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Intro 0:00
1. Brookfield Asset Management Inc – BAM.A.TO (3:25)
2. Amazon – AMZN (7:25)
3. Toronto-Dominion Bank – TD.TO (11:54)
4. Johnson & Johnson – JNJ (16:45)
5. Tencent – TCEHY (22:24)
6. Nestle – NSRGY (27:07)
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7. Disney – DIS (32:06)
8. Royal Bank – RY.TO (38:06)
9. Alphabet – GOOG (42:54)
10. Walmart – WMT (48:50)
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I would pick Costco rather than Walmart. Also TD , Microsoft are also my picks. I love Amazon and google but their shares are too high.
Again with Tencent 🙄 in terms of Canadian banks I have TD and CIBC, CIBC being the better performer. Out performed TD with growth and dividends.
Made it all the way through! thinking of adding some of these once I start buying US stocks. Great video!
Great video!
What – no BABA
For me Amazon, Alphabet, Coca Cola, CN Rail and Costco. 4 out of 5 are world wide CN rail won't expand across the globe but business in Canada will grow so I dont mind holding onto them.
That hour went by so quick! I’m gonna side ever so slightly with Marc and his picks….only because tencent is vulnerable to the ccp tendency to slap down the “rich” in that country. It’s a bit more risk than I think most people are even aware of. Having said that,Canadians do need to be invested in China (imho) it’s just a tricky place for us to be. I own BAM for 20 yrs and will for another 20 I’m sure,and Amazon as well. And Google. All great picks guys! And a super episode!👍
Just my 2 cents ! All of your picks are great businesses for sure. But almost all of your picks are currently over priced. Again what was your intended rate of return, If you are looking to get 5 to 8 % return on your investments then your stock picks are buy all day every day. But if you want a return of 12 to 15 % then those picks are over priced. I am currently interested in Intel, Alibaba, Micron , Walgreens and my goal is to get 12 % return on my investments. If I wanted just 5 to 8% then I would just buy Sp500 ETF. And also you are right, you cant really go wrong with a Canadian bank at these valuations. Thanks !
Hi, bit off topic, but what if any would be the advantage to having an RRSP holding US funds? I assume that holding US stocks in my existing CAD RRSP then has the conversion when dividends are paid or stocks sold. So my only thought is that if you hold an RRSP with US funds in it, than the conversion wont exist until we actually withdraw, and the dividends will be paid and reinvested into US holdings without conversion fees back and forth as long as they stay within the RRSP
Loved this video. Keen to discuss all of these picks with my dad as potential investments for our portfolios!
Awesome video! Love how you and your dad chose 5 picks each!
I really don't understand how you can continue to pump ANY Chinese equities,So wrong! IMHO
I liked the TD and Walmart picks, I felt like the rest were just typical top blue chips. I feel like there are some moral and ethical issues when it comes to companies like johnson + johnson, nestle, and disney though. Good for making money if you dont care about that kind of stuff though, but those 3 in particular do some shady shit.
Thank you. I own TD and Ry and doing well. I'd like to add BAM and JnJ to my portfolio.
With stocks that have a higher price such as Amazon, Disney, google, Microsoft etc. What are your thoughts on buying CDRs (Canadian depository recipes) recently being offered by CIBC on the neo exchange? If you want to invest in those companies is this a good way to still get exposure and invest in the company? Would love to hear your thoughts
I own TD because I just like it… When my wife bought her first stock, it was RBC because they are a great investment. Some good choices. I like JNJ and BAM, but I own their stuff through BEP.UN and BIP.UN. You guys rock, great video!
where’s Butthead?
Let’s Go Brandon!~
Hi brandan I love watching your videos and I have one question what happens if my stock investment through TFSA get delisted because its condition of TFSA that the equity should trade on a designated exchange
Thanks
great contents!!! thumbs up!!
CNQ is a must. I know everyone is anti fossil fuels, but the fact of the matter is we will be consuming them for many years and its good to hold for when prices are higher such as they are now.
Looks like 9 solid investments, and tencent 😀
team TD, sorry Marc. I usually love your picks over Brandon's
I stuck around had to watch In in pauses but I always look forward to your video. Thank you
Amazing video! I'm just starting investing and not only this video but your channel has helped me a lot. Just something curious, thinking a 20-year portfolio, there was only one food company and no energy or logistic company. Don't you think that those three sectors will be crucial in the next few years? Congrats for your videos and spirit!!
those are some good choices!! thanks to both of you. keep them coming. 🙂
no tsla?? come on
apple, msft, google, crm, tsla
Top five to own: TSLA, DIS, SBUX, TCEHY, one of the Canadian Telecoms
Love you guys
Thank you for the video. Can you please make similar video but for ETF to buy and forget? Thank you!