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Bank of Montreal (BMO $206.37)
- $206.37 P/E (TTM): 16.32X Cap: $145.47B
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Bank of Montreal (BMO $206.37)
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Bank of Montreal (BMO $206.37)
- $206.37 P/E (TTM): 16.32X Cap: $145.47B
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Q: Hi 5i
With respect to Johns question today on pe numbers. Where do you find these numbers?
My brokerage on TD show RY's PE at 16.54 and BM's PE at 17.
Wondering why the big difference?
Having read your response to johns question I understand at higher PE they are trading at a little pricey share price.
At these levels it seems prudent to lighten holdings?
However do you have any insight into who is majority buyers at these levels, is it institutional buyers or mainstreet action?
thx
With respect to Johns question today on pe numbers. Where do you find these numbers?
My brokerage on TD show RY's PE at 16.54 and BM's PE at 17.
Wondering why the big difference?
Having read your response to johns question I understand at higher PE they are trading at a little pricey share price.
At these levels it seems prudent to lighten holdings?
However do you have any insight into who is majority buyers at these levels, is it institutional buyers or mainstreet action?
thx
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