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COMMENT
Market Outlook The market is telling you the summer was full of political bad news. The last six months the market is not down, where is all the gloom. The market is behaving as it should. Rates are as low as they can get, you are not seeing it help the economy. The psychology is positive right now. The Dow is following the previous bull market that ran 1982-2000 -- it has about 10 years to go. He doesn't expect a 20-30% plunge is coming.
Rick StuchberryUnknown
HOLD
Gold is not expensive. Barrick increased its dividend and he likes their management. The Chinese Central bank has been steadily building gold inventory. They want to move their reserves up to the likes of the US, Germany, etc. No major reserves are being discovered, so eventually prices will rise. Gold prices today will start some exploration across the sector. Gold prices could find resistance around $1719 /oz. Seasonally, gold prices usually rise from after US Thanksgiving into the spring.
precious metals
COMMENT
Why are REITs selling off? REITs are falling off on the threat of bond yields rising again. If bonds go up, it will create competition and money will move to safer yields.
Rick StuchberryUnknown
HOLD
He owns this and has for quite some time. It is more sensitive to market moves as it has a large presence in the financial capital market space. So if you are bullish the market it will do better than the other Canadian banks.
Rick StuchberryOwned
banks
COMMENT
Will they continue to outperform their peers? Every cycle sees the laggard become the leader and then vice versa. The Canadian banks are all about the same in long term returns. CM is the smaller of the Big 5 banks. RY has been consistently the largest bank, however. CM-T does have the highest current dividend yield.
banks
COMMENT
Will they continue to outperform their peers? Every cycle sees the laggard become the leader and then vice versa. The Canadian banks are all about the same in long term returns. CM is the smaller of the Big 5 banks. RY has been consistently the largest bank, however. CM-T does have the highest current dividend yield.
banks
COMMENT
Canadian Economy The Canadian economy is disappointing because a large portion of the driving force is being held back from contributing fully (interviewer, "You mean oil and gas"). Hopefully now a minority government and the two main partners agree on energy to allow the correct legislation to allow the energy space to grow again. China has hurt us as well.
Rick StuchberryUnknown
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Nov 06/18, Down 18%) He got "Trumped" on this one. The company is solid, despite the trade war issues. It will bounce back if the trade deal gets signed. China is the main market for this. He will continue to hold it.
Rick StuchberryOwned
Mining
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Nov 06/18, Up 20%) He is still bullish on financials. When the yield curve normalizes all the banks will make a lot of money. They are doing well going into the headwinds currently. He likes the technical price breakout now too.
Rick StuchberryOwned
banks
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Nov 06/18, Up 31%) Renovations and demographics are seeing millennials doing home upgrades. He still holds it here.
Rick StuchberryOwned
specialty stores
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