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GWO vs MFC vs SLF? In general, he thinks all insurance companies are safe here. They don't have the threat of rising loan losses, like the banks do. They trade cheaper than the banks. Capital ratios are solid. They are finding ways to deal with low interest rates. GWO has a good job. MFC is very cheap, compared to its peers. SLF has been the steady eddy of the group. He likes them all. He would buy now, but you might be able to purchase them cheaper in the next couple of months.
All lifecos have underperformed. GWL has great assets in Canada, but Putnam Investments in the U.S. has been a drag on them. That said, lifecos are steady and will benefit from rising interest rates. She prefers others in this space.
All lifecos have underperformed. GWL has great assets in Canada, but Putnam Investments in the U.S. has been a drag on them. That said, lifecos are steady and will benefit from rising interest rates. She prefers others in this space.
He owns Prudential instead. Should be a terrific time to own an insurer, but it’s not. Flattening yield curve is hurting them. Would wait to see movement in the long rates before buying. US should kick rates higher, which should help. Own the banks, which automatically benefit from growth.
He owns Prudential instead. Should be a terrific time to own an insurer, but it’s not. Flattening yield curve is hurting them. Would wait to see movement in the long rates before buying. US should kick rates higher, which should help. Own the banks, which automatically benefit from growth.
A sideways pattern where you buy around $32 and sell near $37.
A sideways pattern where you buy around $32 and sell near $37.
You expect all lifecos to do well on a rising interest rate environment. It is surprising that we haven’t had the big trade on the lifecos. He will gravitate toward banks more than lifecos now. He feels uncomfortable with the group at the moment.
You expect all lifecos to do well on a rising interest rate environment. It is surprising that we haven’t had the big trade on the lifecos. He will gravitate toward banks more than lifecos now. He feels uncomfortable with the group at the moment.
At these levels he is predisposed towards lifecos. They underperformed the market, but things are setting up better for them with rising interest rates. He prefers Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC-T) but both are good long-term investments.
At these levels he is predisposed towards lifecos. They underperformed the market, but things are setting up better for them with rising interest rates. He prefers Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC-T) but both are good long-term investments.
This is a good space. High dividends. Growth. Positive demographics. Doesn't know GWF as well as Sunlife or Manulife, but should get moderate to strong returns.
This is a good space. High dividends. Growth. Positive demographics. Doesn't know GWF as well as Sunlife or Manulife, but should get moderate to strong returns.
Having a multiyear low in long-term interest rates last June, this is likely to creep higher for many years. Looking at insurance companies, rising rates are good for them. Being in a pretty good equity market, equity returns help the insurance industry. It’s a group he is quite interested in, and they could do well for many years. If he had to pick a Canadian insurer, he would probably pick Manulife (MFC-T) as the leader in the group. Technically it is acting the best and has a great global footprint with great growth in Asia. We are in a bull market, so you don’t want to buy a company that is not going up yet.
Having a multiyear low in long-term interest rates last June, this is likely to creep higher for many years. Looking at insurance companies, rising rates are good for them. Being in a pretty good equity market, equity returns help the insurance industry. It’s a group he is quite interested in, and they could do well for many years. If he had to pick a Canadian insurer, he would probably pick Manulife (MFC-T) as the leader in the group. Technically it is acting the best and has a great global footprint with great growth in Asia. We are in a bull market, so you don’t want to buy a company that is not going up yet.
Ranking : 3 out of 5
Bullish - Buy Signals / Votes : 2
Neutral - Hold Signals / Votes : 0
Bearish - Sell Signals / Votes : 2
Total Signals / Votes : 4
Great West Lifeco is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol GWO-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (GWO-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:GWO or GWO-T
In the last year, 4 stock analysts published opinions about GWO-T. 2 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 2 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is WAIT. Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Great West Lifeco.
Great West Lifeco was recommended as a Top Pick by Greg Newman on 2020-06-12. Read the latest stock experts ratings for Great West Lifeco.
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4 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Great West Lifeco In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2020-07-02, Great West Lifeco (GWO-T) stock closed at a price of $23.81.
GWO vs MFC vs SLF? In general, he thinks all insurance companies are safe here. They don't have the threat of rising loan losses, like the banks do. They trade cheaper than the banks. Capital ratios are solid. They are finding ways to deal with low interest rates. GWO has a good job. MFC is very cheap, compared to its peers. SLF has been the steady eddy of the group. He likes them all. He would buy now, but you might be able to purchase them cheaper in the next couple of months.