Curated by Michael O'Reilly since 2020.
1550+ opinions with 4.81 rating (one of the best performing expert).
Our PAST TO PICK with MAL has triggered its stop at $34. To remain disciplined, we recommend covering the position at this time. When combined with previous guidance, this will result in a net investment gain of 50%.
Curated by Allan Tong since 2019.
99+ opinions with 4.15 rating.
Carnival, Royal Caribbean and Norwegian are the biggest cruise lines in the world in that order, altogether taking 88% total market share. So, where does this leave Viking?With a 4.2% global share, but roughly 25% of the luxury market. In fact, Viking operates in a luxury niche in cruising, famous for its European river excursions. Ads show wealthy senior couples gazing at the Budapest skyline as their ship floats down the Danube. Last year, 102 ships generated $5.4 billion in revenue at a 95% occupancy rate, with nearly half of those passengers being repeat customers. These are mostly rich travellers 55 years and older who like Viking's bundled shore excursions, no-kids policy and no casinos. Customers aren't looking to party, but to chill and explore. As society grows older, this audience will grow, even though cruise lines are a competitive business.
The question was on Canadian banks and which one would he favour. The banks reported phenomenal results with the Bank of Nova Scotia being the most impressive. National Bank and RBC have done a good job in the capital markets. Overall it is difficult to find a differentiation between the banks. Their capital ratio is still elevated which means they can deploy the excess. There are no issues of credit - the banks have been prudent in their lending operations. He is impressed with the Bank of Montreal which has been understated. Buy the banks as a group and trade as a group.
As oil prices go up, Boeing goes down. Maybe consider at $200.

Stocks headed south on Monday after the U.S. and Iran resumed fighting. The S&P closed -0.33%, the Nasdaq -0.12%, the Dow 0.7% and the TSX 0.78% or 283 points. Meanwhile, WTI crude jumped 3% to US$86 while the U.S. 10-year… read more
He compared crude oil futures and CPI US charts. When oil rises, so does CPI and both decline together. Now, the US-Iran is a maor inflationary factor. Add to that less globalization as Trump tariffs the world. The new US base inflation rate will be higher than the targeted 2.0%, like 2.5-3%. It will be tough to reach 2%. The street bets that there's a 51% chance that the Democrats will win the Senate, though likely the Dems will take the lower House without problem. He predicts Trump will stop Iran from having nuclear weapons, which could be ugly but temporary. He's looking at the the WAR and JEDI and XAR ETFs for defence as trades. In a lame desk presidency, Congress will spend less and slower economic growth. This is positive to manage the deficit, help interest rates to decline and for bonds, more than for stocks.

Here are the Canadian companies listed on Stockchase who are reporting earnings this week: 🛢Basic Materials ⚡ Energy 💻 Technology 🚚 Industrials 🏛 Financials 🛍 Consumer Use this list wisely to identify buying opportunities.Happy trading !!! read more
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