Q: I currently have no Canadian Banks in my portfolio and am looking for an opportunity to enter the sector. I am wondering with the recent pullback whether this is a good time to buy. I am thinking of splitting my money between two banks, specifically Bank of Nova Scotia and TD Bank. I have at par, uninvested US Dollars. Is there any advantage to buying on the US market or should I buy in Canada? Thank you.
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Q: RY v TD
Im going to buy BNS and one other canadian bank, Which do you like more between RY and TD?
Im going to buy BNS and one other canadian bank, Which do you like more between RY and TD?
Q: Is it a good time to invest in TD Bank at this level?
They forewarned the markets that their quarterly results (coming out tomorrow) will include losses from their insurance business due to the floods in Toronto and Alberta.
They forewarned the markets that their quarterly results (coming out tomorrow) will include losses from their insurance business due to the floods in Toronto and Alberta.
Q: near term price of TD common shares and blackbery shares
Q: Do you think TD Bank would be a good addition to get exposure to the US recovery and their banking sector?
Q: I visit your site regularly; it is my main source for investing advice and information. I have a question on financials. I am currently underweight financials (4%) in the form of BNS. I am thinking it is time to consider increasing my weighting. I could add to BNS, which I like for it's global exposure, or diversify by adding TD for exposure to the US. I would appreciate your comments. Thank you.
Q: Well done yesterday on BNN. You have an impressive knowledge of the public companies, where do you stash your notes? I have picked TD Bank for their US exposure rather than a Cdn Bank ETF, Agree? Carfinco seems to have skimmed the cream. Agree?
Q: I hold RY and I am thinking of trading it for TD because RY has leapt ahead in the last few months. Do you have any comment.
Thanks
PB
Thanks
PB