James Early
speaker
617 appearances
9 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2009
last heard Nov 2009
James Early’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We're banking oligopoly there.
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They have tight lending standards relative to the U.S., but a lot of people tend to think Canada is just going to follow what's happened to the U.S.
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in banking because I think they think that happens in other areas of life.
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So Bank of Nova Scotia is not trading where I think it should be, but it's a quality stock, not exposed in subprime and all that kind of stuff.
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So BNS is the ticker.
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Seth?
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James, you were saying something about UPS is pulling something kind of- Yeah, and I have to say, I mean, UPS is a recommendation of my income investor service, but all the same, I was looking at its returns, and return on equity is a very common measure.
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That's actually ticked up recently.
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But I looked at why, and it's only because debt has gone from 24% to 140% or something like that.
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Basically, UPS is sagging profitability-wise, but it's just borrowing tons of money to keep fueling these projects.
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They'll keep their returns on equity up.
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You can't make me care about any of it, Chris.
The green shoes are growing in every which direction.
We can justify probably any interpretation we want to.
We've got...
World Bank revising its forecast down, but GDP fell less than expected, but unemployment grew more than expected.
This is just the typical pattern right now.
I call it mixed precipitation.
Things could go any which way.
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