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Are Canadian Banks in a Bubble?

· 48 min · Episode 625

Episode Are Canadian Banks in a Bubble?

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In this episode of The Canadian Investor Podcast, we look at whether Canadian bank stocks have become too expensive after their big run. We discuss David Rosenberg’s recent Globe and Mail article, the valuation of the big banks, why earnings growth may not be as strong as it looks, and whether investors should consider trimming or simply holding.

We then revisit bonds and fixed income. After one of the worst stretches ever for long-duration bonds, do they still deserve a place in investor portfolios? We look at why the traditional 60/40 portfolio worked so well for decades, what changed after 2020, and why shorter-term Treasury bills may be more attractive than long-term bonds in the current environment.

Tickers discussed: RY.TO, TD.TO, BNS.TO, BMO.TO, CM.TO, NA.TO, ZEB.TO, JPM, BAC, C, WFC, TLT, BIL

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