Post by
Banshee on Jun 06, 2024 2:44pm
Prospects
Once a street darling along with TD , but look how the mighty have fallen.One through poor execution the other through pure incompetence , lack of controls or participating in something nefarious. The only losers , are not MGMT or the BOD , just retail shareholders who invested real money , their own , not some mgmt award for what.exactly..
Comment by
MrBinks on Jun 13, 2024 12:04am
Looks like CIBC has surpassed BNS stock price at over 66.00 CIBC had been a steady $10 behind BNS for a long while...Time to catch up Scotiabank and find a way to boost the stock price pronto amigos!
Comment by
DeanEdmonton on Jun 17, 2024 11:41am
Banshee - BNS has lanquished for years and the new White Knight CEO is proving to be no better than previous leadership. BNS is a Bank that doesn't know what it wants to be and keeps bouncing pillar to post. Until they pick a direction and dramatically improve their execution they will continue to be a basement dweller.
Comment by
Red_Deer on Jun 17, 2024 12:43pm
Hey DeanEdmonton__You WERE Posting the SAME KIND of BASHING Canadian Western Bank for YEARS eh !!! And PROVEN DEAD WRONG !!!!
Comment by
Runner117 on Jul 05, 2024 10:36am
I had bns on the covid year held on and did well sold it bought mfc then sold mfc which wasnt very smart listened to the wrong people Bought Bns again for the div and planned to sell after that didnt work out well. Have 4000 shars at 71
Comment by
OuijaFund on Jul 11, 2024 8:47pm
I'm in a similar situation, 4700 at 69. I'm in the DRIP and top it up to add 100 shares a quarter. Will stop buying BNS at 5000 shares and then put further dividends into LIF and A&W or maybe a pipeline. In this economy Dividends are where it's at. As for BNS, eps needs to stay above $1.50 each quarter and increasing book value/share will support the share price.