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Canadian Banks VS ZEB what is better for a new investor
A BMO analyst picks his winners and losers from bank earnings reports
Can anyone explain how I can calculate profits for OXY warrants?
This is the Chart for the Royal Bank of Canada $RY - they're high on Maple Syrup and full of Chinese real estate debt
Erste Bank Slaps The Royal Bank of Canada (RY:TSX) with a Downgrade
RBC fiscal Q1 earnings drive higher (NYSE:RY)
Dividends, so safe, that you can bank on it [DD]
Ryan Cohen Recent Interview - He is a Good Guy and Would never deceive investors
Why don't the dividends from a dividend ETF grow as much as the underlying securities?
My Strategy to trade with Low Capital
With inflation running, interest rates hike, covid lockdowns, a war & possible recession where would you invest?
With record inflation, are these bank stonks about to plummet? Seems like the "bank run" social media buzz may be related to the Royal Bank of Canada (RY) underperformed today.
https://trib.al/TUZ1Fis?fbclid=IwAR2S-ljgV_NA3FOeo0Kz1PrKFbQYQdWqZYB1kEHnvnoxedtFU-WC-fwL0RY
Mortgage lenders make out like bandits when the economy tanks
Tell me if I am wrong with this put/covered call strategy with Royal Bank of Canada
$BPSR The reason i do not wait to buy when it’s high and mature is fear of the proven law of dimishing returns that will always apply to almost those that buy late and want to profit at the maturity. $RY
Love me some GME and AMC but...
Medolife Rx $QNTA Announces New Extraction Facility and Scientific Team in Place @StockAlert8
Rolling collar for income with protection - sound strategy?
$RY short cuz banks r fuk: bearish divergence building; flash crash a couple weeks or so ago; shitadel links
RY down 60 ah Friday, up 60 pm Monday, Robinhood, fidelity, show the low at like 56..
Anyone knows what triggered RY (Royal Bank of Canda) dipped 65%?
What happened to Royal Bank of Canada ($RY) stock on friday?
For the people who think Royal Bank of Canada is bankrupt and that tomorrow doomsday starts, here some actual information.
What happened to ticker RY?!?! After hours CRASH is this a buy? Thoughts?!
What's going on with Royal Bank of Canada ($RY)? Currently down 60%+
What's going on with Royal Bank of Canada ($RY)? Currently down 60%+
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And every now and then I kick the living shit out of me Can we forget about the things I said when I was drunk? I'M SOR-RY!
Same. 
RBC (RY) would definitely be one of them! Great dividends, capital appreciation and stable company. Learned a lot from this video: SAFEST Canadian Stock Every Investor Should Know 🇨🇦 https://youtu.be/s7Ljh0XMI1E And they aren’t making “creative” products out of nothing like the banks in the states.
It's hard with small accounts as you need to be able to buy at least 100 shares to write a contract. I have used a similar strat for years. The one thing I do differently, is I use dividend paying stocks. That way if I get assigned, it is a stock I'm willing to hold for the dividend. RY & TD are examples. Any time the stock is down write puts.
RY.......kick ass....yes, they do! they-ry-debtors kick/ed OUT "many creditors" from their branches and CLOSED their accounts with ZERO \[0\] NOTICE! and ZERO \[0\] settlement!! 2025-08-28 E&OE/CYA/All Rights Reserved
What should I change in terms of asset location for taxes in a high tax state? || || |**Roth IRA**| |VTI x 76| |XLF x 20| |VEA x 50| |FLCA x 50| |SOFI x 2000| |RY x 20| |BND x 28.5| || |**401(k)**| |VFORX| || || |**Taxable Brokerage**| |SGOV| |LDRT|
What should I change in terms of asset location for taxes in a high tax state? || || |**Roth IRA**| |VTI x 76| |XLF x 20| |VEA x 50| |FLCA x 50| |SOFI x 2000| |RY x 20| |BND x 28.5| || |**401(k)**| |VFORX| || || |**Taxable Brokerage**| |SGOV| |LDRT|
What should I change in terms of asset location for taxes in a high tax state? || || |**Roth IRA**|**Taxable Brokerage**| |VTI x 76|SGOV| |XLF x 20|LDRT| |VEA x 50|| |FLCA x 50|| |SOFI x 2000|| |RY x 20|| |BND x 28.5|| ||| |**401(k)**|| |VFORX||
https://youtu.be/BfnjX88Va4Y?si=a0zQk55RY8xjP8Pb U GOT 2 PUMP IT UP
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Other banks such as TD and RY are doing absolutely fine, and they are quite larger than Scotiabank, which have been in a state of semi-struggling for a few years now. OP is clearly an expert only at losing his inheritance money.
*glances at $EWC. $RY $TD* Yeah I'm not seeing it
The state of America: https://youtu.be/mDipswKiMUg?si=uwab9GCzVK_a34RY
CAD or USD? USD: BRK.B and chill CAD: RY.TO and chill
No, I don't think so, but I can see how it looks that way. u/flybyskyhi made the point that he wasn't confident that his macroeconomic guesses would translate into positive equity prices. I'm a trend-follower, so I made the (unstated) leap based on his comment that all you need to know is manifested in the equity price. I trade GLD, so I know it's going up. I trade Walmart, so in Yahoo Finance I looked at the "Compare to WMT" section on the WMT page and found Costco was doing well. I trade Kroger, and found ACI, SFM, & GO the same way. I trade HSBC, and found BofA, BCS, & RY the same way. But I didn't start with a thesis that retailers or grocers or banks "should" do well; I'd found a trending stock on 3 separate occasions, and then in hindsight saw that maybe those sectors are doing well. But notice that I'm not saying to buy ALL the grocers, or ALL the banks, but if one in a category is doing well, maybe look at the others also. I have a bunch of watchlists set up in Barchart, and I'd found each of my original picks by sorting them and then scrolling through charts until I found one that looked good. No macroeconomic forecasts required. Cheers!
I'm retiring from TSLA CVNA puts. Just Canadian banks for next 6 months. Started with RY.
Came here to say something similar, so I'll tack it on here. There's always something going up. Go long that. Gold is going up. Walmart is going up. Costco too. Kroger, ACI, SFM, GO. Bank of America, HSBC, BCS, RY. Find and focus on those.
Listen here. Funds are great yes. Now, nothing is preventing you to buy individual stocks. What is close to the US? Canada. It is stable too. Now, since it is tied to the US so much and we go into recession, groceries and suppliers of cheap stuff will make big amounts of money. Dollorama is the equivalent of Dollar Tree and is a promising stock in my eyes. Energy sectors are also great. I would avoid lumber unless the gov goes ahead with government housing mass production. We need to wait after the election for that. Same thing in Mexico. Mercado libre is a good stock and should only go up. Its kinda like ebay. If you want safer stocks in Canada look up RY( royal bank of canada) and MRU ( Metro). The US is in a rough spot but you only truly lose when you sell. Yes big corps are losing value but their true value is their employees. If there isnt a major layoff or competition steal the workers you should be fine long term.
I have looked (briefly) at insurance providers but never did sufficient DD to warrant a trigger. I have been interested in Citi for a couple years due to the strong upside *if* they straightened up their operations. While they do have more exposure to retail credit lending, they historically (at least in my time) traded at a discount on P/B vs. peers due to their repeated 'failures'. I have also been a long-time fan of Canadian banks, particularly RY and BNS. BNS had been struggling for a bit and exited that position to lock in gains.
Same way as this time in 2020. Opening up the mortgage and asking for more cash. Hoping timing works out. Getting another 200k on April 30th. I’m Covid missed some of the gains as timing was off by 20 days or so. Last time bought 100k of RY. Dividend was like 10% at that time. And RBC (RY) gave me the loan at 1.5%. Seemed like a no brainer. Stock doubled and they paid me dividends to pay their loan.
https://youtu.be/oQsmSk-P2RY?si=zx_hUoaJsxFNdXSr 9:12
https://www.reddit.com/r/StrangeAndFunny/s/RY8D5ed7wU
Sold or reduced weighting in cyclicals over last couple months. Reduced exposure to US market. Maintained bigger positions in Canadian banks. Sold RY and CM though, and will buy back lower. Slowly been buying bond funds since last year.
This Canadian Regard loves RY June 20 170 strikes🤑🤑🤑
What is the best way to short Canada? RY
If the US enters a recession then yes likely the global economy will too. However VXUS may fall less than VTI and it may recover faster. Especially as you get closer to retirement you may wish to not have all your eggs in one basket. Here is a portfolio drawing 4% in the first year and adjusted for inflation each year after that. The "4% rule". It compares 100% US to 3 fund portfolio to 3 fund portfolio plus gold starting from the worst possible day to retire in the last half century. Yes it is cherry picked as a worst case scenario. https://testfol.io/?s=9Qfct5RY2CW Note the numbers are inflation adjusted dollars. The 100% VTI hasn't failed yet but it is down to $100k in inflation adjusted dollars and drawing $40k a year so it likely will fail in the next 2-3 years.
https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/s/701RY4JRPB
https://assets.ctfassets.net/aax1cfbwhqog/7Ma2avTxQFdBEwFCITrHkC/cf43e0dc63ce91831b842a0e0f8c2fab/Recycled_Content_Letter_Mill_Products_RY2022.pdf Bullshit, eh? The link is from Nucor's official recycled material (scrap) report from 2022. So unless they've changed their ENTIRE end-to-end production capabilities, what I said still stands, sir.
Currently RRSP is all equities: 22% Canada, $56% US, 22% international (excluding US and Can). TFSA is mostly XEQT with some small positions in VFV, VDY, RY, MSFT, AAPL.
As per this post it was added by last potus in Dec https://x.com/sawyermerritt/status/1889879749046272506?s=46&t=dhTWmG7hCJ7RY75JTsyywg
HITI, RY (rbc) and Enbridge
I'm averaging down on semi equipment. Also bought some RY and EQB Are most of your holdings on the smaller/medium side market cap wise?
Hello so I’m 16 and looking to buy some stocks for the long term so far I’ve looked at these; MA, WMT, RY also Costco. I already do ETFs and I want to use this as an opportunity to learn more about individual stocks.
Totally random not financial advice, RY or HRL
I’m a big fan of TMX Group, CNR (big moats) and RY (especially over TD with that whole money laundering scandal - that’s going to be dead money for a while now).
https://youtu.be/InAfRUx4_rk?si=qGqSxSrw5RY1KQMD
I can't imagine ever selling: MCO, SPGI, CNI, CP, CPRT, IDXX, RY
46 yrs. Been in the market since 2003. Only thing I haven’t sold in that time is RY and GOOG/GOOGL. Won’t touch either ever as one operates as an oligopoly and the other serves as a reminder why we should buy and hold forever…every other 10000X stock in the portfolio has been sold too early.
Maybe [this guy](https://youtu.be/hVPD2eJh4RY?si=9iupDpvkshf4lhDA) will break the news to them for you, for the right price… 👀
No wonder my RY shares are at an ATH! All his profits went into management fees and padded the shares
ADRs which are listed. Listed means the stock trades on an exchange don't have identifying tickers. Some data vendors will tag them as an ADR or the name may include the word ADR. But in general - from a US investor's point of view - there is little difference other than taxes from dividends. Example would be SNY ("Sanofi") and RY ("Royal Bank of Canada"). For unlisted ADRs. Unlisted means a stock that trades over the counter on the OTC markets - ADRs normally have 5 character tickers that end with the Y. Unlisted ADRs can be sponsored or unsponsored. Example would be RYCEY which is an unlisted sponsored ADR of Rolls Royce. The F share (OTC foreign ordinary) is RYCEF - the F denotes the foreign ordinary which is why they are referred to as F shares.
I would love to be sifting through opportunity after opportunity in a stock market where the s&p500 is 50% down. Till then, I am stuck with the current market! Current portfolio is: 2.5M in Toronto Real estate 700K in OXY stock 500K in Money market Currently eyeing CNR, would like to buy some if it falls another few % Also interested in GOOG, but would like to buy that another 10-15% down. QSR (Tim Hortons play) at 86 bucks would be nice. MTY @ 36 would be interesting. beyond that, I have a shopping list but nothing on it is near where I would like it to be... BRK.B KO RY I would like to hear what you guys have found or are looking into, I need some inspiration.
Another solid FL rec poll, this one from Univision (9/12-9/16). It’s two separate surveys… after combining the “definites/probables” and the “undecideds/more info wanted/not voting” Hispanic: Yes 60 No 27 Und 12 (540 LV) Non-Hispanic: Yes 63 No 25 Und 12 (615 LV) I wanted to combine these, and I found projections of 15-20% for the FL Hispanic vote… so I weighted 20/80 Combined result: Yes 62.4 No 25.4 Und 12 After splitting undecideds: Yes 68.4 No 31.4 Same pollster and technique from (8/1-8/5): Yes 70.5 No 29.5 [Updated Table and Chart with all the 2024 polls](https://ibb.co/RY8VtHg)
You're imagining the P/L curve of a broken wing fly as it is shown at expiration. However, while the position is open with some time to expiration, the curve won't look like that at all. Check out what the graph looks like at various times to expiration here (you have to click the graph instead of table): [http://opcalc.com/RY](http://opcalc.com/RY) I've taken a screenshot here: [https://imgur.com/pGcW9V4](https://imgur.com/pGcW9V4) Note how you have to get very close to expiration to begin realizing a profit - you need the short legs to lose their value, and when max profit is at those strikes, it means you have to wait until expiration for them to reach zero.
My wife’s RY holdings: “you’re a fucking loser. take this fucking dividend. I don’t even need it to look good”
Everyone in here all excited about NVDA ER while I’m doing backflips over RY ER because I’m an old man
RY beat 
TD is in the dumps due to the US money laundering issue. Other banks like BMO or RY aren’t as tied to the US so they’ll probably end up flat or a slight earnings beat. Plus interest rates have come down twice in Canada so the optics look good. Something to consider.
Royal Bank of Canada has the best chance of doing well through a recession, if it happens. RBC is fucking brutal to their customers. $RY
60% - MSFT 10% - XIC 10% - VFV 10% - RY 5% - AMZN 5% - Random bits & bobs MSFT I dumped $15k into during covid, the rest comes from work matching programmes or just me trying to spread the risk. Realistically MSFT is closer to 80% of my portfolio I’d say.
I sure did. I put it into RY that has their dividend tomorrow. I'll be back to LULU when something material changes.
[This guy.](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/s/RY0Me9wK0N)
You forgot the crash and burn of Nortel which at one point was up to 380b funny dollars in market cap, or more than RY stock. That was one hell of a bonefire (93 000 employees at peak)
I’ve got pretty large positions in RY, SHOP, and ENB so I 100% endorse this.
People saying Blackberry in here (LOL). Much more likely RY, SHOP, ENB
What are the possibilities: 1) Maybe an energy company. CNQ all the elements similar to OXY. CNQ with a P/E of 15 and strong dividend growth would be perfect for Warren. 2) Maybe a railroad company. CNI would be a great candidate. A controlling share would complement his purchase of BNSF he bought out back in 2010. 3) Maybe a bank. Royal Bank of Canada (RY.TO). Biggest bank up there, and a place to park some cash as a hedge against the US $. 4) What about Pot? Tilray Brands. With Charlie out of the picture, Warren can freestyle a bit. A beaten down stock with tremendous growth given the recent regulative activity. I watched the shareholders meeting from start to finish. Can’t confirm, but I thought I saw a pink Lululemon key chain strap protruding out of Warren’s left pocket.
https://i.imgur.com/RY4Jc5Y.png
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It was quite awhile ago, can't remember what I invested in after specifically. I don't use options for income, more for hedging purposes and sometimes buying and selling. I don't usually buy Costco type companies because I can't get behind the valuation, I don't like how it progressively gets more expensive multiple wise as time goes on although I have a theory of why it does happen in general. The best way to put it is I wouldn't mind buying Costco now, but I never feel like it's a good deal. I'd be comfortable holding it and comfortable having it drop 50% on me. Companies that I own that I view similarly to Costco are Amazon and Visa, They're expensive but for reasons that are unlikely to change for decades. I think in Costcos case it's their strategy which is max 14% mark-up (18% on some goods that are mostly fresh, 10% average across all), no-frill efficiency high volume processes, membership cashflows, real estate and expansion, plus all it's subsidiary services. I had a few friends who worked for Costco for 20-30 yrs who were paid in stock, they would always joke that "Costco was made by Jews", it could be described as a penny business where every cent counts to management. I'm just quoting what they said, I'll state that I'm not antisemitic in any way, Costco made the ones who didn't sell to go to the casino every day very wealthy over time. But if you want to know I recently bought a bunch of Canadian banks (CM, BNS, RY, BMO, TD) for my retirement accounts and a small amount of TQQQ that I've been DCA into for a few years now. I've been buying LNC and BFH while selling off my JXN position slowly.
They buy it on alipay using Shenzhen-listed ETFs (my chinese gf showed me how she can buy this by tranches of 5 yuans directly off of her wallet at alipay: https://markets.ft.com/data/etfs/tearsheet/summary?s=159934:SHZ:CNY) So, something the CCP is heavily invested into and controlling end to end. Basically everyone is buying gold in China: the poor people by blocks of 5 yuans, the middle class by kg bars, the rich people using blackrock paper gold via their HK brokerages, the government from australian mines. E-VE-RY-ONE. Here in Hong Kong, the craze is also palpable. Even jewelry is sold by the gram (or the Tael, to be precise) and they dropped all pretense of crafting fee, or other jewelry premium: you buy a wedding bracelet like you buy a bullion coin now, and prices change everyday in jewelry stores.
Portfolio for Roth IRA: 40% VOO 30% SCHD 10% RY 10% TD 5% ARCC 5% FBTC
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Hello, I looking for steps to convert USD TO CAD in national bank brokerage, using norbit gambit but by shorting the same stock. can you anyone explain the steps? 1.buy RY.TO (royal bank on TSX) 1 share 2.immediately, short RY (royal bank on NYSE) 1 share.\* Thank you in advance.
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Overpriced, CDN real estate will be the biggest bang on their head in a long time... The top 5 Canadian banks, BMO, BNS, CM, RY and TD, run the whole Canadian economy. They are 90% of all the money flowing in Canada...yes, EQ, Wealth Simple and smaller players are eating their lunch..but those are the Big 5's leftover snacks It's really a different banking system in Canada then in USA.
Hi, I love the idea of the psychology of certain price levels. Something I've wondered about but never put this much effort into understanding. I used your website to sort all stocks "Above" their psych levels, and the results are intriguing, but I don't quite know how to put them in practice. I don't think I can post images in a response, so let me try to explain: **RY** is at 100.03 and has hit resistance at 100 3 times this year (once it went to 104 before dropping back, but the latest 2 were literal bounces off the 100 ceiling). *I think it will do that again,* **but should I wait for confirmation, or make the (Put) play now?** I know, *investing advice, yada yada.* Just wondering if you play them at resistance levels too. Your layout of AVGO bouncing off 900 support was beautiful, and I understand why buying calls above 900 would work. Just wondering if you play the downside also. **FCN** looks a lot like your **AVGO** example: two tests of 200, then a breakthrough, and now back down to 200 (though I don't like the sharp drop it took to get there). The 19Jan 220C at 0.55 (stale AH price) might be interesting. Thanks in advance for any further insights you can give! For anyone doubting, go check it out. It'll at least give you a lot to think about.
Imagine Bane saying his name HAR-RY DENT
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One of the most compelling values out there IMO are 20+ year TIPS. Even with the rally in the last few days, the offer REAL yields of 2.3%. It might not sound like much, but real yields are the most attractive they've been outside of the '08 financial crisis (RY's spiked above 3% but that was more due to liquidity issues in the market vs. fundamental value). Since these are long duration instruments, they are highly volatile, but in the case where there's a recession and the Fed cuts, they could rally down to 1-1.5% in which case the price would increase 20-30%. In the dire case where long term real yields go negative again, you could be looking at price increases of 50%.
Tomorrow's gonna be reddish all day. I can feel it down in my [plums](https://youtu.be/7cIAcXpUuS0?si=vdKj-AXvD8prh6RY)
BNS, which I baghold, got wrecked because of their South American exposure. Honestly it’s probably better to pick TD and RY at this point. I haven’t done much DD on CIBC, though.
RY, BMO, REI-un, HR-un, SRU-un, Bep-un and BIP-UN ( put it in TFSA to save some tax headache), if you want something much riskier but high yield and potentially high return of capital gain look into AQN, very high quality utility asset and Starboard Lp has been significantly buying up shares over the last few months and put 2 of themselves on the management board. went from 0% to 8.8% of AQN ownership over the last few months so something is brewing up for sure and hopefully its good they have also released a presentation saying how massively undervalue AQN is. They are planning to either take AQN private and hopefully at a nice premium to Fridays close or turn it around into a monster utility company.
there are hundreds of stocks trading at or below covid low that are worth investing right now, the only thing market isn't at covid low is cause of the big 7, oil&gas, defense stocks and select pharma stocks. NEP yield is 16% and 18% by early 2024, ENB yield is 8.1% and they just bought 3 pipelines they are going to the biggest by far in NA, BEP is 6.5% with decent dividend growth, TD, RY, BMO, lots REITS you can easily create a 6%+ dividend growth portfolio. a 500k to 1m can easily get you retire ( if you are single and not from NYC) I'm not saying it cant go lower ( good chance they are still going lower a bit ) but IMHO its a good time to get into dividend stocks and have a nice passive income to supplement your income or even retire on.
Yah it’s why the OP is having problems. HSBC Canada is no longer part of HSBC. I think he wants to short RY.
I agree. Prices falling is a trend that will take time to reverse. It will overshoot downward just like it overshoots upward. Already 85% of stocks are shorted enough to raise the cost to borrow above the base 0.25%. Price discovery is just a story. Inflation is real. Unions are demanding and getting wage increases. That will help workers repay loans and get loans, which will further devalue the dollar and boost bank profits. The question is: where are you going to put your money to keep it safe? The choices are an interest bearing account that is taxed at full rate while the dollar falls, or stocks that are diluted with short shares (that will eventually be purchased) and with gains subject to the lower capital gains tax. Looking at my investment, RBC ($RY), the price is down over 15% but profits are up 8% (diluted eps 9%) over previous year. Given a 5% drop in the value of the dollar, it doesn't seem reasonable to hold dollars over a profitable and dividend paying bank.
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Could someone tell me why RY (Royal Bank of Canada) is plummeting?
RY already dropped big I wouldn’t go short yet
Definitely a YOLO. Me and you must be looking at a different ticker. Cause the Tl RY I'm looking at shows downtrend still.
I’d go with TD or RY as I think they’re the only G-SIBs in Canada.
General consensus is to short the 5 Canadian banks that hold all the loans that will be defaulted on in event of RE collapse. TD RY BMO and BNS
Not necessarily my top 5 but i don't wanna just repeat all the common ones: BN.TO CP.TO MBC RY.TO ENPH
​ |22.4%|NVDA|NVIDIA| |:-|:-|:-| |20.2%|PEP|PepsiCo.| |19.2%|AMD|Advanced Micro Devices| |15.6%|AMZN|Amazon| |10.9%|PM|Philip Morris| |9.7%|FOM.TO|Foran Mining| 25 years old, and this represents \~10% of my personal value, not including physical assets (house, car, etc.). My goal is simply to get more money, not looking to necessarily have an income flow. Only got into stocks \~3 weeks ago. I do plan on adding more to FOM as its a project I believe will pick up in the future, so thats a long term hold. AMZN I will likely sell for profits somewhere down the road it it seems to hit a nice peak. Once I have more capital to play with, Im interested in buying Canadian Banks (TD or RY) and increasing PM for more dividends.
Calls on RY bois never bet against Canadian oligarchy
CAD Banks, they are so reliant on each other and so heavily regulated its unlikrly to happen. But because of thid they are seen as insanely 'safe' investments (BMO, TD, CM, NA, BNS, RY)
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