Q: i have a bit of a high allocation to banks and i was thinking of trimming Bns. I am also doing this because i have some fear of a housing bust and the proximity of the banks to such an event. And also because there may be a good chance that capital gains tax will be increased next year. I will re invest this money and my question has to do with what sector do you think would be the safest if a housing crash should result. For instance i had thought of buying Canadian Tire. But, i imagine a drop in the housing market will have a big affect on their sales as well. Appreciate your thoughts as usual
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Q: Which of these two has better growth prospects in the near and long term? I need to raise some cash and have to sell one of them.
Thank you
Thank you
Q: Many analysts on BNN are recommending owning US banks vs Canadian, as dividend growth looks better for the US banks.. Would the benefit of owning a US bank be worth sacrificing the dividend tax break Canadians currently get,and the currency conversion to US dollars. Thank you
Q: Would you buy EFN today? Thanks.
Q: Hi, was just thinking of Efn as a buy? I have half a position now. Was looking over the questions and it looks like you seem to think in the long run it is a good buy.
My question is,what do you think of the mngmt, and debt,do you like the sector,and is there growth in the next 2-3 years?
Thanks, doing good since I joined 5i, Brad
My question is,what do you think of the mngmt, and debt,do you like the sector,and is there growth in the next 2-3 years?
Thanks, doing good since I joined 5i, Brad
Q: Given the recent earnings reports, which appear to have been very positive, do you have any insight into why TD has not rebounded?
Q: Hi, I can't decide which financial stock to choose for a half position in my portfolio . For financials I already own full positions of BNS, SLF . (And HR.UN for real estate if you think that is relevant)
Which would you choose and why? Thank you
Which would you choose and why? Thank you
Q: Good morning,
Global payments was highlighted as a promising fintech stock by Citigroup. What do you think of this company? Would you be a buyer? Or would you have an alternative suggestion in the space (mastercard and visa already owned)
Thank you
Karim
Global payments was highlighted as a promising fintech stock by Citigroup. What do you think of this company? Would you be a buyer? Or would you have an alternative suggestion in the space (mastercard and visa already owned)
Thank you
Karim
Q: I know US companies are not your area of expertise; however, can I please get your opinion of Gladstone Investment Corp (GAIN).
Thanks
Dave
Thanks
Dave
Q: Can you comment on CIBC's results - I thought they were in line with expectations - steady as she goes. However, the market has not reacted well. What am I missing.
Cheers
Cheers
Q: Does GS's recent poor share price performance reflect anticipation of an adverse arbitration decision? Put another way, is there a price at which the likely cost of the decision is baked-in and GS becomes attractive for its margins, yield and cash?
a reflection of
a reflection of
Q: If I were to buy a GIC from Home Capital under 100000, what would happen if they went broke? I understand that the GIC is insured, but for how long would the money be tied up while all the paperwork gets done? And I guess I wouldn't get interest during that time?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: I am looking for some education on the impact of a loss of mortgage origination on a bank. Let's say that starting tomorrow, BMO can only find half as many people to sell mortgages to, but, all current mortgage holders renew their mortgage with them every 5 years, and keep paying their mortgages. Does it impact their P/E ratio? I'm guessing that the earnings would drop because there would not be enough new mortgage payers to compensate for those who are are almost done paying off their mortgage?
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Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC $44.14)
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Great-West Lifeco Inc. (GWO $54.85)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF $82.06)
Q: Hi,
Of GWO, MFC & SLF, which do you prefer for total returns over the next couple of years & why?
Thanks,
Gord
Of GWO, MFC & SLF, which do you prefer for total returns over the next couple of years & why?
Thanks,
Gord
Q: I am thinking of purchasing a 2 year GIC. Would you consider CWB a safe investment considering what is going on with Home Capital?
Q: Hi, Please share your thoughts about Sunlife. would you consider current price as a good entry point. Also, do you expect share price to be volatile in near future with presidential issues south of the border.
Q: Can I get your thoughts on TMX?
Q: biggest bang for the buck bns or td? tks pat
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY $199.63)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD $106.32)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS $87.74)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF $82.06)
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goeasy Ltd. (GSY $207.45)
Q: Can you rank the stocks best to worst in your opinion. These are the stock s that are in my Financial Services Sector. Would you add, swap or remove any of them? My portfolio holdings/thoughts are very similar to your BE Portfolio. I was thinking to remove RY. Thank you and great job.
Q: Both companies still an interesting long term buy after "Acasta Announces Acquisition of ECN Capital's Commercial Aviation Business" ? Is this win-win deal?