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Many analysts have a bullish outlook on The Bank of Nova Scotia's stock, which is arguably warranted; however, plenty of risk factors are being overlooked. Late payments are mounting with short-term retail obligations in particular focus. Exposure to commercial real estate debt isn't ideal in today's economy.

BGC, BMO and BNS have been added to the Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell) List on July 12, 2023.

The article discusses the potential of high-yield dividend growth stocks, particularly in sectors like pipelines and banking. Banking stocks often offer high yield and growth together. The same is true of pipeline stocks.

Enterprise Products Partners is a midstream giant with a generous and well-supported distribution. Bank of Nova Scotia has a high yield and has paid dividends for over 100 years.

Toronto-Dominion Bank was set back by a merger that fell through, but it already has a new plan for growth. Bank of Nova Scotia has a unique geographic footprint and a long history of rewarding investors.

The Canadian banking sphere has been in a perpetual stalemate of market share for decades. Stability stems from bank interdependence and government regulations protecting the industry. A mean reversion strategy, which consistently allocates to the periodic worst-performing 'Big 5' Canadian bank(s) has shown to generate significantly higher returns than the equal-weighted index. Attractive fundamentals: Canadian banks are far cheaper (~10x PE) than the TSX and S&P (~16-20x PE) and offer growth and strong dividend prospects with yields of around 5%.

A jump in provisions, higher expenses and a decline in revenues hurt Bank of Nova Scotia's (BNS) fiscal Q2 earnings.

Bank of Nova Scotia is one of 5 oligopolistic players in the Canadian banking industry. Limited competition in the sector is to the shareholder's advantage. BNS grows as the world economy grows, with four independent lines of business, with domestic Canadian banking as its biggest and brightest spot. BNS is conservatively managed, with a recent trend of gradually increasing CET1 ratio, and is also highly liquid. A plus for dividend investors.

High dividend yield companies can help you earn an extra income in the form of dividends, which you can then use to cover your expenses. In this article, I will introduce you to 10 companies that I believe are attractive picks for investors since they combine an attractive Dividend Yield with Dividend Growth.

Investors with an interest in Banks - Foreign stocks have likely encountered both Mitsubishi UFJ (MUFG) and Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS). But which of these two stocks presents investors with the better value opportunity right now?