Q: Hi Guys
I sold JEF for a tax loss just recently. Would you see value in buying it back after 30 days at this price.
thanks
I sold JEF for a tax loss just recently. Would you see value in buying it back after 30 days at this price.
thanks
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Q: What are the odds that People might initiate a dividend at some point ? Thanx Robbie
Q: what is expected from earnings this quarter? Thx
Q: For a one year growth which one of these companies would you say has greater potential. Growth only
Q: What % weighting would you reccomend in
Banks?
Life insurance companies?
Banks?
Life insurance companies?
Q: Why has MFC not held up as well as SLF in the current circumstances/
Q: IFC's share price has been trending downwards of late. What seems to be the cause? As well, is it worth my while to wait for it to rebound - if I give it until the end of 2020? Thanks.
Q: Are there any companies similar to ECPG and PRAA in Canada? Looking at ways to play the upcoming wave of credit issues in Canada.
Any other Canadian company beneficiaries?
Any other Canadian company beneficiaries?
Q: WHat is your opinion of this firm and its potential for steady dividend returns and more or less reasonable volatility
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Lincoln National Corporation (LNC)
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Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ)
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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TELUS Corporation (T)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
Q: What do you think of Lincoln National? Is the dividend "safe", Do you see it moving back to a pre-Covid level, are there better choices.
And, what stocks do you see thriving in a low/negative environment?
And, what stocks do you see thriving in a low/negative environment?
Q: Any thoughts about Revo
Q: Can you please comment on CIBC and its juicy dividend.
Would you be a buyer at these levels?
Thanks in advance.
Would you be a buyer at these levels?
Thanks in advance.
Q: Hi All:
With the negative feeling about banks for loan loss, etc. I wonder if I should let go either TD or RY or both and take the loss, then watch to buy back later. the total market value is about 3.7% of my total portfolio, and each one is almost equal in market value. The loss in TD is 19+% and RY 15+%. I also own NA with a gain and only 1.5+% in my portfolio.
Thank you.
L
With the negative feeling about banks for loan loss, etc. I wonder if I should let go either TD or RY or both and take the loss, then watch to buy back later. the total market value is about 3.7% of my total portfolio, and each one is almost equal in market value. The loss in TD is 19+% and RY 15+%. I also own NA with a gain and only 1.5+% in my portfolio.
Thank you.
L
Q: Your thoughts on the Fairfax/Kennedy Wilson mortgage platform. Is it significant to Fairfax. Thank You.
Q: Hello
I have owned some AIG stock for close to ten year now hopping it would recover from the financial recession like a J.P Morgan for example. Now with COVID it appears it will take some time maybe years before earnings get back on-track. Would you replace with Manulife/Sun Life and Intact this side of the border.
I have owned some AIG stock for close to ten year now hopping it would recover from the financial recession like a J.P Morgan for example. Now with COVID it appears it will take some time maybe years before earnings get back on-track. Would you replace with Manulife/Sun Life and Intact this side of the border.
Q: With my holdings of Tech and Health Care at close to 20% each and a feeling that Financials (banks) and Industrials will be in a holding pattern for a while what do you think of a 2-3% holding in MCO at this time?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Comments on their latest quarter.
Q: Can I get your analysis on q1 results and thoughts in general on this companies business lines especially during the pandemic? Is the company covering its dividend well? Thanks
Q: So with an imminent financial challenge ahead why would one buy any financials or keep them for that matter? I know the Canadian bank dividends are mostly rock solid but how can there be much growth with foreclosures and debt issues in the foreseeable future. After the current health situation subsides hopefully in a couple of years, one could go back into the banks to regain the diversification and dividends. Thanks for your valued insight.
Dennis
Dennis
Q: What do you think the main reason for the current decline is among these banks. Is it fear of loan losses, fear of what the companies are to report next week or the sell in May mentality? How much pessimism is baked into these stocks already?
Thanks, Mike
Thanks, Mike