It's Time To Start Nibbling The Canadian Banks
Roadmap2Retire - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Feb 09, 6:59PM CST
BMO: 63.14 (+0.31), TD: 44.57 (+0.14), RY: 62.26 (+0.23), CM: 76.16 (+0.50), BNS: 53.90 (+0.63)
REPEAT: Scotiabank Releases Revised Supplementary Financial Information Package Reflecting Previously Announced Business Realignment
Marketwire Canada - Fri Feb 06, 1:07PM CST
Scotiabank has released a revised Supplementary Financial Information Package pertaining to the presentation of financial information for fiscal 2014 and 2013, that reflects the integration of the Global Wealth & Insurance business line into Canadian Banking and International Banking as previously announced on September 5, 2014 (and effective November 1, 2014).
BNS.TO: 67.20 (+0.68), BNS: 53.90 (+0.63)
Central Canada Will Drive Canadian Auto Sales to Record Highs: Scotiabank
Marketwired - Fri Feb 06, 7:01AM CST
Canadian auto sales climbed a stronger-than-expected 6% last year to a record high of 1.85 million units, according to the Scotiabank Global Auto Report released today. In contrast to last year when purchases advanced in all regions, the outlook is diverging across provinces with Central Canada to become the growth engine that will drive purchases to record highs.
BNS.TO: 67.20 (+0.68), BNS: 53.90 (+0.63)
Scotiabank Releases Revised Supplementary Financial Information Package Reflecting Previously Announced Business Realignment
Marketwire Canada - Fri Feb 06, 5:30AM CST
Scotiabank has released a revised Supplementary Financial Information Package pertaining to the presentation of financial information for fiscal 2014 and 2013, that reflects the integration of the Global Wealth & Insurance business line into Canadian Banking and International Banking as previously announced on September 5, 2014 (and effective November 1, 2014).
BNS.TO: 67.20 (+0.68), BNS: 53.90 (+0.63)
Dividend Income Update - January 2015
Divhut - Seeking Alpha - Fri Feb 06, 5:12AM CST
Can you believe it? One month of 2015 is already in the books. And while it's sometimes sad to see how fast time flies, the new month always brings cheer as we calculate the previous month of passive dividend income earned. January was no exception...
GE: 25.15 (+0.26), TD: 44.57 (+0.14), RY: 62.26 (+0.23), UL: 43.03 (-0.17), BNS: 53.90 (+0.63)
A Review Of Prior Recommendations: How To Respond To The Changes In Commodity Prices And Their Impact On These Issues
Henry Nyce - at Seeking Alpha - Wed Feb 04, 11:26AM CST
AMZA: 22.20 (+0.34), GE: 25.15 (+0.26), CODI: 16.61 (+0.03), BNS: 53.90 (+0.63)
Canadian lenders on the move as oil's bounce gets bigger
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Tue Feb 03, 12:08PM CST
BMO: 63.14 (+0.31), TD: 44.57 (+0.14), RBC: 76.14 (+1.07), CM: 76.16 (+0.50), BNS: 53.90 (+0.63)
February Stock Considerations
Divhut - Seeking Alpha - Mon Feb 02, 3:23PM CST
As another new month approaches I am reminded to, once again, look at my portfolio holdings and decide where to deploy my fresh capital for the month. Looking back at the month of January, I have seen additional declines in the large Canadian bank...
BMO: 63.14 (+0.31), TD: 44.57 (+0.14), RY: 62.26 (+0.23), CM: 76.16 (+0.50), BNS: 53.90 (+0.63)
3 Core Holdings I Added To In January 2015
Canadian Dividend Growth Investor - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Feb 02, 1:21PM CST
RY: 62.26 (+0.23), ENB: 49.37 (-0.22), MSFT: 43.87 (+0.78), CVX: 112.78 (+1.92), BNS: 53.90 (+0.63)
The Long Case For TD Bank
Jung-Yung Jonathan Chang - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Feb 02, 4:02AM CST
By Jung-Yung Jonathan Chang and Mitchell Li COMPANY OVERVIEW The Toronto-Dominion Bank (NYSE: TD ) is a Canadian multinational banking and financial services corporation headquartered in Toronto. It is the second-largest bank in Canada by...
BMO: 63.14 (+0.31), TD: 44.57 (+0.14), RY: 62.26 (+0.23), CM: 76.16 (+0.50), BNS: 53.90 (+0.63)
The DGI 'Factual 48' Versus 'The Favored 44'
Dividend House - at Seeking Alpha - Fri Jan 30, 8:02PM CST
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Canadian lenders give more ground as Barclays downgrades
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Fri Jan 30, 8:42AM CST
BMO: 63.14 (+0.31), TD: 44.57 (+0.14), RY: 62.26 (+0.23), CM: 76.16 (+0.50), BNS: 53.90 (+0.63)
Technical Summary on Diversified Banks Equities - National Bank of Greece, ICICI Bank, ING Groep, Bank of Nova Scotia, and Bank of Montreal
PR Newswire - Fri Jan 30, 7:40AM CST
Investor-Edge has initiated coverage on the following equities: National Bank of Greece S.A. (NYSE: NBG), ICICI Bank Ltd (NYSE: IBN), ING Groep N.V. (NYSE: ING), The Bank of Nova Scotia (NYSE: BNS), and Bank of Montreal (NYSE: BMO). Free research report on National Bank of Greece can be accessed at http://get.Investor-Edge.com/pdf/?c=National%...&s=NBG. On Thursday, January 29, 2015, the NASDAQ Composite ended at 4,683.41, up 0.98%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced 1.31%, to finish the day at 17,416.85, and the S&P 500 closed at 2,021.25, up 0.95%. The gains were broad based as all the sectors ended the session in positive. The S&P 500 Financials Sector Index ended the day at 315.12, up 0.92%, while the index has declined 0.18% in the previous three months. Register for your complimentary reports at the links given below.
BMO: 63.14 (+0.31), IND: 25.87 (-0.02), IBN: 11.70 (+0.06), ING: 14.03 (+0.28), NBG: 1.61 (+0.18), BNS: 53.90 (+0.63)
Commodity Prices Tumble to Lowest Level Since Mid-2009, Says Scotiabank's Patricia Mohr
Marketwired - Thu Jan 29, 7:05AM CST
Scotiabank's Commodity Price Index plunged -10.3% month-over-month (m/m) and -15.4% year-over-year (yr/yr) in December to mid-2009 levels.
BNS.TO: 67.20 (+0.68), BNS: 53.90 (+0.63)
Restructuring My Dividend Portfolio, Part 2: The Portfolio Structure
Ong Kang Wei - at Seeking Alpha - Tue Jan 27, 7:53PM CST
ARLP: 39.29 (+1.84), LMT: 196.95 (-0.53), HIFS: 87.30 (-0.90), KMB: 111.00 (+0.82), XOM: 93.37 (+1.00), KRFT: 64.42 (-1.75), O: 52.01 (+0.32), WEC: 50.96 (-1.31), BNS: 53.90 (+0.63), T: 34.66 (+0.05), JNJ: 99.62 (+1.18), DNP: 10.50 (-0.03), CAT: 85.13 (+1.60), GDX: 21.26 (+0.11), KO: 41.99 (-0.18), HCP: 42.87 (+0.20), COP: 69.88 (+1.84), TGH: 33.45 (-0.27), MO: 54.76 (-0.78), SO: 45.88 (-0.68), PM: 82.87 (-0.82), TJX: 69.24 (+0.36), WPC: 70.82 (-0.64), OHI: 40.61 (-0.06), MCD: 95.65 (+0.56), RSX: 18.05 (+0.39), PG: 85.90 (-0.13), EWZ: 35.05 (+0.57), CVX: 112.78 (+1.92), GIS: 52.48 (-0.45), ROST: 96.18 (+0.51), NVS: 102.20 (-0.17)
Scotiabank Reduces Prime Lending Rate
Marketwired - Tue Jan 27, 5:16PM CST
Scotiabank today announced that it is decreasing its Canadian dollar prime lending rate from 3.00 per cent to 2.85 per cent, effective January 28, 2015.
BNS.TO: 67.20 (+0.68), BNS: 53.90 (+0.63)