Bank of Nova Scotia T.BNS

Buzz on the Bullboards: Trudeau quits, Trump gets (more) greedy

[Dibah420]

The market spike  (not necessarily "spooking") after the Nov election could be ascribed to rational exuberance.  Two months since Nov, markets are now regressing to the mean. The

[Dibah420]

Well, it tanked much more than the  x-div in the last week. Starting to look attractive so I added today  $73.26. Cheers.

[Goldluck]

If Trump keeps spooking the markets, no amount of good news  will move the stock or any other in the next 4 years.  We are in for a rough ride.

[Possibleidiot01]

BUY Bank of Nova Scotia(BNS-T) 10/01/2025   Trevor Rose’s Insights - Trevor’s most-liked answers from 5i Research BNS is certainly a bank that investors

[Dibah420]

Scotiabank is rightly divesting inessential assets. Now it should offer clarity on managing risks in Mexico RITA TRICHUR

[Botero789]

Despite a lukewarm response from the market on the Latin America deal by Scotiabank, the analysts have all been pretty much positive on this deal. Transferring the banking assets in Colombia, Costa

[Jonathon Brown]

The TSX saw a loss following the unexpected resignation of Justin Trudeau as Donald Trump considered declaring new tariffs. read article.

[Janniem]

As part of the transaction, Scotiabank will take a 20% ownership stake in Davivienda, Colombia’s third-largest bank, which has operations in Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras, Panama and Miami

[mikoola72]

So the massive charge then relates to paying more for those assets then what they were able to sell them at? I see the market wasn't overly excited on this news..at least in the short term..long

[Quintessential1]

Maybe ...maybe not.  It usually does but anything less than the div it will be a plus. • Transaction capital-neutral. The transaction is expected to be neutral to CET1 at completion. In Q1/F25

[Dibah420]

We're still talking about a charge of $1.4B  plus another $300M in FX  so expect some red after it goes x-div tomorrow.

[zack50]

Scotiabank transfers part of Latin American operations to Colombian bank Davivienda Bank of Nova Scotia is selling its businesses in Colombia, Costa Rica and Panama to Colombian bank Davivienda

[PressRelease]

Transfer of Colombia, Costa Rica and Panama businesses to Davivienda will create a bank with greater scale in each market. Scotiabank to receive an approximate 20% ownership stake in Davivienda on a pro forma basis. With this agreement, Scotiabank continues to execute against its five-year plan...read article.

[TimeBuilder1]

FYI: Pay Day is Wednesday January 29th at $ 1.06 CDN per share ;>))) ( 3 investment accounts )

[Possibleidiot01]

Published: December 31, 2024 By: Benj Gallander Oh my, another year is almost in the rear-view mirror and, with one-quarter of this century gone, it feels as if life is just disappearing. It

[Possibleidiot01]

WEAK BUY Bank of Nova Scotia(BNS-T) 02/01/2025   More work to do, but probably out of the worst of it. Doing the right things. 1-2 years ahead of where