Q: Hi Peter , wonder if you could tell me why the banks are down from their highs in Mar. while the earnings are good, and what would be the catalyst to get them back to that level. Thanks, Nick
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Investment Q&A
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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: Is CIBC a good buy at this level or should I wait or buy one of the other large banks??
This would be for my income portfolio.
This would be for my income portfolio.
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CM)
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TELUS Corporation (T)
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Artis Real Estate Investment Trust (AX.UN)
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Enbridge Income Fund Holdings Inc. (ENF)
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Granite Real Estate Investment Trust (GRT.UN)
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Pizza Pizza Royalty Corp. (PZA)
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Summit Industrial Income REIT (SMU.UN)
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Firm Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation (FC)
Q: I would like to use GRT.UN, CM,ENF,PZA,TD,SMU.UN,T,AX,BCE,AND FC in a retirement income portfolios what do you think. Are there any I should not use.
Jim
Jim
Q: Cohodes said to Bloomberg he is getting ready to announce another company that he's going after. Says "It’s a doozy". I had to look up what that means: unique. It's not EQB, it's another one. I don't think it's CIBC, because it isn't "unique". What are your top 2 guesses for this company? My guess is Genworth, because it's the only mortgage insurer in Canada and so, is "unique" in my opinion. But the carry cost to short it is over 5.5%, so there might be a better choice I have not thought about.
Q: Since CIBC is the most sensitive to eventual housing downturn, how secure would be my RRSP and TFSA accounts with CIBC Investor's Edge in case CIBC gets into trouble. Thank you for great service. Milan
Q: With BMO and RY recently announcing they will securitize and sell uninsured Canadian Alt A mortgages, does this indicate that Cdn banks are following in the same foot steps of US financials leading up to 2008 financial crisis? What is your view on what this portends for Cdn financials and the Cdn housing market?
Thanks
(http://www.wealthprofessional.ca/business-news/big-six-bank-to-enter-fray-with-new-product-224397.aspx)
Thanks
(http://www.wealthprofessional.ca/business-news/big-six-bank-to-enter-fray-with-new-product-224397.aspx)
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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Bank of Montreal (BMO)
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Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CM)
Q: Hi Peter and Gang,
Just wondering what your views are on Canadian banking industry going forward and if the 5 big Canadian banks are a buy, hold or sell.
Thanks,
Harry
Just wondering what your views are on Canadian banking industry going forward and if the 5 big Canadian banks are a buy, hold or sell.
Thanks,
Harry
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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Bank of Montreal (BMO)
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Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CM)
Q: Can you rank these Banks for me. Thank you
Q: Last year CM agreed to buy Private Bancorp in the US at a price which is now about 20% less than the current market price of the PB. It appears highly unlikely PB's shareholders would vote to approve the deal. Of course CM could raise their offer. Today's GAM article discusses this deal and a confusing ( to me ) comment about CM having an option to buy 2% of its stock should the deal fail and therefore supporting CM's stock price. I would appreciate your thoughts on this deal as I am currently considering selling the stock at today's levels given the uncertainty about where this stock is going.
Q: I currently own National Bank and am thinking of selling it for CIBC. Would this be a prudent move given the likelihood of a stock split?
Many thanks, Peggy
Many thanks, Peggy
Q: I want to buy one of the banks that is rumored to split their shares in the near future.Which one would you recommend.
Thanks .
Thanks .
Q: Hi All at 5i!! Should the Canadian real estate bubble burst, which of the Canadian Banks have the most invested in mortgages and have the most to lose? Thank you, Tamara
Q: With the theory , which is debatable, that the most unliked bank of the majors currently, comes out with the best return the following year(s). Which Canadian bank should I look at for 2017 based on 2016.
Q: I am considering a position in CM, which has increased considerably in the last couple of months. Is this a reasonable time to get in, or should I wait for a pull back?
Thanks for your advice.
Thanks for your advice.
Q: Hi:
CM is trading above $100 lately. In the past, banks have tended to split above $100. Any rumours of this happening with CM?
Thanks: Jerry
CM is trading above $100 lately. In the past, banks have tended to split above $100. Any rumours of this happening with CM?
Thanks: Jerry
Q: I was comparing banks and was intrigued by comparison between these 2.
YOY, BNS is about 14% higher than CM, whereas 5 yr return shows both very similar return. Is there a merit in switch from BNS to CM,to take benefit of relative discount on cibc. Over longer term banks have moved in locksteps. thanks
YOY, BNS is about 14% higher than CM, whereas 5 yr return shows both very similar return. Is there a merit in switch from BNS to CM,to take benefit of relative discount on cibc. Over longer term banks have moved in locksteps. thanks
Q: I sent a question early that came back as private. If I indicated for the question to be private, that was my mistake. I would prefer it to be public as we all learn from each other's questions and your answers.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: For simplicity, the following list of stocks are close to equal weight in my RRSP portfolio. I want to add another full position of one stock. I am thinking of CM for dividend or TMR for gold exposure or another suggestion you may have. I included my TFSA holdings so that you can see all of my equities.
RRSP
Energy-ENF/RRX/WCP
IT-ESL/SYZ
Industrials-EIF/MAL/RBA/SIS/WSP
Utilities-BEP.UN/EMA
Consumer-MG/NFI
Financials-BNS/SLF
Health Care-SIA
Telecos-BCE/T
Materials-CHE.UN/SJ
Realestate-BPY.UN
TFSA
ADW.A/CCL.B/CSH.UN/DSG/ECI/GUD/IPL/PUR
Thanks and have a good weekend.
RRSP
Energy-ENF/RRX/WCP
IT-ESL/SYZ
Industrials-EIF/MAL/RBA/SIS/WSP
Utilities-BEP.UN/EMA
Consumer-MG/NFI
Financials-BNS/SLF
Health Care-SIA
Telecos-BCE/T
Materials-CHE.UN/SJ
Realestate-BPY.UN
TFSA
ADW.A/CCL.B/CSH.UN/DSG/ECI/GUD/IPL/PUR
Thanks and have a good weekend.
Q: Hi- the banks all seem to have done well, partially because loan loss provisions have been reduced. Is that a discretionary situation...in other words, can earnings be boosted by lowering provisions? How does that work?
How does it relate to Tier 1 capital? And what are the banks' Tier 1 Capitals now?
Thanks
How does it relate to Tier 1 capital? And what are the banks' Tier 1 Capitals now?
Thanks