
TSE:RY
Opportunity in Canadian banks, and this is her favoured pick. More revenue coming for all banks in Q4 and 2025 with mortgage renewals. Ranks 8/10 fundamentally, 8/10 on value. Leader among Canadian banks. When it gets too big a position, she takes some profits off the table, and then lets the rest ride.
She owns both. RY has far outperformed TD. RY remains her top Canadian bank. Likes the HSBC acquisition and its wealthy client base, integration has gone well. Though it's outperformed, still her preference.
We don't yet know what ultimate penalties in US will be for TD, its capital base can handle it. There may be a cap imposed on growth. Trading below 9x forward PE, lagged YOY. Stock price already reflecting the bad news. She'll continue to own. Substantial operations in Canada and outside US. Targeting immigration to Canada.
If he was going to own national banks, he'd most likely own RY or NA. And if not, then the ZWB strategy is a good one; covered calls give you more upside; yield's around 7.5%; pretty good income stream.
Not a ton of growth in the Canadian market, and not a ton of growth in Canadian banks. Own them for the income more than upside growth.
Likes it. Canadian banks have dramatically underperformed over the last couple of years. Yet dividends are rock solid. All are in incredibly strong shape due to tight regulations. It's only a matter of time before attention comes back to Canada and takes advantage of banks.
Despite low productivity, we're a growth country because of immigration. Value to be had.
Always one of her top holdings. In general, Canadian banking sector is a sound, long-term investment. Diversified geographically and operationally. HSBC acquisition is very attractive, synergies, opens door to international expansion and cross-selling.
Currently selling at premium to other banks in the market, but valuation is justified. RBC offers stability for investors in case markets fall. Very strong balance sheet and steady stream of earnings. Dividend ~4% is safe and reliable. Compliance issues behind company. Recent closing of HSBC Canada will generate profits going forward. Offers good value for long term investors.
An amazing powerhouse. Doesn't think it will ever give up its #1 spot. Many have tried, all have failed.