Market Cap 90.71B
Revenue (ttm) 52.70B
Net Income (ttm) 5.56B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 14.59
Forward PE 12.75
Profit Margin 10.55%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.62
Volume 4,786,500
Avg Vol 2,001,682
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 1.23B
Stochastic %K 78%
Beta 1.11
Analysts Sell
Price Target $72.94

Company Profile

The Bank of Nova Scotia provides various banking products and services in Canada, the United States, Mexico, Peru, Chile, Colombia, the Caribbean and Central America, and internationally. It operates through Canadian Banking, International Banking, Global Wealth Management, and Global Banking and Markets segments. The company offers financial advice and solutions, and banking products, including debit and credit cards, chequing and saving accounts, investments, mortgages, loans, and insurance to...

Industry: Banks - Diversified
Sector: Financial Services
Phone: 416 866 6161
Address:
40 Temperance Street, Scotia plaza, Toronto, Canada
George_V2
George_V2 Jan. 16 at 9:23 PM
$BNS.TSX $BNS Before the internet in Canada, only your neighbour knew you were stupid. Now the whole country gets front‑row seats. Mr. Carney shows up trying to fix in China what his own political tribe helped wreck years ago — and somehow he’s a national hero for it. Suddenly the whole country is long on hype and short on progress. Nietzsche nailed it: why bother building anything new when you can just sell people what they already own? First you break it, then you sell the rebuild back to them. No questions asked. January is the classic post–New Year hype month. Buy, buy, buy — P/E 1000? No problem. How do they make money? I don’t know, but apparently some guy on Fraud Street knows. Give it a few more weeks. Interest rates will go up and the walls finally crack and the air comes out, we’ll see who’s been swimming naked — as Warren Buffett once said.
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Wallstfan
Wallstfan Jan. 7 at 7:08 PM
$BNS added on weakness. Looking for $100
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pzhu
pzhu Jan. 7 at 3:45 PM
$RR buy it with $RR and $BNS
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jeal168
jeal168 Jan. 7 at 3:40 PM
$BNS @George_V2 I like your graphics design. Made by AI?
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George_V2
George_V2 Jan. 6 at 7:37 PM
$BNS.TSX $BNS Our scout boy Scott returns with a message of prosperity—ha, ha, ha. I have no assets left to sell, but fear not: debt-to-equity can still be raised to a perfectly reasonable 400%—or why not 1,000%? It’s back to the same swamp mentality. We will hire DEI, WOKE talent or imperial friends-of-friends. Commonwealth-style pump, crony sewer economics. Where is our accidental leader—the new Caesar of the globalist world our PM Mark. C. — There he is standing shoulder to shoulder with the European swamp of leadership intellectual dumpster, after the photo opportunity he is off shopping along the Triangle d’Or (Golden Triangle) in Paris, with his lovely wife, when the rest of Canada is drawing deeper into swamp? IMO.
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George_V2
George_V2 Jan. 5 at 4:10 PM
$BNS.TSX $BNS Tomorrow the reckoning starts. In a country where many people can only find low‑wage work or need to fit into rigid bureaucratic systems which produce nothing but imbeciles, and where a basic home costs a million dollars, it feels like the economy is built on paper instead of real productivity. Stock pumping isn’t the same as building a sustainable economy. Eventually dividends have to be paid, and in my opinion the stock will fall back Watercooler-Doormats will get hurt, just like they often do when investing in Canadian monopolies running the rigid show. An example is Canadian Telecom Nirvana now at the floor level. These companies don’t behave like true competitive businesses, and they rarely change. They are social clubs Meanwhile, advertising paints a picture of effortless prosperity flying to Paris on a Scotia credit card. Canadians are now richer, instead of one credit card , They have five. Of course, magic ends when there is a time to pay 25% interest. IMO
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George_V2
George_V2 Jan. 2 at 9:17 PM
$BNS.TSX $BNS Calgary housing market ended 2025 with 14% fewer sales in December Some 1,126 homes changed hands last month and the city's residential benchmark price was down 4.7% year-over-year. https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/ On the benchmark of imported swindlers to fraud street from the world sewers, all prospect are up and been delivered to watercooler-doormats according to party line in Ottawa.
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George_V2
George_V2 Jan. 2 at 7:43 PM
$BNS.TSX $BNS There is nothing of true fair value to invest in wasteland, so the imperial colonial order is to inflate crony garbage, label it AAA, and dump it by Fraud Street into Canadian pension funds of watercooler doormats on the orders from Ottawa. Of course, nobody cares in Ottawa or Fraud Street, that in time this rotten investment will turn into total shit. Bearish
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George_V2
George_V2 Jan. 2 at 7:32 PM
$BNS $BNS.TSX Soon, you will be paying $20 for every $1 of future earnings from Canadian banks. Once again, Fraud Streets are swinging from one extreme of foolishness to another. It feels as though those in charge of financial manipulation are pushing for inflated valuations in order to suck to Political gangsters, creating the illusion that everything is fine, while in reality, the situation is deteriorating. The market is becoming increasingly disconnected from reality, with valuations that suggest a price of 100 times earnings is a norm, indicating that the West is producing little more than speculative assets, cryptocurrencies, and unrealistic promises about the future of AI. There seems to be an overwhelming tendency towards overvaluation and irrationality in the Western financial landscape.
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Auto_MA_T_Ka
Auto_MA_T_Ka Dec. 28 at 10:45 PM
The Bank of Nova Scotia $BNS beautifully continues climbing up its weekly MA support triad (6/8/9-week EMAs). -- 📉BEST Respected Moving Average Support & Resistance Lines📈
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George_V2
George_V2 Jan. 16 at 9:23 PM
$BNS.TSX $BNS Before the internet in Canada, only your neighbour knew you were stupid. Now the whole country gets front‑row seats. Mr. Carney shows up trying to fix in China what his own political tribe helped wreck years ago — and somehow he’s a national hero for it. Suddenly the whole country is long on hype and short on progress. Nietzsche nailed it: why bother building anything new when you can just sell people what they already own? First you break it, then you sell the rebuild back to them. No questions asked. January is the classic post–New Year hype month. Buy, buy, buy — P/E 1000? No problem. How do they make money? I don’t know, but apparently some guy on Fraud Street knows. Give it a few more weeks. Interest rates will go up and the walls finally crack and the air comes out, we’ll see who’s been swimming naked — as Warren Buffett once said.
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Wallstfan
Wallstfan Jan. 7 at 7:08 PM
$BNS added on weakness. Looking for $100
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pzhu
pzhu Jan. 7 at 3:45 PM
$RR buy it with $RR and $BNS
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jeal168
jeal168 Jan. 7 at 3:40 PM
$BNS @George_V2 I like your graphics design. Made by AI?
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George_V2
George_V2 Jan. 6 at 7:37 PM
$BNS.TSX $BNS Our scout boy Scott returns with a message of prosperity—ha, ha, ha. I have no assets left to sell, but fear not: debt-to-equity can still be raised to a perfectly reasonable 400%—or why not 1,000%? It’s back to the same swamp mentality. We will hire DEI, WOKE talent or imperial friends-of-friends. Commonwealth-style pump, crony sewer economics. Where is our accidental leader—the new Caesar of the globalist world our PM Mark. C. — There he is standing shoulder to shoulder with the European swamp of leadership intellectual dumpster, after the photo opportunity he is off shopping along the Triangle d’Or (Golden Triangle) in Paris, with his lovely wife, when the rest of Canada is drawing deeper into swamp? IMO.
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George_V2
George_V2 Jan. 5 at 4:10 PM
$BNS.TSX $BNS Tomorrow the reckoning starts. In a country where many people can only find low‑wage work or need to fit into rigid bureaucratic systems which produce nothing but imbeciles, and where a basic home costs a million dollars, it feels like the economy is built on paper instead of real productivity. Stock pumping isn’t the same as building a sustainable economy. Eventually dividends have to be paid, and in my opinion the stock will fall back Watercooler-Doormats will get hurt, just like they often do when investing in Canadian monopolies running the rigid show. An example is Canadian Telecom Nirvana now at the floor level. These companies don’t behave like true competitive businesses, and they rarely change. They are social clubs Meanwhile, advertising paints a picture of effortless prosperity flying to Paris on a Scotia credit card. Canadians are now richer, instead of one credit card , They have five. Of course, magic ends when there is a time to pay 25% interest. IMO
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George_V2
George_V2 Jan. 2 at 9:17 PM
$BNS.TSX $BNS Calgary housing market ended 2025 with 14% fewer sales in December Some 1,126 homes changed hands last month and the city's residential benchmark price was down 4.7% year-over-year. https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/ On the benchmark of imported swindlers to fraud street from the world sewers, all prospect are up and been delivered to watercooler-doormats according to party line in Ottawa.
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George_V2
George_V2 Jan. 2 at 7:43 PM
$BNS.TSX $BNS There is nothing of true fair value to invest in wasteland, so the imperial colonial order is to inflate crony garbage, label it AAA, and dump it by Fraud Street into Canadian pension funds of watercooler doormats on the orders from Ottawa. Of course, nobody cares in Ottawa or Fraud Street, that in time this rotten investment will turn into total shit. Bearish
0 · Reply
George_V2
George_V2 Jan. 2 at 7:32 PM
$BNS $BNS.TSX Soon, you will be paying $20 for every $1 of future earnings from Canadian banks. Once again, Fraud Streets are swinging from one extreme of foolishness to another. It feels as though those in charge of financial manipulation are pushing for inflated valuations in order to suck to Political gangsters, creating the illusion that everything is fine, while in reality, the situation is deteriorating. The market is becoming increasingly disconnected from reality, with valuations that suggest a price of 100 times earnings is a norm, indicating that the West is producing little more than speculative assets, cryptocurrencies, and unrealistic promises about the future of AI. There seems to be an overwhelming tendency towards overvaluation and irrationality in the Western financial landscape.
0 · Reply
Auto_MA_T_Ka
Auto_MA_T_Ka Dec. 28 at 10:45 PM
The Bank of Nova Scotia $BNS beautifully continues climbing up its weekly MA support triad (6/8/9-week EMAs). -- 📉BEST Respected Moving Average Support & Resistance Lines📈
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GrantGaffney
GrantGaffney Dec. 26 at 6:03 PM
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JakeL1923
JakeL1923 Dec. 25 at 7:58 AM
Canadian Bank stocks are going on an incredible run this year and it looks to continue that momentum. $CM and $TD have had really solid gains this year. $BNS has the highest dividend yield of all of them and it also had solid earnings last quarter. $RY and $BMO also had really good gains this year. Very excited for the Canadian banks in 2026! For ANY Canadians who want $50 CAD. WeBull Canada has a promotion where you can get $50 CAD when you sign up using the Referral Code link below. Once you sign up, you need to deposit $100 as your initial deposit to receive $50. You will receive the $50 within 3 business days. Once you receive the $50 in your account, you can then withdraw ALL $150! https://www.webull.ca/s/jyDcaFxmS980HTTFX9
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DynastyDriver
DynastyDriver Dec. 24 at 5:57 PM
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Audreyknight
Audreyknight Dec. 24 at 5:21 PM
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George_V2
George_V2 Dec. 24 at 12:27 PM
$NTR.TSX $BNS If you buy Nutrien at $87 it confirms my suspition that there is nothing of value in shiland of value to invest. It is better to do nothing. There is no progress on Canadian economy front, sewer is deepening. For neocons it is time to join European sewer and go to war as usual or cojones destroy the nation. IMO.
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George_V2
George_V2 Dec. 23 at 7:10 PM
$BNS.TSX $BNS Just three months ago, all these bank stock analysts of bullshit were recommending a sell on the stock BNS and put their shitty valuation at $75. Now, this gang is suddenly singing a different tune, projecting a valuation of $106 based on assumptions that they will smoke more weed if they suck to Mr. Thompson. It’s hard to believe that in just a few months, the valuation has jumped from $76 to $106. More, there are imbeciles after snoring white powder telling $109. This gang is so insane stupid and useless that it is only in Canada the land of Nirvana of cojones that this filth is not outsourced like the rest of population to shitlands.
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George_V2
George_V2 Dec. 23 at 6:51 PM
$BNS.TSX $BNS More debt, class action lawsuits and more asset sales. - A $125 million class action lawsuit on unpaid vacation and holiday pay for Canadian employees has been certified by the Ontario Superior Court, with Scotiabank denying the allegations and defending the action (court filing). -Scotia Capital (USA) Inc., SG Americas Securities, Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC, and Citigroup Global Markets Inc. have all been added as co lead underwriters on a Bank of Nova Scotia fixed income offering, broadening the syndicate for its debt issuance (company disclosure). -Private equity firm KKR is working with Scotiabank to explore a potential sale of its roughly $7 billion, 40 percent stake in Pembina Gas Infrastructure, which underscores Scotiabank's role in a major Canadian energy infrastructure transaction (Reuters).
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George_V2
George_V2 Dec. 22 at 7:45 PM
$BNS.TSX $BNS Form 8.3 - NCC Group plc. - Halifax – Rns news Halifax – Rns news - Halifax (a) Full name of discloser: The Bank of Nova Scotia. (b) Owner or controller of interests and short positions disclosed https://www.investments.halifax.co.uk/research-centre/news-centre/article/?id=35582779&type=rns
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George_V2
George_V2 Dec. 20 at 6:00 PM
$BNS.TSX $BNS My Narrative is when I look at pulling numbers from the air and Dibble dipping sauce to the same narrative on Bancodividenda: It is 30% Overvalued With Bank of Nova Scotia last closing at CA$100.12 The banks analysts now have a consensus price target of CA$87.071 for Bank of Nova Scotia based on their expectations of its future earnings growth, profit margins and other risk factors. However, there is a degree of disagreement amongst analysts, with the more bullish reporting a price target of CA$94.0, and the most bearish reporting a price target of just CA$78.0.
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macgill
macgill Dec. 16 at 9:33 PM
$BNS Uh, what happened after hours?
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Jarry83
Jarry83 Dec. 12 at 1:28 AM
$BNS AH robinhood trading wow
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macgill
macgill Dec. 10 at 8:40 PM
$BNS Honestly wouldn’t have expected a bank stock to be one of my best performers of 2025. Just keeps going up
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