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Q: Hi, I am wondering about the Cdn bank ETF offering a bit of leverage through loans called HCAL. It sounds like a reasonable way to execute a bit of leverage, but I have to wonder if it is better than owning some of, or all six of the Cdn banks. Would you recommend the ETF, or just owning some combination of the banks directly. If owning the banks directly could you offer an opinion on which ones you prefer and how many? Would you overweight one over others, or stick with an equal weight ownership? As always, your insight is very much appreciated - thanks!
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Read Answer Asked by Dawn on March 02, 2026
Q: Hi Guys

With all the bank earnings out, and the conference calls occurring, did you get a sense on how credit worthiness is doing? How were banks provisioning for loan losses? Thinking of Propel and Goeasy and whether they will get through this cycle just fine?

Thanks Stuart

Read Answer Asked by Stuart on February 27, 2026
Q: I know you still like BN even as a top pick for TFSA but since all the other private credit names are suffering this one seems to be lagging. I know you feel it is not the same, but it seems like others see it as similar to Apollo, Blackstone, or KKR and are lumping it with that group. Can you please explain how we need to view this company differently and how to remain patient?
Read Answer Asked by Neil on February 27, 2026
Q: I would like to sell one of these bank stocks. In what order would you sell? Are there any of the Cdn banks that you feel are over priced or have less upside potential? Thanks for your exceptional service.
Read Answer Asked by Nancy on February 26, 2026
Q: Do you thinks any of these stocks are a good buy now and how would you rank them? Add any others you think should be included in this space?
Read Answer Asked by Camille on February 25, 2026
Q: Hello,

I would appreciate your views on TRIN for an investor seeking income as part of a diversified portfolio, and recommendations for alternatives to TRIN in the same broad category if you don't think that TRIN is an interesting investment.
Read Answer Asked by François on February 24, 2026