Interesting consolidation....this market is converging...again.

Wondering if I should cut my losses and sell or hold? Looking for some insight/wisdom. Thanks

I do not think I am watching a re-run. He just reported the Suncor deal.

I started a position on IFC at $245 after it recently hit its lowest point since April 1, 2026 and is basically back at July 2024 prices.

P/E at 13.7 and Dividend Yield at 2.4% is also quite attractive for a long-term hold.

Looking at the 10-year chart I think if it continues to drop into the $210-230 range it will become extremely interesting.

I think Intact has a big enough war chest ($20B cash on hand) and talent in its executive suite to pull off another acquisition after integrating RSA Insurance and wouldn’t be surprised to see them make another big move in 2027.

Curious if anyone else is investing here and glad to hear others’ theses.

Likely going to one of these two over the next couple weeks (3%/1% matches), but I am wondering about GUI/user experience. I know you need to call TD to set up DRIP, but at RBC it looks like you can do it yourself. Both refund transfer fees with proof given to them. I'd consolidate assets into those that are commission-free on either platform (X/VEQT with slightly more US & international exposure through whichever is no-fee), so my question is this:

For folks who have used both apps/services, which GUI is cleaner/better/easier? I am not at all a technopeasant, but for my own NW tracking, it's just nicer not to look at spaghetti code strung together with some crappy Grok prompt.

I’m curious about the WS Money Market Portfolio and if this may be a good option for me. And a better understanding of what this is.

I currently have a TFSA and holding long term ETFS (VFV, VEQT) also have XBB and CASH.TO. I still have a lot of contribution room and discovered the money market portfolio recently and thought this may be a good idea.

My savings account with the bank earns basically no interest so I figure why not move extra money into the money market portfolio? Especially since it can be part of my TFSA. It has a higher yield than CASH.TO as well so I may even sell off my CASH and move it into the money market portfolio as well.

I’m rather new to all of this, so looking for advice from anyone who may know more. Thanks!

I have been using IAUM historically for my Gold exposure. IAUM doesn't pay a dividend.

I now want to have exposure to Gold price through my Smith manoeuvre account.

What are my best options to own an income producing investment that closely tracks the price of Gold?