📈📚 As always, if you're a beginner to the Stock Market in Canada and you're looking for a step-by-step blueprint on how to get started... Find out more about our Investing Academy here - bit.ly/theinvestingacademy Do you prefer the big bank stocks or little bank stocks in your portfolio? Let us know below!
Seriously though I would be interested in Marc talking about the topic of paying yourself during retirement, tax implications, investing during retirement etc. Huge topic. Maybe a miniseries.
I am 64 and teaching my 18 year old how to invest. I have looked at the cheaper brokerage options and I'm not convinced that is the way. Who do you trade with? Thank you in advance for your response. Wish you tube was around 40 years ago. I invest through TD Waterhouse.
9:00 I like that Marc is talking about size as a risk premium. Value, profitability, and size are the best risk premiums to add into your portfolio along with market risk, or beta. Size by itself is not a great factor, but small value cap stocks have historically out performed large cap stocks. Very interesting to see how large cap banks have out performed small cap banks here.
Wow! Wonderful presentation! Excellent video. Mark is a natural at this. This channel gets better and better. Mark’s addition to the channel is such a good move.
what are your opinions on the future of Canadian banks? Do you think they will post similar returns in the next 40 years compared to their returns in the past 40 years?
Just a comment: CWB is a laggard compared to the bigger banks re' steady growth. I recently sold my stocks in CWB after endless months of static price movement.
RY: The day I bought it, I had actually decided not to, because of the large amount of cash I was going to have to deploy to get a half decent number of shares. I got in my car - running late- and thought, "I'm doing it. I'll swing trade it, make some fast cash, redeploy the money and buy it on the next dip." I bought it sitting in my running vehicle at $93, and couldn't bring myself to sell after it went up $5 in a short amount of time. I'll keep it til death. I'm in my 40's. Can't wait until the dividend gag gets lifted off these financial companies!!!
I am impressed how good communicator is Marc. I felt that I was at college and he was those great teacher that get all your attention and you don’t even blink during the class
I love that you stretched out the graphs to 40 years to see the potential growth for us younger investors to understand. I would love to see you do this with all the other Canadian sectors (utilities, telecoms, etc)
I invest into the 6 top bank through ZEB ETF, can't really go wrong if I hold a little bit of everything; unless the Canadian banking system collapses, then that's a different story
I used to have ZEB as major portion of my portfolio. It worked well nicely for me. About a year ago I decided to rather start buying individual Canadian banks stocks rather than ZEB and eventually moved all my ZEB position to individual bank stocks and other dividend paying ones. Mostly to save on ETF fees and diversify more.
Do you really prefer ZEB even after seeing the 40 yr performance of the big 5? I mean, the performance btw TD and BMO is ridiculously huge. TD 6000% and BMO at 1500%. Why anyone would still buy ZEB after seeing this is beyond me.
@@jankay8569 It's really just a personal preference, you can never really predict the future of 1 bank. Looking at the historical performance, certain bank will outperform another during 'x' year, but then in 'y' year it's reversed. Being diversified into the 6 banks versus just 2 banks will allow me to take the average of the canadian banking system. Again, just personal preference, not saying it's better.
CWB or Motive pays out high interest 10x more than any large bank 1.55 % right now, means a a lot of profit is going out the door to attract banking customers ,thus they are not going to grow fast. in the last 6 months i have made 25,000 of bmo, td and bns
Monsieur Marc I must demand (by demand I mean respectfully request) a video on how OTC's are different from regular stocks no one I follow for information ever talks about it :(
Incredible natural at communication and educating! Clear, concise, just simply enjoyable to watch. I also like the extra learning in these lengthier videos. Thanks Brandon for introducing us to your dad
I'm going to go out on a limb and predict that the returns for these banks in the next 40 years will be nowhere close to what we saw over the past 40 years. Hell, I'm not AT ALL convinced that any of them will still be in existence in 40 years. I just hope that I'm still around in 40 years to find out if I was right. ;)
OMG such a great video, as always! Quick suggestion: I've seen some headlines talking about bonds and their impact on tech stocks. Why does that happen? Does it have to do with interest or inflation due to the government stimulus?
Also, I think it would be great to have a whole video explaining how the stimulus package can affect the market. It is a catchy title with lots of potential for financial literacy :)
Greenbank could blow soon, I see they can acquire the rest of Staminier Ltd in the UK. If all the STAM deals come under Greenbank then we will see a massive rerate. Very exciting stock to hold in my opinion.
As I am in my late 30s it's nice to hear both perspectives to investing. I started late but I am making up for lost time as quickly as possible and big bank stocks are as reliable as any out there.
great video, dad! thanks for the analysis. with the rise of cryptocurrency and fintech, I hope our banks can keep up with the innovation and the move towards decentralized banking (as Cathie Wood would say ;). At the meantime, I will keep holding TD and RY for their steady performance and dividend.
Purchased CIBC - Dec / 2020 - $109 - at 5.30% yield - now trading at around - $160 - plus- a 2 for 1 stock split coming up, this May.. For myself , it's a stock for life..
GreenBank is a Canadian merchant bank doing some stunning deals at the moment. Would love to hear about how these deals have transformed the compliance additional international management joined.
Wouldn’t a larger company like RY reach stagnation far sooner than a smaller bank like CWB? Can it really continue to our grow long term? I bought CWB back at $23. Even if it only may be RBC’s growth it’s worth it with CWBs current margin of safety and longer runway.
Not Scotia, Any bank that would charge a person five dollars for a sheet of paper who is on disability, charge by the sheet not statements maybe ppl who have more then a sheet can have an extra day of food .. Awful petty charging 5 dollars a sheet to ppl in poverty who only have a sheet per month.
GreenBank Capital Inc (GBC) has to be looked at...OMG..it is seriously undervalued with all the multi million pound deals they have and much more in the pipeline. The share price has only just started to wake up.
40 year challenge accepted! I'll let you know how they perform in 40 years. Great video Marc, I really enjoyed your take and diving deeper in the technical aspects!
You should buy BNS.TO; this stock will hit 120 or higher next year. Not including global economic recovery, BNS.TO is dominating. However, wait until South America recovers, which is where Scotia also has a big pressence. I give BNS.TO an extreme buy rating
This was an amazing video and quite informative. Never seen banks explored in this way especially small ones. Looking forward to more insightful videos. Thank you for posting! =)
I'm senior and new on this business, but I would like your opinion in terms of stock to buy as well as an ETF's stock to buy. My budget is very small as me and my wife we are retiree, also we are looking in 5 years terms. Could you kindly advice on it. Appreciate.
Hi Jorge. I wish I could just tell you what to buy, but I can't. I don't know you, your objectives, risk tolerances, family situation, etc. Hopefully the content we have on our channel can help you formulate the best path for you and your family, and that's the goal of the channel. To inform and educate. Hopefully you understand, and thank you for watching the videos. - Marc
I'm 18 and bought BNS and RY back in August. Love the dividend and the returns yet! Super interesting video, very technical but I've learned a lot! Thank you so much!
This was a great video! Very well done Dad! I would love to see more videos presented in this fashion. It was very informative and the examples used great! Thanks!
Same boat, just different names. There have been some rough waters along the way, but it's hard to argue with the success. Thanks for commenting, David. - Marc
I’m still not sure what banking stock I should own. I want to go with 1 or 2 of the big ones but this didn’t really help that. Would love a video that focused on our big banks!
Your channel is THE BEST channel for investors. I say this because you and your dad are in the investment business. What you say are backed up by expertise and years of experience. Plus, you are both genuine in your approach. You are out there to help and educate people. Thanks, Brandon and Mark!
📈📚 As always, if you're a beginner to the Stock Market in Canada and you're looking for a step-by-step blueprint on how to get started... Find out more about our Investing Academy here - bit.ly/theinvestingacademy
Do you prefer the big bank stocks or little bank stocks in your portfolio? Let us know below!
Good job Marc, you are doing well during your apprenticeship an we are considering keeping you on as a full time contributor. 👍🏼
Seriously though I would be interested in Marc talking about the topic of paying yourself during retirement, tax implications, investing during retirement etc. Huge topic. Maybe a miniseries.
I am 64 and teaching my 18 year old how to invest. I have looked at the cheaper brokerage options and I'm not convinced that is the way. Who do you trade with?
Thank you in advance for your response. Wish you tube was around 40 years ago. I invest through TD Waterhouse.
“When it comes to Brandon Beavis, from the hand gestures, pauses and overall mannerism. You are the father”
Hahaha so true
9:00 I like that Marc is talking about size as a risk premium. Value, profitability, and size are the best risk premiums to add into your portfolio along with market risk, or beta. Size by itself is not a great factor, but small value cap stocks have historically out performed large cap stocks. Very interesting to see how large cap banks have out performed small cap banks here.
Shareholder of RY, BNS, and TD! Absolutely love the Canadian banks for their reliable dividends 🤙
Got TD and BMO. Great performers so far. Thanks for this awesome video!
Felt like paid a $100 seminar... for free !!!! ! 🥳🇨🇦🖖Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!! That was so informative!
Thanks for bringing your dad and his Sage advice t the channel.
Wow! Wonderful presentation! Excellent video. Mark is a natural at this. This channel gets better and better. Mark’s addition to the channel is such a good move.
Wow this is amazing content! Great Job, look forward to learning from you!
Merci beaucoup Marc 👌
Thanks for lifting the veil 👍🇨🇦✌
Was RBC the biggest bank 40 years ago? Or is it the biggest now because it grew the most (not that it grew so much because it was the biggest)
IMO - CWB is 50% a Financial stock and 50% an oil & gas stock (because of who they make their loans to).
Immensely enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Glad it was helpful! - Marc
5:30 absolutely not, size never matters
Really appreciate the great info as always.
Marc that was a fantastic vid!
what are your opinions on the future of Canadian banks? Do you think they will post similar returns in the next 40 years compared to their returns in the past 40 years?
Just a comment: CWB is a laggard compared to the bigger banks re' steady growth. I recently sold my stocks in CWB after endless months of static price movement.
Thanks for your support! - Marc
RY: The day I bought it, I had actually decided not to, because of the large amount of cash I was going to have to deploy to get a half decent number of shares. I got in my car - running late- and thought, "I'm doing it. I'll swing trade it, make some fast cash, redeploy the money and buy it on the next dip." I bought it sitting in my running vehicle at $93, and couldn't bring myself to sell after it went up $5 in a short amount of time. I'll keep it til death. I'm in my 40's. Can't wait until the dividend gag gets lifted off these financial companies!!!
What is a dividend gag?
@@lorenville It's what I'm calling the decision governing the dividend freeze on banks and insurance companies.
Okay thanks, I didn't realize they did that, I'm new👍
Oh hai Mark
Not really your mindset can be the same your whole life the way you manage money I dont agree with this
Ok great now I have a crush on the son and the father 😖😖 jk but love this chanel
I am impressed how good communicator is Marc. I felt that I was at college and he was those great teacher that get all your attention and you don’t even blink during the class
totally!
I officially have a crush on Marc.
Marc and Brendon have identical voice!
I am in love with their duo UA-cam program.
Omg I was thinking the same 😬🙈
daddy is MINE 😤
haha I know right! lol
Marc, be careful we have some Gold Digger here. LOL
Brandon I like your dad more than you😂😂😂 no offence bro
None taken 🥲
@@beaviswealth ❤️❤️
@@beaviswealth Oof
Lol 😂... I still like you Brandon.
Your Dad is the best, please invite him more often.
Please do video on Utilities & REIT ETF's for retirement dividend income
Your dad is a great addition to the team. Already killing it in front of the camera. Top notch content!
Marc is a natural on screen! You made the boring banking sector super interesting ! Kudos!
Marc is a natural! Love having him on the team :)
Great video. I am investor in my mid 40's and nice to have your dad's perspective.
I love that you stretched out the graphs to 40 years to see the potential growth for us younger investors to understand. I would love to see you do this with all the other Canadian sectors (utilities, telecoms, etc)
I second that, and for insurance companies like manulife or sunlife financial too, that would be great too.
I invest into the 6 top bank through ZEB ETF, can't really go wrong if I hold a little bit of everything; unless the Canadian banking system collapses, then that's a different story
I used to have ZEB as major portion of my portfolio. It worked well nicely for me. About a year ago I decided to rather start buying individual Canadian banks stocks rather than ZEB and eventually moved all my ZEB position to individual bank stocks and other dividend paying ones. Mostly to save on ETF fees and diversify more.
ZEB works really well for me. Also, I have some shares of CWE
They got bailed out in 2008!
Do you really prefer ZEB even after seeing the 40 yr performance of the big 5? I mean, the performance btw TD and BMO is ridiculously huge. TD 6000% and BMO at 1500%. Why anyone would still buy ZEB after seeing this is beyond me.
@@jankay8569 It's really just a personal preference, you can never really predict the future of 1 bank. Looking at the historical performance, certain bank will outperform another during 'x' year, but then in 'y' year it's reversed. Being diversified into the 6 banks versus just 2 banks will allow me to take the average of the canadian banking system.
Again, just personal preference, not saying it's better.
CWB or Motive pays out high interest 10x more than any large bank 1.55 % right now, means a a lot of profit is going out the door to attract banking customers ,thus they are not going to grow fast. in the last 6 months i have made 25,000 of bmo, td and bns
Holding TD, looking to open a position in BNS.
yeah I bought a td today when it dropped
Bruh I'm the opposite. Im holding BNS looking to open either TD or RY
@@dracofearless2322 both good picks imo. Like the fact that TD has a lower stock price.
Is it smart investing in all 5 major banks at the same time?
Monsieur Marc I must demand (by demand I mean respectfully request) a video on how OTC's are different from regular stocks no one I follow for information ever talks about it :(
Yes! amazing segment. Love this perspective. Thanks Mate! Love from Ontario.
Looking good today Brandon. Much better.
:P
Incredible natural at communication and educating! Clear, concise, just simply enjoyable to watch. I also like the extra learning in these lengthier videos. Thanks Brandon for introducing us to your dad
Thanks for you feedback Johnny. Glad to be along for the ride. - Marc
Thank you Mark / you have verified my assumptions - my core holdings are the banks - and have held them for over 30yrs 😁
I'm going to go out on a limb and predict that the returns for these banks in the next 40 years will be nowhere close to what we saw over the past 40 years. Hell, I'm not AT ALL convinced that any of them will still be in existence in 40 years. I just hope that I'm still around in 40 years to find out if I was right. ;)
OMG such a great video, as always!
Quick suggestion: I've seen some headlines talking about bonds and their impact on tech stocks. Why does that happen? Does it have to do with interest or inflation due to the government stimulus?
Also, I think it would be great to have a whole video explaining how the stimulus package can affect the market. It is a catchy title with lots of potential for financial literacy :)
Greenbank could blow soon, I see they can acquire the rest of Staminier Ltd in the UK. If all the STAM deals come under Greenbank then we will see a massive rerate. Very exciting stock to hold in my opinion.
As I am in my late 30s it's nice to hear both perspectives to investing. I started late but I am making up for lost time as quickly as possible and big bank stocks are as reliable as any out there.
Brandon literally has all of the same speech and expression patterns as his dad... its really creepy
It happens alot, not really that creepy
He’s learned from a clearly wise man.
I think they might be related lol
great video, dad! thanks for the analysis. with the rise of cryptocurrency and fintech, I hope our banks can keep up with the innovation and the move towards decentralized banking (as Cathie Wood would say ;). At the meantime, I will keep holding TD and RY for their steady performance and dividend.
Haha I can see where Brandon gets his mannerisms from
Would you buy banks now or wait for some possible dips in the future since everything has recovered already?
Wait for dips if you really want too, but banks are pretty safe to invest in even at higher price.
what 5 books stand out in your mind as key contributors to your overall mindset and success ?
thanks for your time
Purchased CIBC - Dec / 2020 - $109 - at 5.30% yield - now trading at around - $160 - plus- a 2 for 1 stock split coming up, this May..
For myself , it's a stock for life..
GreenBank is a Canadian merchant bank doing some stunning deals at the moment. Would love to hear about how these deals have transformed the compliance additional international management joined.
I’m a young investor and what Marc says makes absolute sense
Wouldn’t a larger company like RY reach stagnation far sooner than a smaller bank like CWB? Can it really continue to our grow long term? I bought CWB back at $23. Even if it only may be RBC’s growth it’s worth it with CWBs current margin of safety and longer runway.
Thank you Mac. I know you won't approve this but I am going to swing trade CWB.
Not Scotia, Any bank that would charge a person five dollars for a sheet of paper who is on disability, charge by the sheet not statements maybe ppl who have more then a sheet can have an extra day of food .. Awful petty charging 5 dollars a sheet to ppl in poverty who only have a sheet per month.
Great work guys really . Can you give us investment strategies by age groups please ?
Hello from South Korea. I am currently investing in 4 canadian companies
GreenBank Capital Inc (GBC) has to be looked at...OMG..it is seriously undervalued with all the multi million pound deals they have and much more in the pipeline. The share price has only just started to wake up.
GBC.CN at 0,415$?
Thoughts on BK - Canadian Banc Corp? good dividend investment?
Whitch bank stock do you prefer?
TD vs BNS, thanks
CWB outperformance may be related to increase in oil prices, their area ecoomy is heavily related to oil prices.
Amazing! Thank You!
40 year challenge accepted! I'll let you know how they perform in 40 years. Great video Marc, I really enjoyed your take and diving deeper in the technical aspects!
Thanks Pablo!
Wow this is extremely helpful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Thoughts on risky dividend companies Suncor and Enbridge thoughts on those.
This is really started to feel like a community with Brandon's Dad joining the channel
Mark, Banks are already at their 52 week highs. Given the recovery scenario, do you think they will revert to the mean or make new highs?
Been a subscriber for sometime now of this channel and I appreciate a senior's point of view. 👏👏👏
Marc seems to have been doing these presentations in his main job.
Very informative video Marc
Thanks guys for sharing these insights with us.
Excellent. Exactly what I needed as a new investor at 56 years old !!! Thank you
Thanks for the advice. I've learned a lot! It's really good to have found your channel. :-)
You should buy BNS.TO; this stock will hit 120 or higher next year. Not including global economic recovery, BNS.TO is dominating. However, wait until South America recovers, which is where Scotia also has a big pressence. I give BNS.TO an extreme buy rating
Dude it has been a year and still at 68
This was an amazing video and quite informative. Never seen banks explored in this way especially small ones. Looking forward to more insightful videos. Thank you for posting! =)
All banks are so over priced right now
Great video, so glad Marc joined the channel
Smart to add dad to cater to a greater demographic :)
i think its fricken adorable how noticeable Brandon takes after dad aha specially in the way yall talk alike xD wholesome.
I'm senior and new on this business, but I would like your opinion in terms of stock to buy as well as an ETF's stock to buy. My budget is very small as me and my wife we are retiree, also we are looking in 5 years terms. Could you kindly advice on it. Appreciate.
Hi Jorge. I wish I could just tell you what to buy, but I can't. I don't know you, your objectives, risk tolerances, family situation, etc. Hopefully the content we have on our channel can help you formulate the best path for you and your family, and that's the goal of the channel. To inform and educate. Hopefully you understand, and thank you for watching the videos. - Marc
hard to imagine 40 years from now lol but BNS has been treating me nice lately
Glad things are going well so far, Burnah. 40 years probably feels like a looooong time down the road! Trust me, it flies by! - Marc
Hello Mr. Beavis Senior, nice to meet you and thank you for sharing! Please come on here more :D
Great video. Absolutely loved the content !
I'm 18 and bought BNS and RY back in August. Love the dividend and the returns yet! Super interesting video, very technical but I've learned a lot! Thank you so much!
Interesting information! But I will stick to the big 5 for my portfolio😁
Wow I love this series. Brandon's father is so experienced and knowledgeable. Thank-you I learned something new from an expert 👌❤️
This was a great video! Very well done Dad! I would love to see more videos presented in this fashion. It was very informative and the examples used great! Thanks!
Best stock to invest in Canada, especially if we don't have to buy stocks from across the border.
Appreciate a perspective from 50 plus . As my time horizon is not as long. Thanks for joining your son.
Thanks, Brenda. I'm lucky to have this opportunity. Thanks for watching. - Marc
great content, thanks!
why is the audio barely audible?
Very informative. Thank you!
I've held BNS since the 90s and am now in my late 50s. I kind of see it like an index fund!
Same boat, just different names. There have been some rough waters along the way, but it's hard to argue with the success. Thanks for commenting, David. - Marc
I’m still not sure what banking stock I should own. I want to go with 1 or 2 of the big ones but this didn’t really help that. Would love a video that focused on our big banks!
If this keeps on going, your dad is going to take over your channel 😂
Td the best
Love your input Marc! Please make more videos
Your channel is THE BEST channel for investors. I say this because you and your dad are in the investment business. What you say are backed up by expertise and years of experience. Plus, you are both genuine in your approach. You are out there to help and educate people. Thanks, Brandon and Mark!
Thanks. - Marc
you forgot the negative Beta....the hedge ;)
Brandon founded the channel and you founded Brandon. My thanks to the both of you.
Watched and liked, thanks! Well done.
Great content👍👍