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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum EQB Inc. T.EQB.PR.C


Primary Symbol: T.EQB Alternate Symbol(s):  EQGPF

EQB Inc. operates through its wholly owned subsidiary Equitable Bank. Equitable Bank provides diversified personal and commercial banking through its EQ Bank platform. The Company operates through two main divisions: Personal Banking and Commercial Banking. Its Personal Banking segment consists of deposits, single family residential mortgage loans, home equity lines of credit, reverse mortgages... see more

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EQB Inc. > Interesting Comparisons
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Post by retiredcf on Jun 09, 2024 9:56am

Interesting Comparisons

With weak growth shown from CRM , and being that I am already tech heavy, would it be advisable to sell CRM to add to Propel and EQB? Both are growing much faster with much cheaper valuations ; but in the banking sector instead of tech. However, they are in the alternative banking sector which seems to have much higher growth than the traditional banks currently .

We think CRM can eventually recover, given its high-quality products and a likely shift in sentiment down the line, but we also really like the recent results from EQB, and feel that it is trading at a cheap valuation. We also like PRL as an even higher-growth name than EQB, but it is smaller and more risky. For a high-growth approach, that is slightly more conservative, we like EQB, for a high-growth, small-cap approach, we would be comfortable with a switch to PRL, while acknowledging that a stock like PRL can decline significantly and its market share can be taken by a larger player, whereas, CRM is more likely to have staying power in the long-term. (5iResearch)

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