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In our Report coming out at the end of this week we highlight a Canadian energy trust stock. The stock sells at about $20.00; has a yield over 14% and the payout ratio is under 75%.
All this value in an oil and gas stock. Only in Canada ! To read our comments on this outstanding situation just email us today at fraserratings@yahoo.ca
For the first time ever we have a technology stock that is excessively undervalued. Our present Report is all about tech stocks and tech indices.
From the technical point of view the tech sector has the hottest charts; to see these charts and our other comments (free, no obligation) just email us at fraserratings@yahoo.ca
It sounds strange but CIBC and BMO are likely up again because of the NDP which in recent days is reported to have said that they would support bank mergers under certain conditions. Both stocks have moved up $2 to $3 in the past few days.
Our current Report is entirely about CIBC ( with charts ). To get this insightful Report free (no obligation ) just email us at: fraserratings@yahoo.ca
There are four technology stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. These stocks are Hewlett Packard ($24.55); IBM ($83.50); Intel ($26.90) and Microsoft ($27.35).
One of these stocks is substantially undervalued and is a Topick; two of them are moderately undervalued; and the fourth one is average value.
In our Report next week we will rate and discuss these stocks. If you would like to see these comments just email us fraserratings@yahoo.ca (in the meantime we will email you our current Report).
Now what? CIBC has been fined at least $2.4 billion; and there may be more to come. Citigroup has a sell on the stock. Miserable news indeed.
In our Report that comes out at the end of this week we have 8 comments to make about CIBC and the stock. We have also revised our rating and rating number.
If you would like to receive this report just email us at fraserratings@yahoo.ca; if you would like to know our revised rating and rating number right away just email us at the same address and we will answer you within the hour.
What we need in this country is an elected Senate with legislative powers. We suggest four Senators from each Province and one Senator from each Territory. As it stands now the country is run by Ontario and Quebec and always has been.
Our proposal would put a check on the power of the big two and increase the power and influence of the rest of the country; and why not ? Frankly, if we lived in the West we would be thinking about separation.
