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Exchange Income Corporation (EIF $98.22)
- $98.22 P/E (TTM): 36.24X Cap: $5.27B
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Looking at adding one of L, EIF or WCN to my RRSP holdings. Can I have your opinion as to which one would be the better buy today.
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Looking at adding one of L, EIF or WCN to my RRSP holdings. Can I have your opinion as to which one would be the better buy today.
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Exchange Income Corporation (EIF $98.22)
- $98.22 P/E (TTM): 36.24X Cap: $5.27B
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Exchange Income Corporation (EIF $98.22)
- $98.22 P/E (TTM): 36.24X Cap: $5.27B
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Q: The psychological make up of individuals cannot be overstated when making financial decisions. For example, I have done well with EIF over the years; great management, fiscally conservative yet growth oriented, good industries . It’s been “ up and to the right “ for years. I do not intend to sell this long term winner , but yet when I look at it to deploy new money , I think “ It’s at all time highs, too expensive , don’t buy “. Weird eh ?
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