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Royal Bank Of Canada (RY $146.04)
- $146.04 P/E (TTM): 20.42X Cap: $194.06B
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Royal Bank Of Canada (RY $146.04)
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Q: The dynamic of how business operates in the US has continued to change and there are now new creative
few structures being charged for international
business, most notably this week to American chip manufacturers for exporting to China. To what degree do you see potential for Canadian companies to be hamstrung for US operations in new creative ‘pay-to-play’ ways? It seems increasingly possible that anything is possible, especially where it doesn’t directly impact the US voter base.
few structures being charged for international
business, most notably this week to American chip manufacturers for exporting to China. To what degree do you see potential for Canadian companies to be hamstrung for US operations in new creative ‘pay-to-play’ ways? It seems increasingly possible that anything is possible, especially where it doesn’t directly impact the US voter base.
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Royal Bank Of Canada (RY $146.04)
- $146.04 P/E (TTM): 20.42X Cap: $194.06B
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Q: RBC makes up 25% of my equity holdings. I have a profit of 42%. Based on my purchase price I am receiving a 5% yield. Several months ago I reduced RY holdings by 20% due to gains. If it were you, at what % would you be comfortable?
Thanks for all your help,
Mike
Thanks for all your help,
Mike
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Royal Bank Of Canada (RY $146.04)
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Q: I am looking for a position in my income portfolio and would like to choose from CPX, CM and TD.
It would seem that Canada is heading into a recession and that would affect the bank earnings, more significantly CIBC than the others.
CPX on the other hand has missed earnings, maintained guidance and has dropped and likely to recover?
Which one would you choose to add?
Regards
Rajiv
It would seem that Canada is heading into a recession and that would affect the bank earnings, more significantly CIBC than the others.
CPX on the other hand has missed earnings, maintained guidance and has dropped and likely to recover?
Which one would you choose to add?
Regards
Rajiv
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