Bryan Rogers

[music] >> Hello, I'm Greg Bonnell. Welcome to MoneyTalk Live, brought to you by TD Direct Investing. Every day, I will be joined by guests from across TD, many of whom you will only see here. I'm going to take you through what's moving the markets and answer your questions about investing. Coming up on today's show, we are going to take your questions on how to better utilize the WebBroker platform with TD Direct Investing's Bryan Rogers and MoneyTalk's Anthony Okolie's going to join us with a fresh call from TD Securities on real estate investment trusts. So he resigned in touch with us with your questions. Email moneytalklive@td.com or you can follow that viewer response box right under the video player here on WebBroker. Before we get our guest of the day, let's get you an update on the markets. Some green on the screen on both sides of the border. We will start here at home. The TSX Composite Index up about 72 points, a little more than 1/3 of a percent. actually seeing some money moving the tech names on both sides of the border. Here at home, Shopify is getting a bit. It's been a choppy right for this one in recent weeks. Right now, they are up 7.7% at 42 bucks and change at Shopify. First Quantum also infirm positive territory today, we are seeing a bid for the price of gold, gold has been a choppy and volatile trade lately, but today the minor seem to be getting a bit off the back of the price at 2488, we are up more than 8% with First Quantum. South of the border, let's check on the S&P 500. We are just getting into earnings season. we've got the broader read of the American market at 3713 right now, up about half a percent. Let's check on the tech heavy NASDAQ. It is up more than one at 1/4%. These are interesting days protect, considering some of the factors at play in the market. And Tesla, we heard their latest report yesterday, though sharesgoing against the broader tech trend down about 4% at the moment. And that's your market update. >> For more of what we are seeing in the market action and earnings season and ramping up, we are joined now what with MoneyTalk Anthony Okolie. Do investors have something to worry about more than inflations, looking at corporate earnings? >>coming into earnings season, there's a lot of concern that we are… It's still early, so far it hasn't been that bad. People were predicting was going to fall off a cliff but so far it hasn't been that bad. When you look at the numbers so far, only about 7% of S&P air companies have reported have been estimates, now that is lower than prior quarters but it's higher than the historic average. Not too bad to start off with. >>interesting to look at has led under pressure today. The Wall Street banks traditionally kick off earnings season, although we were well telegraphed that dealmaking has been under pressure this year. There has been a rising… The bank showed us some things that were a bit mixed in but overall sort of positive. >> You pointed to the dealmaking. We have seen… [audio interference] Procter & Gamble reportedthe top and bottom lines, showing that… Stronger US… Netflix blasted by Q3 earnings expectations, including subscriber growth. Again, it's not that earnings cliffs that people were predicting and it isn't too bad so far. >> All right. Great way to start the show. Our thanks to Anthony Okolie, he's going to join us a little later on the show. As we said, he's got a new TD Securities report on hand on real estate investment trust. We are also going to get your questions very soon on the WebBroker platform for Bryan Rogers. A reminder that you can get in touch with us at any time. Email moneytalklive@td.com or fellow the viewer response box right under the video player here on WebBroker. Right now, I want to get you updated on the top stories in the world of business and take a look at how the markets are trading. Political and economic turmoil in Britain has forced the resignation of yet another prime minister. The departure of Liz Truss after just 44 days in the job follows a failed many budget that roiled financial markets. The governing Conservative Party will now seek a new leader, and opposition parties are calling for a general election. Aggressive central bank rate hikes continues to take a toll on US housing market. Home sales have hit a 10 year low south of the border, not including the plunge in real estate activity at the start of the pandemic. That as mortgage rates soar, keeping potential buyers on the sidelines. The market expects further rate hikes from the US central bank as inflation continues to run well above target. Transportation logistics firm Mullen Group has been earnings expectations in its most recent quarter. The Alberta based company reported strong demand across most segments, but there was some softness in the US and international logistic group. Mullen Group is warning that future earnings could moderate as central banks continue to hike borrowing costs. We will start here at home with the TSX Composite Index, up 50 points right now, 1/4 of a percent. Some of the tech names getting along with the minors. Since the border, let's check in on the S&P 500, 3705. A lot of earnings soared through, up 10 points, a modest gain of a little more than 1/4 of a percent. Well, is a special show today for you. We are going to be taking your questions about how to better utilize this WebBroker platformTo help you with your financial strategy. Joining us now to walk us through it all, Bryan Rogers, senior client education instructor at TD Direct Investing. Always a pleasure to have you here. >> My pleasure to be here, great. It's always kind of like a fun scavenger hunt when we do this. >>a scavenger hunt, we dig deeper and deeper on the platform and get people were watching a better understanding of how to use it. Of course they have a lot of questions. You are the man to answer them. Let's get to the first one right now. If you are wondering how can I look up Canadian money market funds and compare the yields using the platform? What you think about this one? >> Well yeah, this is a common question we are getting these days. You were talking about yields earlier as well. with the higher yields, GICs, bonds, things like that are popular but also even just looking at, can I put my money into cash into something like a money market mutual fund or we call them investors savings accounts as well are pretty popular. But if we jump over into WebBroker, a lot of this stuff, if you think of it from a perspective of research, you are researching for a mutual fund, so I've kind already gone to that page but if you're starting from scratch, you're going to go to research, the research tab here, and then you're going to click on mutual funds. Within that page, to give those if you are not familiar with that particular section of WebBroker, this is going to take you to an area where you have an overview. There will be a whole list of several different funds, bunch of different categories you can look out of the right-hand side if you are kind of brand-new and looking at that. There you can see there's a Canadian money market category, ironically enough, we know because of the yields it's one of the top funds at the moment, fun categories just for this year. If you are looking at a one year return, a lot of the other funds are not doing so well. They are down because they are mainly equity-based, but a lot of those other energy is doing well but the ones that have a yield to them would be under the Canadian money market, which is in the top three category. So before you click on that, actually, this is, I still to this day don't understand where this comes from, me and some other colleagues were looking at this saying there is 165 funds. We are still yet to figure out why that does that, so don't be deceived. I don't think there is that many. There definitely is not. But you can see that if we go back to that WebBroker really quick that when we click on it, there is going to be about, I think there's around 16 funds total. I'm gonna show you another section here because we can do in another location is there's a thing called a quick scan that you can do inherent within this one, you can use this, you can sort the columns by if you want to sort by the MorningStar rating, you can see these yields like the one year return doesn't show much, the yields have only gone up recently in the last months, so will show a trailing 12 month yield. There's little trick I want to show you right now if you're searching because I know one of the viewer questions was how do I see what the yield is on these funds right now, and I will show you a little trick you can use in WebBroker to find that. So if I go back here, and I go back to mutual funds again, what we want to do is there's a thing called a quick scan and this is using the interactive screening tool,the mutual fund screener, you can go through a number of categories. We are looking for fun category and then under this drop-down, we are going to look at the Canadian money market fund, which is what somebody was looking for. As we scroll down, we go to Canadian net money market. There is a more accurate list of 16 funds. if I scroll to the very bottom, I'm in a go view 16 matches. The reason I want to show you this option is because you can now look at a number of different criteria such as the summary, profile etc. And you can select different funds and you can go compare. So if I click on here and I want to compare this… TD Canadian money market fund, you can uncheck this just because it does WebBroker automatically does the show TD mutual funds first. I will give you just a general list. But say you want to compare these two or three that are at the top, I can click compare. Now, it's going to give me some details on the fund itself, the fund category, the net asset value, there is usually 10. Since it's a money market fund, it doesn't fluctuate, stays at that price. But we want you right now is you want to look at the current yield, this is the peace you really want to get to. Click on the buy button. In order to buy anything right away, it's going to do in order before you, but that will show you the current yield on the fund. So right now, that particular one with TD is 3.24%. Let's see if we click on this next one, the CI money market, click on that one again, that will show 2.97%. This might change with interest rate changes as well, it up or down, that's the current rate the you can find at the moment. >> Interesting stuff. Obviously, this is been a different environment for investors this year with central banks getting aggressive on interest rate hikes and pulling up yields across a number of categories. This is another question we get a lot and understandably why, how can I find out about GICs in WebBroker? >> Yeah, no, what we just talked about again, the rates are going hi a lot of people are looking for safety. GICs, Canadians know they are guaranteed investment certificates and we have a lot of them. A lot of people don't realize in the self-directed account, you don't have to buy just TD GICs, you can actually look at a whole myriad of companies that offer those GICs. So we jump over to WebBroker again, I will show you where you can find a rate sheet. You can click on research again. It seems to be when you are looking for stuff, you can always go into that research tab and then go to the GIC Rate Sheet. That's going to take you to a section that has all of the different rates for all GICs. So you can see all the GICs together if you want to kind of look at the whole list, if you want to see the big picture. You can narrow down by short-term, long-term, they have cashable GICs. Remember, most GICs are a locked in or on a locked-in basis. So you want to make sure you want to put your money is that GIC for a one-year time period. Technically, he could get out of them but there is usually going to be a major penalty that would be worth doing, so want to make sure you are going to be able to lock in that money. So if you're looking for a shorter term time period, you have one year GICs right here. Or less than one year, sorry, then is going to give you all of the rates and terms of time frames. You can see across the top. Then once we're getting into long-term GICs, you can see all these different companies that are available, you will have equitable, fair stone, Canadian Western bank and usually in kind just go through the list. A lot of the times it will do the top rated the very top of the list. I think you can still, I've never really remembered if you can… Anywhere in WebBroker, you can filter by these columns. So we are looking for a monthly return rate or semiannual or annual or compound annual, if it's more than one year, for example. so if I go to the term and start with the one year, you can see equitable bank would be on an annual rate 4.62%, 4.45 as we go down the list and the really cool thing, those that may know about this, CDIC insurances you can grab different companies, even though you are still within TD Direct Investing, if you for five different companies, you are covered for up to 100,000 within each company that you're investing with. So that can add to that CDIC insurance as well. >> That's a good point, the CDIC insurancewhen you are looking for safe investments and a guarantee on your principal. Let's get to another question off the platform right now about the platform. that sort of matter, isn't it? Questions off the platform about the platform. What is the cost of buying and selling of corporate bond on WebBroker? >> Yeah, so I know we seem to be fixed income oriented today, right? It's definitely a theme for today's questions. So with the cost of buying and selling corporate bonds, this is a common question and it's a tough one to answer just in terms of everything because of the fact that it's usually, I guess the quick answer is it's normally to be built-in. So what would show you is in WebBroker, they can easily show you where they are looking for the ask yield if you are going to buy a particular bond, what we will do is we will focus on corporate bonds. we are going to go click research, we're gonna go to fixed income. So fixed income is your bonds and your corporate bonds, government bonds, things like that. They're going to be all these different categories, agency bonds, etc. The: today the people are asking about today's corporate bonds. They're looking for bonds that have a good rating from a risk perspective and maybe you're looking for a 0 to 5 or 5 to 10. You can look in Canadian bonds and so on. But as soon as you click on this list, you can have a number of different companies to choose from. Make sure you do your research, go to one of our master classes on fixing, or watch some of the videos if you can. Typically, bond will pay interest semiannually and you're going to be looking at different companies, you can look at the risk ratings and so on, but if we jump back just on the list there in WebBroker, we are going to be looking for the ask price for what the cost is. Bonds are in multiples of her hundred, so if you're going to do a $100 face value, your lending money into the company and they are going to pay you back the interest rate of the bond. As interest rates go up, bond prices go down. So this is really what you were looking for. If you know all the stuff so far already, you should have an idea of this before you purchase a bond, but this is the price you are looking for. For example, if I clicked on, let me try this, Bank of Nova Scotia. I went click on this button here and go to buy. Now, once I'm in that order ticket, there's a price right there so it actually makes it a little bit more understandable for you. You can see that this is the price of the bond. There's like a minimum quantity, so you do have a minimum quantity, you want to have a certain minimum that you want to purchase. So we were to do that minimum of 5000 as an example, you can just enter that in and this is the best way to see what this is going to cost you. You can click on recalculate. This is going to enter your trade, but then you can have an idea what that's going to cost. So in this particular case, there is a, it is is a US one. There is a conversion rate, you have to watch that as well. But you can see in US it would be $4931.77 because we are buying at a bit of a discount, $5000 worth of these bonds, there is the US raid and you can do the same thing with the Canadian bond, just use that rate calculate her, it's going to show you if there is any accrued interest as well, if it's a bond you are buying in between those interest payments that are happening semiannually. Then, you will have the number as well. So really, in a nutshell, just make sure you go in there, test out a tray, but in real calculate and you will know the price. >> I know about that we calculate button so that definitely helps me in my forays into WebBroker as well. I'm not the one who put in that question, the question from the audience, but that helped my knowledge as well. We are going to take a little break from the questions. We are going to get back to Bryan just after this. You should always do your own research before making any investment decisions. Bryan Rogers will join us again in a second it to tell us more about the WebBroker platform, how to best utilize it for your goals and reminder, course, you can contact with us anytime for your questions. Do you have a question about investing or what's driving the markets? Our guests are eager to hear what's on your mind. So Sen. questions. There are two easy to get in touch with us. You can send us an email anytime at moneytalklive@td.com, or you can use the question box right below the screen here on WebBroker, just write in your question and hit send. We will see if one of our guests can get you your answerright here at MoneyTalk Live. As promised, we are back now with Bryan Rogers. We are taking your questions about the WebBroker platforms. We have lots of questions coming in, lots of people curious about how to better utilize it all. How would I look at the dividend information for a stock? >> Okay. So most of us as Canadians, we love our dividends. Especially if we are looking at certain bank stocks, energy stocks, you can have that dividend yield or that certain either monthly amount that they are going to pay or it could be a quarterly a lot of times it's more common with common stocks, but if you are looking for that dividend, I will show you where you can find that in WebBroker, we can find that initial dividend amount and I will give you some more information you can look for as well. In WebBroker, we are going to go back to research again and go to stocks. You want to make sure you have that symbol you are looking for first, the symbol of the stock you're looking for. I'll show you that there is a way for you to search us as well. We will use TD as an example. It could be any stock. We are not making any recommendations or anything like that. You can see on here that there is dividend yield of a stock, 4.17%, so that's the annual yield. That's based off the current stock price. So there's the annual dividend rate, $3.56, and then it shows you these numbers here, there are these dates here as well, and X dividend date. The reason that's important is think of it like an ex-girlfriend or ex-boyfriend or something like that, that means that the actual stock is stopped trading with the dividend. so you have to buy the stock before the next dividend to receive it. That's really important to date to know. If we get back and WebBroker, we can actually look for there is once you've opened up those stock quote, that's under the overview tab which is the default, then you can see, as you scroll over, you can see charts and news and so on, but what you want to look for those events. I find this really important, great, because a lot of people are wondering, did the stock end up paying dividends on a regular basis where they are paying them all the time? Were they increasing over time? That's another really important thing you want to know for sure is well, and then that you can go back to that event screen and see under there, it automatically default to earnings announcements but you're gonna want to go to the next tab over which is dividends. Right in there, there is our key date. There's an event date, when the dividend was last announced, so we can see that was August 25. There is the dividend per share amount, that's $0.89. This one we know is paying it quarterly. This is the date that you would had to buy the TD stock the day before in order to receive the dividends, and then there's the payment date, we can see that's coming up the end of this month on Halloween, we are going to get a dividend, and then annualized dividend, there's the amount and there's the final. You can see as you scroll down, you can see the history that actually did go up recently. It went from $0.79 for a little while up to $0. 89, down to 74, 67, and you can see that history of the dividends for that stock. Definitely useful information. >> Definitely useful information. That was a way of going company to company. I will make you do it unless you want to do it, but of course you can set up screeners as well, right? Say I'm interested in Canadian equities and Canadian dividend and I don't want to go through stock by stock by stock to see what the dividend is. We can set up a screen for that, can't we? >> Yeah, absolutely. If we jump back into WebBroker really quick, the way you would do that, and I will see if I can do it quickly, maybe we can do it broadly for all Canadian socks, but you can narrow it down as much as you want, but you're going to click on it research and go to screen us. I'm glad you brought that up Greg because that something that we do a lot of classes on this. We can go into it pretty extensively, but you can do it on your own as well. It's an amazing tool just to identify certain stocks that maybe have a dividend or some type of category like that. So we go into there, it defaults to the stocks tab and if we go to getting started, that's going to help you grab some of the more common criteria you are looking for. Click on let's go. Maybe at a price range if I would look at price rate, I can say I won't common shares only, you're going to click next and then you can go to that you want large to mid-cap stocks… Actually, I think you can only do one on this, I think you can change it later on. Let's do large caps. You can see down at the bottom at showing you all of the matches, 568 total matches, you can say I only want stocks that pay dividend, reduced to 454. Then you keep going and you can skip some of these ones if you don't want to put in the other information like return on equity and things like that. So now is going to give you a resolve. This is the 454 matches at the moment. But let's say you're only looking for Canada. That's across the top here. You can sayyou only want Canadian stocks. You can click on Canada. Now it's a bit narrow down, 62 matches. You can narrow it down further. If you want to go by shareprice or something like that, you would just use these columns,here are these items that are different categories and that is going to refine your search even further. But now you have 62 stocks that all pay dividends and you can see them ranked by the ranking that you just chosen. >> I have full faith, Bryan, that I could throw the whole screener for dividends at you and you could do it. Look at the next question. This is about transferring funds. How can investors transfer funds from one account to another on WebBroker? > That's another great question it is something that I think is pretty intuitive for many of our users or investors, direct investing clients. one of the things that a lot of people don't really know of or aren't aware of in the industry, I know of this beforehand, as you can actually transfer shares as well. I'm going to show you both, and then show you how you can easily transfer funds from TD Canada trust accounts. You can also do it from third-party or external accounts as well, but is going more through a transfer system kind of like a money transfer or eat transfer type of thing. But if you do have that advantage if you have a TD Canada trust account you can easily go right from drop downs in WebBroker and I will show you as well the idea of doing shares I will tell you why that's useful as well. If we jump into WebBroker again, click over to research-- accounts, actually, we are going to go to the accounts TAB, we are venturing away, and write that you can see there's transfers and withdrawals. So this is a test account, I don't really have anything in its is going to be hard to demonstrate the actual transfer itself. But just picture in your own account if you go to transfer cash within TD, for example, you're gonna get this, many of you are familiar with this if you use easy web or even WebBroker, but you can choose whatever account you want, whatever brokerage account you want, you can transfer between brokerage accounts and all TD Direct Investing accounts more recently have an a and B account for example which is a Canadian dollar account or US dollar account, or what you can do is you can transfer let's say for example, Greg, via $10,000 Canadian, that's going to convert to about $7000 US, but if I want to buy US stocks, I can transit that money one time and continue to buy stocks back and forth in the US market. So I don't get that little bit of foreign currency exchange that you're gonna get if you're doing it. If you're doing it in a Canadian account, you can buy shares that is constantly going to convert your money back and forth as you are buying and selling. So if we go back to the WebBroker screen again very quickly, we can do those transfers easily. That's not the hard part. You can see you are going to do with the transfer from one brokerage account to the other account. You're going to your bank accounts in the drop down if you have TD Canadatrust accounts, it you will see them there. The FSA's, savings, checking. You can also transfer money into a taxable US account. Is limited on registered accounts because of the fact that those limitations, it has to be in Canadian dollars, if you're trying to transfer US cash. There are ways you can call us and ways around that where you might be able to do it but they are limited. What I want to show you a securities transfers. This is the section, once again, there will be a lot to show you, but what you can do is if you select your account in the security transfers, you can now transfera number of shares, they would have to be whole shares, so it's a you had 200 shares of Apple stock, if you want to transfer those from your taxable account into your TF essay, see you no longer pay taxes on the stocks or you want to transfer the minutes and RRSP contribution as well, you can transfer them in-kind, many don't have to sell those shares and you can move them into your other accounts through the system. >> Fascinating stuff and good advice as well. Of course, if people are doing that, consult a professional to figure out those tax implications. Always go to the taxman, right? We are not specialist on that front. Try to go to someone who does what they are doing in that space. Look at another question. Is there a way to look at analyst opinions for stocks, and how do we know if their opinion is valid? People who watch financial television in the obviously you are saying the analyst say this, the analyst say that. Results coming from? >> Yeah, true. True. That's a funny one, great, he has for a long time, I've been in this world for quite a long time, even in the education world for the last four or five years, we have clients at our classes saying, well, it says on WebBroker that this many analysts reviewed this stock, who are the analyst and what kind of reading did they have or how good is this analyst? We just have to be stuck saying, I don't know. It just is there five analysts that rate this stock. That's it. That's all we knew. Right? We've got a new tool, I don't know if you use this, is an analyst tool in the analyst centre. As provided by a company called tape ratings. We will go into WebBroker and I will show you were to find that. There are couple of different places. Once again our good old friend the research tab is where we can start. Where you go to research and then you will see this called the analyst centre. There are two ways to use this. One is I can start from scratch and say, hey, I really don't know anything about stocks, I want to know what the analysts are saying. These guys at the supposed experts. They do follow stocks extremely closely so they know the stocks that they are braiding and evaluating and usually trading in doing this, but you can go into this particular centre and go to follow analysts, most recent, and you also have trending stocks here as well. You can filter this to look for ideas. Right? so as I mentioned, this from tip ranks, the company that provides this information, see you could say you want displayed the best rated analysts. So you can see the trending stocks, depending on what have your own, you can follow certain analysts as well. But now this is showing me for the best rated stocks in the last 90 days from all countries. I can change this to Canada or the US if I want to, and then I can change other categories if I want large Maybe, I can also go to medium, you can do multiple on this one, and then you could even go by business sector as well. You might be a little bit limited in what you get back if you just doing one particular sector because there may not be a lot of analyst ratings for each sector, but give it a try and see what you get. There we go, we are look at the last 90 days. This is based on the analyst rating. The last 90 days, all countries, so Canada and the US, large and medium Stocks, we're looking at consumer good companies. These are the analyst ratings that are strong buy at the moment. So now you can click on that stock, you can go right into… I'm going to look at Dollarama, I think that most Canadians are familiar with this company. I'm going to look at these analysts, what are they telling me and also what is their ranking in the industry. so as you scroll down, you can see that there is the average target for all of the analysts, which right now, we have nine different analyst ratings,seven are a buy for dollar Emma, to her for a hold. There is our actual kind of average price target. There is a high, average and low. As we scroll down here, we can see this guy, maybe don't trust this guy is much because he only has a one and 1/2 star rating. His price target is 91 and he is rated as buy. This is more recent. But if we look a little bit back further couple weeks ago, we can see this guy, Martin Landry, he got a five-star rating and he is writing it as 88.5. And I can follow him. He's a five-star rated analyst, I can click to follow him. We can also click on his name as well. That will show you his average return, it shows a win loss rate of 55%, an average return rate of 21. He might be of value want to follow is an upcoming analyst. Either way, if you don't want to follow any of the analyst, you can look at the ones with the higher star rating and see if you agree with what they are saying. >>when it comes to the stars, etc. their track record? If they are making these calls on stocks, I guess eventually someone might be keeping track of how many times they are right or wrong. >> That's exactly right, Greg. If we can come back there, I will show you where will show a little bit of a track record for them. Maybe I'll go to that following section 2 because it is a really interesting aspect there you can find. I didn't know about this for a while. Another colleague showed me recently. If I click on the name, I can see part of that information, there is a win loss rate, hundred and 41/266 successful ratings. I'm already following him, it's is on follow. We can view profile and that's going to take me into a different section that shows his success rate and some of his recent ratings and there is his ranking there. There is the 336 ratings and so on. If you go into the following secthe is ranked 255/7990 analysts. if you followed him and you can go to your followed analysts, you cansee what your favourite analyst is doing. Like watching your favourite sports bar and seeing what they are doing, what of the stocks they are raiding. Just click on the + and you can see what's going on with Martin here. >> Good stuff. Viable information. We'll get back to your questions for Bryan Rogers on the WebBroker platform in just a moment's time. As always, make sure that you do your own research before you make any investment decisions and a reminder that you get in touch with us at any time. Give a question about investing or what's driving the markets? Our guests are eager to hear what's on your mind to send us your questions. there are two ways you can get in touch with us. You can send us an email anytime at moneytalklive@td.comor you can use the question box right below the screen here on WebBroker, just write in your question and hit send. we will see if one of our guest can get your question answered right here at MoneyTalk Live. let's check in on the markets. We will start here at home with the TSX composite index. It has now slid into negative territory. 18,673 we will call that. Investors have a lot of things to wait. Earnings season is starting to ramp up south of the border. We are a couple days behind again but we are starting to ramp up in the coming days as well. I want to check out the energy trade because we saw some money moving in that direction earlier. Right now we have Baytex at $6.62, up to and 1/2%. That's a little bit off the highs of the session but still hanging in there in positive territory. Some of the miners doing well earlier and let's see if it's continuing, Kinross now of 3 1/2%. Curious about what happening south of the border, the S&P 500, now the NASDAQ had been beating the broader market earlier andit's still up 70 points, two thirds of a percent on the nose. AT&T, some profit there putting weight in the shares, it is holding onto its gains at each shares at $16 and 79%. We are back and now withBryan Rogers from TD Direct Investing to better use WebBroker to meet your goals. If you were asks how can I be automatically updated when important news or event related to a specific stock of the markets in general? This is important, right? You want to know is coming your way as an investor, don't you, Bryan? >> Yes, for sure. And as we know, everything these days can be automated. We are getting text messages and updates and notifications all the time. If you're somebody that really follows your portfolio and likes to know what's going on with their stocks and are an active trader, you don't necessarily need to be active. You just want to know is going on maybe for the market news or you can set it to a specific stock as well. You can use alerts, utilize alerts and WebBroker and have them sent to either email or SMS text message, but once you set those up, you can automatically have those delivered to you daily, weekly, whatever you prefer. So if we jump into WebBroker, we are going to go back to once again research is where you're going to find a lot of this stuff, under the research tab, and then write to alerts. If you pull up a stock quote, you can select add alert and it will take you to the same location. You can see on here I can do add an alert by symbol or I can set a news and research alert up here. Down here, you can go to securities alerts as well. This is gonna show you and healers who already have existing as well. What I like to do is if you go through the different columns, these are the ones that are going to show if you have any existing alerts, I have some already, I technical alerts as well. And then you can add a number of different things. We will jump into the technical and moment because that's regarding technical analysis, but you could set up an alert related to let's say a certain study on a chart, that kind of thing. You can ask it to send you stocks based on technical analysis or a chart alert or something like that. But if we jump back into WebBroker, when I find the one that's most useful for common investors is if you pull up a stock, let's say you pull up Apple, now this is going to pull up a whole other window, it's a totally different world were going to want to make sure that you have your account set up. You will add in your email address. You could set up your mobile phone as well. Now, you can set up for that stock, if Apple drops below a certain price or rises above a price, it's amazing the criteria that's there. I absolutely love this, price hitting a 52-week low, got a P/E ratio below a certain value, trading volume, etc. See can go through each one of these tabs and see if there's something you're really looking for, even if you just want general news, click that one and that's going to give you general news when there something on Apple. Be careful, you might get a lot of stuff if you over general news. You're going to be inundated for sure, Greg. But then yeah, we jump back there for one second, you can go into, I like to show that you can go into ratings and then you can also go into indicators as well and events. What I want to show you on top of the stocks as well, and I really like because of the fact that I like to get market news is, I'm going to close this, I'm not gonna save at the moment, but go to set news and research alert. If you take the symbol out here, then you go to set news and research alerts. These are general. It so we have market analysis, market winners and losers, price gaps, even better news and research and you're going to be able to enter a keyword search or you can choose a specific report, like MorningStar or Argus, you have a two on a daily basis in your inbox. Be careful on this. I typed in interest rates Nigeria class the other day, saved it in here and I think I had about 10,000 emails by the end of the week. Interest rates is a hot topic in the moment. So definitely be careful what you put in there on that keyword search. >> Inboxes are full enough as it is. Lots of great question. Will squeeze in one more with the time that we have. This one is interesting for some people… Is it possible to see which stocks are part of the larger index, for example, the Dow Jones, S&P 500 or the TSX 60? >> Yes, absolutely. There is a way to do this. Save the best for last, thanks, Greg. This is my favourite because once somebody showed me this I thought it was so cool. I can easily look at what's behind the curtain, in a way,on those indexes. A lot of people don't know that the Dow Jones industrial average only has 30 stocks, but if you want to know what those stocks are, if we jump over to WebBroker, it feels like you're in the insiders club. >> That's a nice place to be, the insiders club. >> Yeah, exactly. That's why I thought this was pretty cool. If you go to research and then indices, that's plural for indexes, and you scroll down, there's going to be a number of different ones here. There is the Dow Jones, the NASDAQ, I like to show the S&P 500 because it's a really popular one to those the trade in US stocks. You click on this link here and it's going to come up with a little chart and down at the bottom are the stocks. There you go, you have a list of all the stocks part of the index. If we go back in there really quick, you can actually sort this by any of these columns, that's what I really like about it. I can sort alphabetically, that might not do a lot for you other than listing them in a more organized fashion. You can't go by last price but you can go by dollar change, so if you want to see stocks in order changed by certain dollar amount or a percentage, percentage change up or down is a little more important. You can also, I always do this trick in my classes, you can click market. For the S&P 500, if I click it again, I can see was the largest market Of the S&P 500, that's Apple, 2.3 trillion, then Microsoft and Amazon. You can go by dividend yield, and this is almost a super screen because now I can see… And then you can go to this performance tab and do the same thing. So you can really quickly sort and filter these indexes and you can see stocks that are listing. >> I didn't realize the full power of that, including the dividend yield as well. I've learned a lot today. The audience has to. I appreciate you joining us. > My pleasure. Thanks. >> Bryan Rogers, senior client education instructor at TD Direct Investing. Before we say goodbye for the show, we know that inflation has been skyrocketing and we are on the way to a recession. Investors are looking for recession resistant investments. Anthony Okolie joins us with a fresh TD Securities report. >> That's right. TD Securities is reducing their target prices on the real estate sector with the latest interest rate increases. Again, that's because higher interest rate increases reads cost of raising external debt. It's harder to achieve profitability growth. TD Securities is looking at target prices on average by 5% at 16% cumulatively since June due to the increased expectations for both an economic slowdown and higher and longer interest rates. I brought along a chart that looks at some of the TD Securities calls on the specific sectors within the same market for the third quarter. I'm going to start off with industrial rates. Here they are expecting an increase of 85% average, funds from operations per unit growth in the third quarter. They believe that industrial fundamentals remain exceptionally strong and they are expecting solid growth. In terms of residential, they are expecting growth of 4%. They expect to see solid revenue growth in the third quarter on the back of accelerating rent growth and further occupancy gains with post secondary students going back to school in person. for retail, we will see continued trends of the second quarter, strong momentum and recovery, variable revenue sources like parking and percentage rent. Finally, we are going to touch on office reads. They are expecting the funds from operations per unit decline in the third quarter and that's despite a slight recovery both in national vacancy and downtown Toronto vacancies. Despite the expectations of declines in the funds from operations, TD Securities will look for potential recoveries in the occupancy and variable revenue going forward. Greg. >> Adjusting stuff as always. Thanks. >> My pleasure. >> We are out of time for the show today. We'll be back tomorrow with retail sales in Canada and some of the most compelling news of the week. Monday, I will be joined by Jim Kelleher, director of research at Argus Research, taking your questions about technology stocks. You don't have to wait until the show starts. You and your questions in ahead of time. Email moneytalklive@td.com. That's all for the show today from me and Anthony. Thanks for watching. We'll see you tomorrow. [music]