Money Show Toronto

As is usual with the Money Show in Toronto, the best talks seem to be with the Opening Ceremonies. Although, as usual, they spent more time on the American economy and stock market than on the Canadian economy and stock market. There is also a concentration on ETFs. Basically, too American, and too focused on ETFs.

As always, I enjoyed Sue O’Reilly’s talk. She is really into stock charts. I do not use them personally, but it is handy to know how to read them.

My friend and I walked out of the session by Adam Johnson on The Only Three Oil Stocks You Ever Need to Own after he revealed his 3 stocks. He accused us of leaving but he said the three stocks, but we left because he was only talking American stocks and we were hoping he would be talking about Canadian stocks to own.

A disappointment was the stocks recommended by Aaron Dunn of KeyStone Financial. They recommended Brookfield Infrastructure because it pays a lot in dividends. Personally, I would not invest in any Brookfield company because I hate the complexity of their financial statements. They also reorganize their companies a lot and I am sure that it is to the advantage of their shareholders. They also recommendation Goeasy Ltd. I do not like this stock because it does payday loans and that is not how I would like to make my money.

KeyStone also recommended Boyd Group Services Inc., and Exchange Income Corp which are probably good recommendations.

On my other blog I wrote yesterday about K-Bro Linen Inc (TSX-KBL, OTC-KBRLF) ... learn more. Next, I will write about BRP Inc (TSX-DOO, OTC-DOOO) ... learn more on Friday, September 27, 2024 around 5 pm.

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