will come down?
Thanks for your thoughts on this.
Ron
Thanks for your thoughts on this.
Ron
Q: National Bank - buy, sell or hold?
Q: Hi Peter
NA National Bank is off its years high by close to 10%. I started initiating a position yesterday and am considering adding the rest today or tomorrow. { currently down $1.06 today } Is there any reason for this drop in price other than the market pullback ? Just want to make sure before I pull the trigger. This will bring my portfolio financial sector to a little under 10% when the additional buy is made.
NA National Bank is off its years high by close to 10%. I started initiating a position yesterday and am considering adding the rest today or tomorrow. { currently down $1.06 today } Is there any reason for this drop in price other than the market pullback ? Just want to make sure before I pull the trigger. This will bring my portfolio financial sector to a little under 10% when the additional buy is made.
Q: Hey, Peter.
I'm thinking about starting a position in National Bank (NA). It looks like it is by far the "cheapest" of the Canadian banks. I see that it is expected to make $8.61 per share in 2014. It is unrealistic to expect it to trade at a 9.5 2014 p/e multiple giving it a rough share price of $81.80 (representing a 10%+ capital gain)?
I'm thinking about starting a position in National Bank (NA). It looks like it is by far the "cheapest" of the Canadian banks. I see that it is expected to make $8.61 per share in 2014. It is unrealistic to expect it to trade at a 9.5 2014 p/e multiple giving it a rough share price of $81.80 (representing a 10%+ capital gain)?
Q: You guys have mentioned previously that National Bank (NA) sits at the top of the list amongst the big six banks in Canada. What do you think about it today?
Q: Could I have your thoughts on Natonal Bank (na-t)?
Thanks,
Lawrence
Thanks,
Lawrence
Q: Hi, I don't beleive I have seen a question on your view of the Cdn banks and which if any you would recommend at this point. Also, it would be helpful if you would provide the name of the stock in your response in addition to the symbol to avoid most members looking up more obscure names, recent example RME (Rocky Mountain Delaerships). Many thanks, great job!
Q: I don't currently have stock in a Financial Institution. Is there one right now that you recommend above others? I'm most interested in National Bank (TSE: NA); what are your thoughts on that?