TSE:PWF

Power Financial Corp (PWF.TO)

36.31
-0.00 (0.00%)
as of Feb 19, 2020, 9:00:00 pm Market Open.
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TOP PICK
Reasonably defensive play because of the strong dividend yield. With up tick in interest rates, Great West Life (GWO-T) is poised to grow. Investors Group (IGM-T) will be adding more to the bottom line than they have. Has potential to trade from high $30’s to low $40’s.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 1/10. Up 6.59%.) Still a Buy.
BUY
Thinks the stock is going higher. One of the main drivers is the ongoing dividend increases twice a year. Expecting Great West Life (GWO-T) will do better and Investors Group (IGM-T) will reflect the higher stock market.
BUY
Good alternative to Canadian bank stocks. A rebound in equity markets will help them a good deal.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Dec 23/09. Up 4.81%.) A non-bank financial alternative. Still likes.
BUY
Well-managed, great company. Good dividend record (25%$ over last 5 years). No problem with the company.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 1/10. Up 4.87%.) Still likes.
BUY
Good dividend and good diversification. Don’t seem to have any plans to expand into the US.
BUY
The pickup in Great West Life (GWO-T) will benefit them. Also with the market going up in 2011, which he expects, their other main stay Mackenzie will do well.
BUY
He owns the parent. He likes this stock here. Dividend is going to go higher in 2011. Thinks it will have bigger growth than the banks.
WEAK BUY
Not a huge amount of growth but extremely well managed. Good balance sheet. Dividend 4.6%. Prefers to putting money in the bank.
BUY
Has both the Investors Group and life insurance assets. Really likes mutual fund business and feels it could run higher.
STRONG BUY
This is a good time to purchase. This would be high up on his list of priorities to buy. Dividend increase should continue.
HOLD
Got caught up with the malaise around ManuLife (MFC-T) but feels the selling was overdone.
WAIT
Conglomerate with the 2 main drivers being Great West Life (GWO-T) and Investors Group (IGM-T). For long-term holding, it can do quite well. Shorter term, all the insurance companies have got issues with lower interest rates and exposure to equity markets. Wait until there is clarity on interest rates.
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