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Weekly 52-Week Low (or 52-Week High): AEM-T, DPM-T, OBE-T, MX-T and More 52-Week Highs and Lows (Sep 11-17)Mild gains and lossesTSX climbs, Wall Street mixedThis summary was created by AI, based on 60 opinions in the last 12 months.
The reviews for Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS-T) are mixed. Some experts are confident in the new CEO and see potential for growth, especially as the company refocuses on North America. However, others are concerned about the bank's international operations, particularly in Latin America. The stock is currently paying a high dividend, but there are questions about the bank's future strategic direction.
Don't chase bank strength now, but dollar-cost average, one of his strategies.
It is a good place to work. In general the most recent earnings reports for the banks were very good, the star being CIBC. If buying, he would would choose CIBC first, then TD as a turnaround, then Royal Bank.
She has a small position, but that's underweight. More rate cuts will help health of consumer, but too many would cast doubt on underlying health of economy and that won't be good for banks.
As of yesterday, 80% of companies in the financial sector in the S&P 500 made 21-day highs. The sector's had a broad rally; over 80% are trading above 200-day MA. 25% of his firm's assets are in financial services, overweight. He likes to buy "good, getting better", not "broken, getting fixed".
Going through a navel-gazing transition. Long, dry spell for shareholders of not making money. Market's warming up to it. One to watch, though RSI versus the S&P and TSX hasn't picked up.
It'll have a long turnaround, but it's the cheapest Canadian bank with great Canadian operations.
They cut exposure in Latin America to increase exposure in North America. All good, but it takes time. She and the street were surprised they just bought a stake in KeyCorp. Shares pulled back. Usually, a Canadian bank buys a company entirely, not 15%. They could have paid a better price. Is holding it, given the low PE and good dividend.
His top pick in Canadian banks. True, many don't like their KeyCorp purchase, but it gives BNS national presence in the US and the valuation is cheap.
It is one of their top three bank holdings and is very international with divisions in Latin America and the U.S. It is good for diversification and getting to an attractive valuation as it tales good steps to improve things. He feels that the market reaction to its $2 billion acquisition was overdone.
Struggled in general, and relative to Canadian peers. Biggest pullback in 2022. Sideways since then, with a low of $55 and high of $65. Drifting. You're just collecting the dividend, as stock's not doing much.
New CEO and a new plan. Rationalizing Latin American operations, hopefully that works; interest rates coming down should also help. Time will tell. He's equally bullish on both names, for different reasons.
It is OK at these levels but cleaning up is needed. There is a question around whether the CEO is just in a caretaker role. He owns a small position. Has a good yield.
He owns 4 Canadian banks which are enjoying a tailwind from interest rates which will continue to decline. BNS wants to sell their Latin American assets and might re-deploy to the US. He's watching this and their new CEO. He's not drawn in by their big dividend.
The previous CEO left and the new one is solid which should be good for a turn-around. He doesn't see a dividend cut so it is a good hold for income.
Has sold shares, and invested elsewhere. Seeing better opportunities in other names. Bank of Montreal/CIBC is better option for investors.
Bank of Nova Scotia is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol BNS-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (BNS-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:BNS or BNS-T
In the last year, 51 stock analysts published opinions about BNS-T. 29 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 13 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is . Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Bank of Nova Scotia.
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51 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Bank of Nova Scotia In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2024-09-18, Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS-T) stock closed at a price of $71.46.
New management, give them time. New strategy, with recent investment in US, the right path. Good yield, which pays you to wait. Latin American jurisdictions are not favourable, so he's stayed away for that reason.