BMO

avaris00

It's more like BMO.

GildedWarrior

The top of the icons are BMO The bottom are AMC

Riskismyapellido

MODS please make it super easy to distinguish if AMC or BMO. I want to plan a funnel into BMO and AMC plays. And I can't

gob_magic

That's the thing. The IV crush and Earnings plays are extremely short trades which skip out on those news UNLESS they fall within the T-10 to T+2 days (T0 being the earnings day for AMC or BMO). That's one of my other "todo", how to factor in news, and other quantitive data.

SirBuysHighALott

Wells Fargo down rates Netflix to $57. It dumps. BMO Capital and Evercore ISI upvotes Netflix to $135. It still dumps. I am rekt.

Sawyerthesadist

BMO investor line is actually the shit now that commission isn’t charged. Prior to that I used Wealthsimple

skilas

Didn't know you could make money on the BMO app.

Greengiant2021

Buy bank stocks folks..BMO…RBC…TD

Sawyerthesadist

BMO goes commission free tmr

Sawyerthesadist

BMO commission free trades open Monday

Low_Plastic363

It's down about 70% from its ATH and was downgraded today to underperform with a $70 target by BMO. You might be right, but I'm not biting.

SPYchWarden

**PRVA: The Healthcare Logistics Play** **Background:** I have 10+ years in critical care and CNS prescribing. That's my edge on this one. **The thesis:** PRVA connects prescribers, health plans, and pharmacies in real-time for specialty medications. It solves genuine operational friction in the CNS/specialty space. Scoreable quarterly signals will confirm or kill it. **Three legs:** **Attributed-lives growth:** Health plans integrating PRVA into payroll systems. Watch: Y/Y growth in Q3 earnings. **MSSP cash:** Specialty pharmacies paying for platform coordination. Watch: MSSP ARR and collections in Q3. **EBITDA margin expansion:** Unit economics improving as scale grows. Watch: Margin guidance and trajectory. **Kill signals:** Guidance cut Margin abandonment MSSP cash delayed **Checkpoints:** Q3 earnings (early November): Hold through December earnings: Decide in advance: hold or exit before Early January (\~45 DTE): Hard time stop **Current:** Feb 2027 $22.50 calls, analysts (Truist, Citi, BMO, Piper) bullish. Thesis intact; next scorecard is Q3 10-Q.

Tall-Possession-7888

BMO is a gamble, but why BMO instead of CIBC? CIBC is more concentrated in Canadian housing, while RBC has the largest mortgage portfolio in absolute dollars. The real mechanism is tariff-related layoffs in Ontario feeding into mortgage delinquencies. That probably won’t happen instantly: households burn through savings and other assets before selling their homes. Give it another 6–9 months, although bank stocks could turn earlier as the market prices it in. Canada’s household leverage and inflated GTA/Vancouver valuations make the downside plausible—but a short still needs a catalyst and timing. “Housing is overvalued” can remain true much longer than a YOLO can remain solvent.

thenorthernwhiteboy

BMO online business banking makes me want to lobotomize myself

FaithlessnessOk7379

The "Smart Money" Reality Check on $RBRK Let’s ignore the emotional charts for a second and look at the actual structural mechanics of today’s price action. Yes, $RBRK dropped 10% after hours yesterday. Why? Because the stock ran up 11% during regular hours right before the print, and institutional algorithms automatically took profits at the all-time high ceiling. That is pure market mechanics, not a reflection of the business. Look at what happened the second regular trading opened this morning: the stock hit a low of $98.16, and massive institutional block buyers immediately stepped in, vacuuming up shares and squeezing the price straight back past $101. Here is the undeniable logic driving that institutional support: **100% Organic Execution:** Wall Street was worried the massive Q2 beat was padded by their recent Strata acquisition. The CFO explicitly stated on the call that Strata contributed **ZERO** to this quarter and is modeled at **ZERO** for the full year. This 35% net new ARR acceleration is entirely organic. **Real Cash Flow:** Sceptics love to point out the negative GAAP EPS, but that's just stock-based compensation (paper money). The real metric is Free Cash Flow, which just printed at a healthy $65.7M, with full-year guidance raised to over $323M. The company is completely self-funding and banking cash. **Analyst Revisions:** Wall Street isn't guessing; they are re-running their models right now. BMO, Guggenheim, and Wells Fargo just pumped their price targets up to $115–$120 this morning because Rubrik raised its full-year guidance. The volume today is already pacing higher than yesterday's pre-earnings rush. Retail panicked in the dark after hours, but institutions are aggressively Accumulating the shares in broad daylight. The core thesis didn’t change; the stock just went on sale.

Few-Coyote5744

Bank of Canada or BMO😅

Embarrassed-Fuel-654

I like the trade, and after all the negative comments here about it, as a contrarian, I like it even more. The awesome interest rate BMO gave me on my savings account also gives me pause about how much they are scratching for liquidity, or something.

Specialist-Craft-451

That premium is wild. BMO rarely moves enough to justify puts but when they miss it’s a straight drop I’ve been watching the Canadian banks for a while and they’ve been weirdly resilient considering everything going on. The covered call ETF pressure is real though, it’s like a volatility vacuum If they beat you’re probably toast but if they whiff on loan loss provisions this thing could gap down 4-5% before anyone blinks. What’s your exit plan if it starts moving against you pre-market

All_YourBase

BMO had dipped on earnings before, even beats. But I'd be surprised if they missed earnings.

Sufficient-Skill9530

Another point, Canada benefits from high commodity prices and gold, silver, oil, and uranium are all charting higher. That should be profitable for BMO, not the opposite. I think this is a dangerous mode but you do you. 

Etroarl55

BMO only goes up, it’s Canada and the PM is a banker. Banks under the current Canadian PM is only up like 70-100% yoy.

bringkiteback

BMO bought out my old bank holy fuck they piss me off

shitshort

Wtf is BMO

Harp-Note

Football says BMO is a great investment.

Creative-Package6213

*Those who know, BMO!*

NorthWish855

Thoughts on BMO? Calls or puts?

VoidMageZero

What are the symbols? TD and BMO?

DueWork1234

Worth anchoring on the actual Census release (CB26-131, 14 Aug): July advance retail and food services was $763.6B, -0.6% m/m but still +5.0% y/y. A negative month against a +5% annual rate reads more like calendar/mix distortion than a demand break, especially with autos and non-store both dragging. The cleanest test is this week's prints rather than the macro tape. For HD (reports tomorrow BMO), the question isn't the comp headline, it's Pro vs DIY: Pro backlog has been the resilient half while big-ticket discretionary DIY stays rate-sensitive, so a soft comp with healthy Pro tells a very different story than the reverse. For WMT Thursday, I'd watch general merchandise vs grocery mix and whether trade-down keeps showing up in higher-income cohorts - that's the tell for whether the control-group softness is broad or just goods-category rotation. What would flip me from "blip" to "trend" is confirmation across two independent things: sequential deceleration in the control group next month plus retailers guiding down on units, not just on price/mix. One soft month with a pulled-forward Prime Day comparison doesn't get there on its own. Not advice, just how I'm framing it.

Green_Skin2851

Try to take a look at today's itm option's prices, strike price today's SPY price minus 1,3% so 767. You could have bought that 1st August for 1,12$ and today BMO is priced at 11$..an honest 1000%. And couple days earlier it was 0,30$. Options are priced by algorithms and they don't have a crystal ball like any of us. Sometimes you win and sometimes you lose, I just want to grant me a good lottery ticket spending what I feel right.

ActJolly

I expect a crazy rug pull, I don't think this pump will hold, def gonna happen BMO and before CPI, so... in the next 3 hours or so. I guess we will find out

ArkanenCastle

If I were to research TTD, I would find... TTD downgraded to Underperform from Neutral at BNP Paribas Exane. PT $10. TTD downgraded to Neutral from Buy at DA Davidson. TTD downgraded to Reduce from Hold at HSBC. PT $10. TTD downgraded to Neutral from Buy at Cannonball Research. PT $15. TTD downgraded to Sector Perform from Outperform at RBC Capital Mkts. PT $15. TTD downgraded to In Line from Outperform at Evercore ISI. PT $13. TTD downgraded to Market Perform from Outperform at BMO Capital. PT $15. TTD downgraded to Neutral from Positive at Susquehanna. PT $14. TTD downgraded to Neutral from Buy at Guggenheim. PT $12. TTD downgraded to Neutral from Outperform at Robert W. Baird. PT $9. TTD downgraded to Hold from Buy at Truist. PT $16. TTD downgraded to Underperform from Market Perform at Raymond James. TTD Q2 revenue increased just 3% yr/yr to $715 million. Missed expectations and missed its prior guidance of at least $750 million. Q3 revenue guidance of at least $650 million was well below expectations. The guidance implies a -12% yr/yr decline. That would be TTD's first quarterly revenue decline since Q2 2020. Godspeed, good sir. You do have time for the company to check into rehab.

chaos-organized

BMO = Before Market Opens

PsychologicalPrize66

What is BMO?

chaos-organized

Look at Hertz (HTZ) - they had BMO earnings yesterday

bakedscallop

TTWO earnings are on Friday BMO (source: https://www.take2games.com/ir/quarterly-earnings)

NoOneMan79

Hey, Im about 1/4 of work though trading agent. Right now its simply RAGs (8000 entries among 25 books), uses quant and trading heuristic tools, and can pull live data. Nothing special yet. Just want a gut check on AI slop and would love any feedback: HTZ Short-Squeeze Investigation 1. The Squeeze Claim — What the Data Actually Shows Metric Value Verdict Short Float 28.66% (97.54M shares) High — above the \~20% threshold where squeezes become possible, but far below GME-style extremes (>100%) Days-to-Cover 5.95 days Elevated, not extreme. Shorts can exit in \~6 days of avg volume — a squeeze would burn fast and short Institutional Own 104.88% Consistent with heavy shorting (borrowed shares re-lent) Price $1.61, at 52-wk low ($1.55), −80% from high Deeply beaten down — 52% below SMA50, 66% below SMA200 RSI(14) 29.1 Oversold — fuel for a reflexive bounce Catalyst Earnings Aug 6 BMO (3 days) The binary event that would ignite or kill the squeeze The fundamentals are genuinely ugly: −$637M net income, negative book value (−$2.49/sh), EV of $19.8B against a $579M market cap (massive leverage), active securities class-action lawsuits, and a −40% single-day crash on June 24. Analysts are mostly Sell-rated, though the mean target is $3.09 (\~2× spot). A July 7 FT piece noted shorts covering has actually been propping the stock up — some of the squeeze fuel is already spent. Verdict on the claim: This is a speculative squeeze candidate, not a high-quality one. High SI + oversold + tiny price + earnings catalyst = real squeeze potential, but you're betting against a violent downtrend in a company with a non-trivial bankruptcy tail. 2. The Options Market — Where the Trap Is I computed IV from Friday's closing option prices and realized vol from 3 months of daily candles: Contract IV Aug 7 weeklies (post-earnings) 245–262% Aug 21 122–148% Sep 18 125–157% Dec 18 114–124% Term structure is inverted — the market is charging you 2× the vol for the earnings window. Buying Aug 7/21 calls is the classic retail trap: even if HTZ pops +10% on earnings, the post-earnings IV crush (my model: −0.05 to −0.12 per contract on a 30–40pt crush) plus theta (−0.45 to −0.53¢/day on Aug 21s) can make a correct directional bet lose money. The December calls are the cheapest vol on the board (114–124%, roughly in line with realized) — that's where you want to be. The rules engine (818 rules evaluated) largely agrees: it fired low-price-call-preference (Graham: sub-$10 stocks favor long calls, 0.7) and pre-earnings-backspread (0.7), while warning against weeklies (avoid-trading-near-earnings, 0.8) and against fighting the downtrend (avoid-long-call-on-non-up-trend, 0.7) — which is why sizing discipline below matters. 3. Recommendation If you play the squeeze, the December bull call spread is the best risk-adjusted structure (Friday closing prices, verify live Monday): Structure Cost Break-even Max Profit Core: Dec 18 $1/$2 call spread $0.43 $1.43 — below current price $0.57 (+133%) Kicker: Dec 18 $2/$3 call spread $0.14 $2.14 (+33%) $0.86 (+614%) Alt: Dec 18 $2 call outright $0.33 $2.33 (+45%) Uncapped The $1/$2 spread minimizes break-even exactly as you asked: $1.43 is \*under\* spot, its long leg is 0.85 delta with minimal net vega, and it shrugs off the earnings IV crush. The $2/$3 kicker keeps the explosive upside for 14¢. What to avoid: \- ❌ Aug 7/Aug 21 calls — 245%+ IV, theta, and crush will gut them \- ❌ Buying 1,000s of shares — no theta, but unlimited downside in a downtrend with a binary event in 3 days; options cap your loss at the debit \- ❌ Selling puts for "income" — assignment risk into a potential delisting/bankruptcy scenario \- ❌ Puts — the honest bear case exists (terrible fundamentals, downtrend), but that's the opposite of your squeeze thesis and IV makes them expensive too Timing: Split entry. \~½ Monday Aug 3 (before the Aug 6 BMO earnings — you must hold through it for the squeeze pop, and the Dec structure limits crush damage), \~½ reserved to add post-earnings either on the squeeze continuation or on the IV-crushed dip. Use limit orders at mid or better — these quotes are Friday's closes and spreads on $0.10–0.70 options are wide. Sizing (this is a lottery ticket — treat it as one): Risk 0.5–1% of portfolio maximum. On a $100k account: \~12× Dec $1/$2 spreads ($516) + \~14× Dec $2/$3 spreads ($196) ≈ \*\*$712 total risk\*\*. Never add to a loser here. Exit plan: Squeezes are measured in days, not weeks — scale out ⅓ at +50%, ⅓ at +100%, trail the rest. Hard stop if HTZ breaks \*\*$1.00\*\* (NASDAQ delisting threshold changes the game entirely) or if it closes below $1.43 pre-earnings on heavy volume. If earnings pass with no squeeze, exit within a week — the thesis is dead.

Useful_Alarm730

This. So many non-AI applications as in Netflix, Air bnb, Goldman Sacs, BMO etc uses AWS. I am not an IT person, so I stand corrected, but I suspect with AI the network security risk is becoming higher and higher for companies to run their own cloud.

Full_Pear449

* BMO said recent leadership departures have created increasing concerns about the company’s ability to deliver on the refreshed medium-term targets.  * Fiserv’s President, Dhivya Suryadevara, resigned on July 7, 2026, citing "good reason" under her contract provisions following the exit of CEO Mike Lyons last month.  * Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Ramsey El-Assal slashed the price target on the company to $53 from $62 and maintained a ‘Neutral’ rating on the shares. You should probably do a little research.

visionarymind

BMO Financial Group survey reported by The Wall Street Journal indicates the average "all-in" cost of a date in the U.S. has risen to $189, a 12.5% increase. Rising expenses for meals, transport, and grooming are prompting many to choose lower-cost alternatives, according to the report.

Starthreads

Sticking it in a bank stock is a solid way to develop an income out of what is here. As an example: BMO at 177.77 is 7247 whole shares, where the dividend is $1.71 every three months, or about $12400 (equivalent of $4130 per month). Using DRIP on what you don't use has the value expand over time. Alternatively, you could still work and use the money that comes from it as your market play money to attempt doing this again.

SanDisk_Made_Me_Rich

the average U.S. cost of a date at $189, up 12.5% from the same period the prior year. 50% of Gen Z daters and 40% of millennial daters said dating costs interfere with their financial goals, per BMO.

Consistent-Chapter-8

CPI Tues./ASML earnings BMO Wed./TSMC earnings BMO Thur.: a roller coaster week ahead.

the_mammynun

HITI secured their $40m credit facility with BMO this morning and acquired 4 new stores. PRs available on r/HighTideInc

Chicken2nite

Everyone else is wrong. Inside of the FHSA, you can sell with no tax implications. If you transfer out of your FHSA without buying a home that year, then you pay capital gains. Capital gains has a ‘flat’ inclusion rate (50% currently) but the ‘included’ capital gain is taxed at your marginal income tax rate. I would’ve recommended investing that inside of a TFSA instead, but the die has been cast and your fifteen year FHSA timer has been set. As a student/recent grad, your income is quite low and as such your marginal tax rate is quite low, especially compared to what you might expect it to be in 10-15 years when you’re further in your career. The TFSA is more versatile in that your withdrawals from this year become next year’s contribution room, with all gains being tax free. As a rule of thumb, if your current top marginal income tax rate isn’t higher than what you expect to pay in retirement, then there’s not much benefit in deferring the taxes today to pay 100% of the taxes in both the principle and the capital gains (all RRSP withdrawals are taxed as income, whereas if you had invested in a taxable account, only 50% of the capital gains would be taxed; it gets more complicated with being able to invest the deferred taxes and also save the 15% withholding taxes on US dividends, which is why I say not much benefit rather than no benefit) As for index funds, BMO has a wide variety (ZXXX tickers). Inside of Wealth Simple, CAD valued funds save you the 1.5% currency fees. ZCN is a Canadian market index fund, ZUE is a CAD-hedged SP500 index fund, QQC is a Nasdaq100 index, VIU is an ex-North America developed fund, ZEM is an Emerging Markets fund, CAGE is another one to look into as a fund of funds which take a different approach to market weighted index funds. ZBAL is a 60/40 portfolio fund with 40% in fixed income/bonds, whereas ZEQT is a 100% equity equivalent.

Salt_Contract342

TD up 26% YTD BMO up 29% YTD. Canadian banks are always a solid "investment". But read the room. This is a gambling sub

Equivalent_Lunch2406

I got 5 of 100 through BMO (Canada) and it won’t show on my holdings until possibly Tuesday.

Sad-Group5464

hi guys, as someone who's invested in the following tickers: BNS, BMO, CM, RY and TD , I suggest you all do so too. Recently they have helped save my portfolio and may save yours too! These are Canadian bank stocks and still have a way to run, as the bunch of em have grown on average about 10% over the past year, and are expected to continue to run, DESPITE the Canadian economy being in a technical recession. Please consider investing your hard earned cash into these quality and low-risk tickers. Thanks

Bulky-Scheme-9450

where do you see this? yahoo finance nor my broker (BMO) is not updating

akavaev

I agree with you, but even if Summit's data is also strong, it creates a massive "halo effect" for the entire drug class. Institutional analysts from firms like BMO Capital Markets have explicitly stated that this weekend will redefine how Wall Street values bispecifics against traditional anti-PD-1 agents. A rising tide will lift BioNTech alongside it.

ez399017

I bought some NVDA, NBIS, ASML, BMO today, my port is 80% MU right now though

skymagic

> Millennials spend $252 on an average date, BMO finds — and social media is spiraling over ‘date-flation’ dayum 👀

All_YourBase

Canadian big bank earnings season! It's odd that this graphic includes CIBC, BMO and Scotiabank, but leaves off TD and Royal Bank, which are the 2 biggest Canadian Banks.

Herbrax212

https://preview.redd.it/xm3gcrzo7q2h1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=0a8af1f0e8845dc7b8eda2d7e3e16df2cf87cf98 I'm looking at CRM and SNOW mostly. Lots of moves in the canadian banking industry mostly (BMO/Scotia/CIBC)

joe4942

Crazy looking at the charts of some Canadian banks over the last year. * CM: +71% * TD: +70% * BMO: +53% * RY: +49%

Efferdent_FTW

Lol transferred everything from BMO to IBKR two weeks ago.

metallhd

wait what you put all your cash in the BMO ZTS ETF on Friday? now who would do that

Mammoth-Water-4711

Loaded $AMAT into the print. +8% AH 🚀 Management raised industry semicap growth from ">20%" to ">30%" for 2026. Q3 guide $8.95B ± $500M analyst-slap. Next: ASML 7/15 BMO, LRCX late July. Shares + Sep calls. 💎🙌

Wingdings2

Canada does a LOT of resource extraction. Many global mining, oil and gas, and energy stocks are listed on the TSX and makes up a huge portion of the market cap of the Canadian market. The banking and insurance sector in Canada is also quite strong with large portions of the business doing business in the USA, which is a massive market. Canadian banks like TD, BMO, and RBC have a decent amount of US business. You can’t say the same for British banks and companies.

armorabito

I'm not a bear, but I do like to skim off profits, especially in a market like this and wait for opportunities. I build cash positions in Zpay and ZPay.U ( BMO) . The USD ZPAY.U is currently paying 7%Annually ( monthly ). Not such a bad parking spot for money that already made 50-100% gains in the year.

Valkyrie_Skuld

I don’t hate this. Claude says TATT (TAT Technologies) Earnings Summary Stock vs. normal ∙ Current: ~$36.71 ∙ 52-week range: ~$23.37–$55.46 — sitting at ~41% of range, ~34% off ATH ∙ 200-day MA: $40.4 — stock trading below it ∙ Has pulled back hard from $55+ peak in March ∙ Analyst PTs: Stifel $53 (lowered from $60), Truist $61, Benchmark $66, Lake Street $59, B. Riley Buy ∙ Avg PT roughly $58 (~58% upside from current) Last earnings (Q4/FY2025, March 18, 2026) ∙ Q4 revenue: $46.5M (+13.4% YoY) ∙ Q4 adj EBITDA: $6.9M vs $5.5M last year ∙ FY2025 revenue: $178.0M (+17.0%) ∙ FY2025 gross profit: $44.1M (+33.6%) ∙ FY2025 operating income: $18.8M (+50.5%) ∙ FY2025 net income: $16.8M (+50.6%) ∙ Backlog: $550M Recent contract ∙ March 11, 2026: $36M APU MRO contract with global cargo carrier — 2-year extension on 331-200/250 ($22M) + new 4-year on 331-500 ($14M) Q1 2026 setup (May 20, 2026 BMO) ∙ EPS estimate: $0.35 ∙ Revenue estimate: $46.27M ∙ Last comp (Q1 2025): revenue +23.6%, net profit +80.7%, adj EBITDA +56.2% Earnings reaction history ∙ Q4 2025 (Mar 18): revenue beat on margins/EBITDA → stock got hit -7%+ in subsequent weeks (now $36 from $55) ∙ Q3 2025 (Nov 12): EPS $0.37 vs $0.39 est — MISS -5%, stock -0.7% on the print but -7.89% on the date notice ∙ Q2 2025: EPS $0.30 vs $0.28 est — beat (+5.26%); revenue $43.1M vs $43.84M est — small miss ∙ Q1 2025: revenue +23.6%, net profit +80.7% Pattern TATT had a strong run YTD then sold off hard from peak. Stock now well off highs even though fundamentals continued strong. Note the recent commentary: Near-Term APU Disruptions Offset by Supply Recovery and Strong Backlog Support for Long-Term Upside — APU segment having near-term disruptions, which is partly why Stifel cut PT from $60 to $53. Print is May 20 (later than the others you’ve been asking about). Earnings reactions tend to be modest on TATT (low float, lighter trading). Multiple Buy ratings, but the chart is in a downtrend below 200-day MA, which is the technical concern. Fundamentals remain growing — disconnect between business and stock for the moment.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Valkyrie_Skuld

Well it’s a refinery also the bot says this but I don’t know if it’s considering context MPC (Marathon Petroleum) Earnings Summary Stock vs. normal ∙ Current: ~$238 ∙ 52-week range: $133–$255.77 — sitting at ~90% of range, ~7% off ATH ∙ +60% over past year ∙ Analyst avg PT: $249 (~5% upside) — recent raises (Morgan Stanley to $233 from $200) ∙ Dividend: $1.00 quarterly declared April 29 (~1.7% yield) Last earnings (Q4 2025, Feb 3, 2026) ∙ Adj EPS: $4.07 vs $2.72-2.73 est — massive beat (+49.63%) ∙ vs. $0.77 prior-year quarter ∙ Adj EBITDA: ~$3.5B (Q4), ~$12B FY2025 — Q4 +$1.4B YoY ∙ FY2025 cash from ops: $8.3B; $4.5B returned to shareholders ∙ Driven by stronger refining margins + 4.9% YoY decline in costs 2026 guide (issued at Feb print) ∙ $700M refining capex (-20% from 2025) ∙ Continued capital discipline ∙ Reduced spend with high utilization Q1 2026 setup (May 5 BMO) ∙ EPS estimate: $2.00 (different sources show $0.92 to $2.00 — wide spread suggests big uncertainty) ∙ Revenue estimate: $33.88B ∙ Crack spread tailwind: oil up ~70% since Feb 28 (US-Iran), refiners benefit from elevated margins ∙ Backdrop: WTI volatility, summer driving season setup

Less-Ball-3968

BMO. Probably around 8am

Left-Signature-5250

Why not BMO?

No-Transportation843

Here's a list:  - GDP growth 37th out of 38 OECD countries - GDP per capita worst in the G7 - Government of Canada forecasts admit our economy is on a worsening trajectory  - Unemployment almost 7%. Youth unemployment is above 18%!  - highest deficit outside of a recession since 1995.  - deficit doubled since carney took the wheel  - debt servicing costs will exceed 12% of budget by 2029 - zero productivity growth since 2019 - workforce productivity compared to US dropped from 82% in 2000 to 77% by 2020 and getting much worse now - mortgage delinquencies rising. Surging 90% yoy - happiness score is the lowest it's ever been. Dropped from 15th to 18th 2024 to 2025  - total tax on distributed products highest in the G7 Here are the sources: - [Vanguard - Economic Outlook for Canada](https://corporate.vanguard.com/content/corporatesite/us/en/corp/vemo/vemo-canada.html) - [NBC - Monthly Economic Monitor Canada (March 2026)](https://www.nbc.ca/content/dam/bnc/taux-analyses/analyse-eco/mensuel/monthly-economic-monitor-canada.pdf) - [RBC Economics - Beyond the Forecast: Six Themes for Canada's Economy in 2026](https://www.rbc.com/en/economics/canadian-analysis/featured-analysis/insights/beyond-the-forecast-six-themes-for-canadas-economy-in-2026/) - [BMO - Economic Outlook: Insights Into 2026](https://capitalmarkets.bmo.com/en/insights/economic-outlook-insights-into-2026/) - [Budget 2025 - Annex 1: Details of Economic and Fiscal Projections](https://budget.canada.ca/2025/report-rapport/anx1-en.html) - [PBO - Budget 2025: Issues for Parliamentarians](https://www.pbo-dpb.ca/en/publications/RP-2526-017-S--budget-2025-issues-parliamentarians--budget-2025-enjeux-parlementaires) - [TD Economics - Federal Budget 2025](https://economics.td.com/canadian-federal-budget) - [RBC Economics - Canadian Fiscal: Will Better Growth, Delayed Spending Soften Deficit Blow?](https://www.rbc.com/en/economics/canadian-analysis/provincial-and-fiscal-outlooks/budget-analysis/canadian-fiscal-will-better-growth-delayed-spending-soften-deficit-blow/) - [Bank of Canada - Monetary Policy Report January 2026](https://www.bankofcanada.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/mpr-2026-01-28.pdf) - [TD Economics - Canadian Quarterly Economic Forecast](https://economics.td.com/ca-quarterly-economic-forecast) - [Deloitte - 2025 Federal Budget Analysis](https://www.deloitte.com/ca/en/our-thinking/future-of-canada-center/federal-budget-2025.html) - [RBC Economics - High Stakes, Narrow Margins: Budget 2025](https://www.rbc.com/en/economics/canadian-analysis/provincial-and-fiscal-outlooks/budget-analysis/high-stakes-narrow-margins-canadas-federal-budget-bets-on-investment-led-growth/) - [Canada.ca - The Fiscal Monitor April and May 2025](https://www.canada.ca/en/department-finance/services/publications/fiscal-monitor/2025/04.html) - [CBA - Mortgage Arrears Statistics](https://cba.ca/Assets/CanadianBankersAssociation/Documents/Articles/Statistics/stat-mortgages-arrears-march-2025-en.pdf) 

No-Transportation843

Here's a list:  - GDP growth 37th out of 38 OECD countries - GDP per capita worst in the G7 - Government of Canada forecasts admit our economy is on a worsening trajectory  - Unemployment almost 7%. Youth unemployment is above 18%!  - highest deficit outside of a recession since 1995.  - deficit doubled since carney took the wheel  - debt servicing costs will exceed 12% of budget by 2029 - zero productivity growth since 2019 - workforce productivity compared to US dropped from 82% in 2000 to 77% by 2020 and getting much worse now - mortgage delinquencies rising. Surging 90% yoy - happiness score is the lowest it's ever been. Dropped from 15th to 18th 2024 to 2025  - total tax on distributed products highest in the G7 Here are the sources: - [Vanguard - Economic Outlook for Canada](https://corporate.vanguard.com/content/corporatesite/us/en/corp/vemo/vemo-canada.html) - [NBC - Monthly Economic Monitor Canada (March 2026)](https://www.nbc.ca/content/dam/bnc/taux-analyses/analyse-eco/mensuel/monthly-economic-monitor-canada.pdf) - [RBC Economics - Beyond the Forecast: Six Themes for Canada's Economy in 2026](https://www.rbc.com/en/economics/canadian-analysis/featured-analysis/insights/beyond-the-forecast-six-themes-for-canadas-economy-in-2026/) - [BMO - Economic Outlook: Insights Into 2026](https://capitalmarkets.bmo.com/en/insights/economic-outlook-insights-into-2026/) - [Budget 2025 - Annex 1: Details of Economic and Fiscal Projections](https://budget.canada.ca/2025/report-rapport/anx1-en.html) - [PBO - Budget 2025: Issues for Parliamentarians](https://www.pbo-dpb.ca/en/publications/RP-2526-017-S--budget-2025-issues-parliamentarians--budget-2025-enjeux-parlementaires) - [TD Economics - Federal Budget 2025](https://economics.td.com/canadian-federal-budget) - [RBC Economics - Canadian Fiscal: Will Better Growth, Delayed Spending Soften Deficit Blow?](https://www.rbc.com/en/economics/canadian-analysis/provincial-and-fiscal-outlooks/budget-analysis/canadian-fiscal-will-better-growth-delayed-spending-soften-deficit-blow/) - [Bank of Canada - Monetary Policy Report January 2026](https://www.bankofcanada.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/mpr-2026-01-28.pdf) - [TD Economics - Canadian Quarterly Economic Forecast](https://economics.td.com/ca-quarterly-economic-forecast) - [Deloitte - 2025 Federal Budget Analysis](https://www.deloitte.com/ca/en/our-thinking/future-of-canada-center/federal-budget-2025.html) - [RBC Economics - High Stakes, Narrow Margins: Budget 2025](https://www.rbc.com/en/economics/canadian-analysis/provincial-and-fiscal-outlooks/budget-analysis/high-stakes-narrow-margins-canadas-federal-budget-bets-on-investment-led-growth/) - [Canada.ca - The Fiscal Monitor April and May 2025](https://www.canada.ca/en/department-finance/services/publications/fiscal-monitor/2025/04.html) - [CBA - Mortgage Arrears Statistics](https://cba.ca/Assets/CanadianBankersAssociation/Documents/Articles/Statistics/stat-mortgages-arrears-march-2025-en.pdf) 

SamLeCoyote_Fix_1

Needham analysts upgraded PATH from Hold to Buy, citing the company's first full-year GAAP profitability and $1.85B ARR growth of 11% YoY in Q4 FY2026. They highlighted the $500M buyback authorization as a strong signal of confidence, alongside mid-teens FY2027 revenue guidance. This follows BMO and UBS price target adjustments to $14 on March 16.

Shoddy-Building1613

I’ve done well with a fairly simple approach, I only own 8 stocks: 3 large banks (for me it RY, BMO, & CIBC) Aritzia Google Microsoft Nvidia Apple 7 straight years beating SP 500

Nicky_Feathers

Earnings are up on Monday (BMO). In a recent interview the CEO dropped: With earnings coming up on 23rd of March, investors could expect to see a Genesis-powered boost to the company’s financial health, he said. “I think we will have very good numbers”

Left-Signature-5250

tomorrow BMO

Jamrocc33

I am 37 years old and never done any kind of investing in the past. I am about te receive a substantial tax free settlement payout and I want to actually do something good with it instead of wasting it so looking at investing. I have a TFSA that is barely used and has very minimal (under $100) in it and almost 100k in contribution room. I am also interested in an FHSA since my wife and I will be looking at buying our fist home in the next 3-5 years. I want the TFSA to be invested in such a way that a portion of it is in something more long term and some of it is more short term. With the TFSA I'm not specifically saving for anything right away just trying to make my money work for me in the best way possible while still keeping some available to withdraw if we decide we want to do something like take a trip or whatever. I hope this makes sense. For instance if I have 10k in there I can commit to leaving say 5k in there not touched for long haul investing and the remainder would be in something not quite as volatile for more short term (1-2 years) spending. Then have an FHSA to save for a house. I went to the bank today (BMO) and spoke with an advisor and she showed me ETFs and mutual funds with MER of 1.7-3% but then I look on here and people say to not go through a bank because those fees are crazy. I'm not sure where to start because I don't want to get ripped off not knowing any better. Lots of suggestions to open a Questrade or Wealth simple account but I'm not confident enough to start placing money in my own with no help from someone I trust who knows better. Any suggestions

zephyrs85

Well it has arrived, the big earnings day that we've all been waiting for #BMO

Glimmerofhope

Anyone notice the tickers AMC and BMO are reporting on amc and bmo respectively

AusChicago

Today I will be looking into FSM (Fortuna Mining) CURRENT SETUP FSM is forming a bullish pennant at $13.34, sitting just 0.5% below its 52-week high of $13.41 — the key resistance level. Pattern quality scores are exceptional: a perfect 15/15 on structure, 13/13 on breakout readiness, and 10.8/12 on volume, producing a combined 38.8/40. Volume is running 1.52x the 20-day average at 14.8M shares, confirming institutional participation. The pennant has consolidated for 25 days since mid-January, with the setup score maxing out at 20/20. Entry zone sits between $13.34 and $13.61, stop at $12.13. STOCK CONTEXT Fortuna reported Q4 results on February 18 with revenue of $270.2M and record annual cash flow of $132.3M, though EPS of $0.22 narrowly missed the $0.23 consensus. The stock surged 10.96% on February 20 as analysts responded: BMO Capital raised its price target to C$17 from C$15, Scotiabank lifted its target to $14, Zacks upgraded to strong-buy, and Wall Street Zen upgraded from hold to buy. Gold prices near $5,150/oz provide a massive tailwind. Fortuna also reported a 73% increase in mineral resources at its Diamba Sud Gold Project in Senegal and filed for an exploitation permit on February 10. Institutional accumulation is notable — Vanguard increased its position by over 1,600% last quarter, per SEC filings. The sector regime is medium-confidence bullish. PATTERN EXPECTATION A successful breakout requires a decisive close above the $13.41 resistance on volume exceeding 10M shares. The conservative measured move target is $14.21, representing a 4.4% gain from current levels. Historical data shows a 79.4% win probability for this setup, translating to a probability-weighted expected reward of $0.45 per share against an expected risk of just $0.14 — a favorable 3.2:1 expected ratio. Invalidation occurs on a close below key support at $9.60, which would fully negate the pattern structure. With FSM up 56.8% over three months, momentum favors the bulls, though the pennant must resolve soon after 25 days of consolidation. RISK FACTORS Gold's recent volatility is the primary concern. A 12% single-day crash on January 30 demonstrated how quickly precious metals can unwind, according to market reports. The pending Kevin Warsh Fed Chair confirmation could strengthen the dollar and pressure gold miners further. FSM has already run 223% from its 52-week low, and the confidence score registers at 0.62 (low tier). Earnings were just reported with a slight EPS miss, so near-term fundamental catalysts may be limited. Commodity price sensitivity remains the dominant risk for any position here.

TracyM45

BMO did a split https://finance.yahoo.com/news/bmo-announces-upcoming-splits-three-210000249.html

Timely_Chicken_1564

Looks like Shrek dildos tomorrow.  Buying BMO & PLAB

stupidber

Ya but BMO not giving out any $3 wallets

AverageRetard1

Want a Greenland mining Stock that is prime to rise - look into Moly.neo. Greenland ressources. Acquired license to exploited - Malmberget. Primary mining molybdenum, Newest ore sample showed rare earths as well. Funding for site construction secured. Company will present the entire project at BMO Capital markets 35th global metals, mining and critical minerals conference in Hollywood on February 24..

Ok-Chapter-6631

Gemini nailing it: Predicting a specific 8% jump in a single day for a mega-cap stock like Amazon (AMZN) is statistically unlikely outside of major news events. For perspective, an 8% increase tomorrow would mean Amazon's market cap grows by roughly $160 billion in just a few hours. Based on current market conditions as of February 12, 2026, here is the breakdown of the situation: Current Market Sentiment • Losing Streak: Amazon is currently on an eight-day losing streak, its longest since 2019. The stock has dropped over 16% during this period.  • CapEx Concerns: The sell-off was triggered by Amazon's announcement of a $200 billion capital expenditure plan for 2026, which is significantly higher than analysts expected. Investors are currently "souring" on the massive AI infrastructure costs despite strong AWS growth.  • Recent Performance: Today, February 12, the stock is trading around $201.00, down roughly 1.5% for the day. Statistical Likelihood of an 8% Jump An 8% move is considered a "black swan" or extreme volatility event for Amazon. • Historical Context: Amazon typically moves roughly 1–3% on a normal trading day. • Catalysts: A move of 8%+ almost exclusively happens during earnings reports or major regulatory breakthroughs. Since Amazon just reported its Q4 2025 results on February 5, there is no scheduled major catalyst for tomorrow, February 13.  • Analyst Outlook: While many analysts (like UBS and BMO) have maintained "Buy" ratings and high price targets ($275–$315), they view this as a long-term recovery rather than an overnight spike.

SGB04

Trading on the BMO platform is the real crime

Iron-Willed

Dividends are paid out per share so if you have less shares it matters. So if you can buy more shares with the same amount of money it would be better. But yes I said unfortunately those banks only pay out quarterly so that is a downside, but it pays a consistent or increased dividend. Just look at BMO historical payout dividend and RBC’s dividend and their stock appreciation over the years. It might not be 10% but you’ll get it and if you want to drip into shares that could even be more beneficial

Nateleb1234

New price targets on meta yet the stock decided to not listen at all and go down. Can someone explain why this happened? I have copied and pasted the price targets below. Why is the stock down 3 percent on supposedly good earnings? This makes no sense. Bank of America raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $885 from $810 while maintaining a Buy rating. Barclays Capital reiterated an Overweight rating on Meta Platforms and raised its price target to $800 from $770. BMO Capital Markets raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $730 from $710 while maintaining a Market Perform rating. Canaccord Genuity raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $930 from $900 and reiterated a Buy rating. Cantor Fitzgerald reiterated an Overweight rating on Meta Platforms and increased its price target to $860 from $750. Citigroup reiterated an Outperform rating on Meta Platforms following the earnings report. DA Davidson raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $850 from $825 while maintaining a Buy rating. Deutsche Bank raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $920 from $880 and reiterated a Buy rating. Evercore ISI raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $900 from $875 and reiterated an Outperform rating. Guggenheim raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $850 from $800 while maintaining a Buy rating. Jefferies raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $1,000 from $910 and reiterated a Buy rating. JPMorgan raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $825 from $800 while maintaining an Overweight rating. Mizuho Securities raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $850 from $815 and maintained an Outperform rating. Monness Crespi & Hardt raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $890 from $808 while maintaining a Buy rating. Morgan Stanley raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $825 from $750 and reiterated an Overweight rating. Needham & Company reiterated a Hold rating on Meta Platforms following the earnings release. Piper Sandler raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $880 from $840 and reiterated an Overweight rating. Pivotal Research lowered its price target on Meta Platforms to $910 from $930 but maintained a Buy rating. Rosenblatt Securities raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $1,144 from $1,117 while reiterating a Buy rating. RBC Capital Markets reiterated an Outperform rating on Meta Platforms with a price target of $810. Sanford C. Bernstein reiterated an Outperform rating on Meta Platforms and raised its price target to $900 from $870. Scotiabank raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $700 from $685 while maintaining a Sector Perform rating. Stifel Nicolaus raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $820 from $785 and maintained a Buy rating. Truist Financial raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $900 from $875 while maintaining a Buy rating. UBS Securities reiterated a Buy rating on Meta Platforms and raised its price target to $872 from $830. Wedbush raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $900 from $880 and reiterated an Outperform rating. Wells Fargo raised its price target on Meta Platforms to $849 from $754 while keeping an Overweight rating. Wolfe Research reiterated an Outperform rating on Meta Platforms and raised its price target to $850 from $800

Put_Er_There_Sport

Microsoft removed as top pick from Morgan Stanley, upgraded from 520 to 540 at stifel and downgraded from 625 to 575 at BMO Capital. Gonna be a fun day on Microsoft

Iamnotarobot82

What is happening to UNH? Isn't the earnings is tomorrow BMO? Why crashing now?

drst0ner

BMO Harris is Canadian bank that is up 71% over the last five years and it pays out a 3.37% dividend.

VeganKirby

I hold BMO and it's up something like 30%

Trollioportfolio

So truly it’s an utterly regarded thesis! I still think ETF like BMO REITS could print then again I’m half ported into UNH like down 5percent like a tard too so definitely inverse me

MoreInitiative126

Netflix, MSTR, Silver , Canadian bank stocks like BMO… not financial advise just suggestions

Krammsy

I checked futures on the major banks that trade metals and it's definitely BMO, they're crashing absolutely huge right now, down an entire -0.03%, we're ...doomed.

Prometheus013

Why they do that? I was frauded over 18k on a stolen red binned vehicle and BMO started releasing the money when they shouldn't have

didkhdi

Oof, at least you weren't with BMO, they cucked me out of so much money. Literally froze my account for over a year after I made 1 trade.

sljxuoxada

The "big 5" banks in Canada (RBC, TD, BMO, Scotia, CIBC) are, by law, not allowed to fail. Canadian taxpayers will be forced to bail them out if there is ever a chance they might fail. Very safe investment.

Vindaloo6363

They are good stocks overall but there are some issues. Potentially with BMO US mod market and real estate exposure. TD id banned from growing their US business die to the money laundering issue. The US is obviously the big growth opportunity for all of them.

PaperHandsTheDip

They're among the safest in the world due to regulations in Canada. Here's a comparison to the S&P 500. SPY: \~86% CIBC: 131% RBC: 122% BMO: 84% TD: 78% Scotia: 46% They don't look too out of line anywhere to me. Some underperformed the S&P500, some overperformed, they are more or less inline with what I'd expect

Beneficial-Swim843

If you mean BMO, it's Before Market Open. AMC for After Market Close.

Turbulent_Goal8132

They reported Friday BMO

Hocari-

LKNCY on Monday BMO 👀

r2002

Some winners that I rarely seen discussed here: * Planet Labs * BMO (Canadian bank) * Ralph Lauren * BlackRock * Citi * Capital One * Regional Bank ETF Bought them mostly when their sector is down. Like the banks when there was that banking crisis where people thought the whole system is crashing down due to 2 regional banks going under.

Cabrim

Strong institutional support in PIPE... >substantial participation from blue-chip institutions such as AMD, BMO Global Asset Management, CIBC Asset Management, and Polar Asset Management, highlighting sector confidence and ensuring significant "new money" investment

curiousmustafa

Asts tomorrow BMO

Oskarikali

I can't find my Questrade data going back to September quickly, but I see my first buy in another account on Sep 10 for 0.86 (CAD), looks like BMO transaction history doesn't show the strike price unfortunately but I think it was $52 or $58.