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5:30 am
March 30, 2017
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Dean said
Maybe 'Yes'❓ / Maybe 'No'❓
Check with Agit ... he knows what's gonna happen.
Dean
Agit only sees what Agit "wants' to see.
Fed has room and will prob hike 1 more time before peaking, they openly broadcast it anyway. BoC on the other hand has a lot more pressure to keep rates the same and wait. As long as 5y and longer bonds are moving up in yields (which is happening) , its giving the central banks the reason to pause and wait for the effect to flow thru the economy.
The keywords from the central banks' message are "DONT PRICE IN RATE CUT ANYTIME SOON', which is their way to walk/talk long rates higher.
8:34 am
December 12, 2021
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Dean said
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No offence intended KamWest, but I wouldn't hold your breath on that ⬆.Regardless of the new BoC rates, very few changes (increases) to HISA & GIC Rates are expected. For now, it appears those rates may have topped out.
Yes ... I'm as disappointed as you are.
Dean
Dean said
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That constitutes a 'Significant' drop in Oaken's long term rates ... especially in their 3/4/5Yr GICs.More evidence that GIC rates (in general) have Peaked ❓
Time to lock in those 5Yr GICs that are still @ 5.0% ❓I'm guessing 'Yes' X 2.
Dean
Dean said
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Thanks for the update ⬆ GR ... that's Good News ❗And I was afraid/dreading they were going to go
the 'Other Way' ... LOLDean
and YES @Dean think that TD Bank is issuer equal to, if not better than, the Government of Canada. ........ really better than the Government of Canada...
Doug said
Since it's not been explicitly stated, it should be noted these are principle protected notes (PPNs). The Toronto-Dominion Bank, as issuer of the notes, guarantees the principle. TD Bank is, of course, a creditworthy issuer equal to, if not better than, the Government of Canada. Nonetheless, they are not instruments insured by CDIC.Cheers,
Doug
8:49 am
February 7, 2019
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agit said
Dean said
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That constitutes a 'Significant' drop in Oaken's long term rates ... especially in their 3/4/5Yr GICs.More evidence that GIC rates (in general) have Peaked ❓
Time to lock in those 5Yr GICs that are still @ 5.0% ❓I'm guessing 'Yes' X 2.
Dean
Dean said
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Thanks for the update ⬆ GR ... that's Good News ❗And I was afraid/dreading they were going to go
the 'Other Way' ... LOLDean
and YES @doug think that TD Bank is issuer equal to, if not better than, the Government of Canada. ........ really better than the Government of Canada...
Doug said
Since it's not been explicitly stated, it should be noted these are principle protected notes (PPNs). The Toronto-Dominion Bank, as issuer of the notes, guarantees the principle. TD Bank is, of course, a creditworthy issuer equal to, if not better than, the Government of Canada. Nonetheless, they are not instruments insured by CDIC.Cheers,
Doug
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