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0.00Open0.30Pre Close0 Volume90 Open Interest65.00Strike Price0.00Turnover87.90%IV33.20%PremiumJan 17, 2025Expiry Date0.00Intrinsic Value100Multiplier25DDays to Expiry0.30Extrinsic Value100Contract SizeAmericanOptions Type-0.0317Delta0.0032Gamma322.83Leverage Ratio-0.0307Theta-0.0021Rho-10.23Eff Leverage0.0180Vega
Bank of Montreal Stock Discussion
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In October, the Bank of Canada made a significant rate cut from 4.25% to 3.75%, the largest since March 2020 and the fourth since June, bringing rates to their lowest since December 2022. As the BoC gears up for its final 2023 rate decision on December 11th, economists expect another reduction, debating whether it will match October's 50 basis points or be a smaller 25-point cut. Read more>>
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In October, the Bank of Canada made a significant rate cut from 4.25% to 3.75%, the largest since March 2020 and the fourth since June, bringing rates to their lowest since December 2022. As the BoC gears up for its final 2023 rate decision on December 11th, economists expect another reduction, debating whether it will match October's 50 basis points or be a smaller 25-point cut. Read more>>
We also have Maple Market Challenge ...
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Earnings Preview
Earnings reports this week will come from software provider $Salesforce (CRM.US)$ and $Marvell Technology (MRVL.US)$, as well as $Royal Bank of Canada (RY.US)$, $The Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.US)$, and $Bank of Montreal (BMO.US)$.
On Tuesday, Salesforce is set to release its earnings report, amid analysts' optimistic views on the company's advancements in artificial intel...
Earnings reports this week will come from software provider $Salesforce (CRM.US)$ and $Marvell Technology (MRVL.US)$, as well as $Royal Bank of Canada (RY.US)$, $The Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.US)$, and $Bank of Montreal (BMO.US)$.
On Tuesday, Salesforce is set to release its earnings report, amid analysts' optimistic views on the company's advancements in artificial intel...
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Good morning mooers! Here are things you need to know about today's market:
● S&P/TSX 60 Index Standard Futures are trading at 1,290.80, down 0.38%
● Bank of Canada deputy governor says bar for using QE again will be very high
● Tiff Macklem says things are going to be difficult if productivity doesn't grow
● Crude oil prices decline amid outlook for higher interest rates, strong de...
● S&P/TSX 60 Index Standard Futures are trading at 1,290.80, down 0.38%
● Bank of Canada deputy governor says bar for using QE again will be very high
● Tiff Macklem says things are going to be difficult if productivity doesn't grow
● Crude oil prices decline amid outlook for higher interest rates, strong de...
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Bank executives see the credit situation as manageable for Canadian clients due to savings and reduced discretionary spending. BMO's CFO expects eventual interest rate cuts to ease consumer pressure, but anticipates higher delinquencies in the meantime.
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102362254 : The BoC recently cut its interest rate, bringing some relief to borrowers as inflation cools. Big Five are showing mixed earnings, reflecting how the economy is impacting them in different ways. I’ll keep an eye out for Bitcoin-related investment opportunities
Jason Fung : BoC just announced a 0.5% rate cut. This is a prudent move and it would certainly provide some reliefs to our sluggish economy. Canada is a country that relies heavily on immigration to grow its economy. With the new federal government policy to reduce immigrations in the coming years, this would mean less demand for goods and services in our economy which won't help our economy.
It is very likely that a low interest rate is here to stay in the next few years in Canada until our economy recovers and on a growth trajectory again. In my opinion, a low interest rate is generally a good thing for businesses because they can borrow money at a lower cost and invest the money in their businesses. But many of them may not be willing to invest in Canada due to our high tax and regulations. This is an area that the federal government should really look at to create a more friendly environment for business, like in the US.