TSE:BCE

BCE Inc. (BCE.TO)

30.60
+0.13 (0.43%)
as of Nov 13, 2026, 9:00:00 pm Market Closed.
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TOP PICK
There's some excitement about it possibly changing into an income trust. Making a lot of money on wireless, internet and satellite. If it changes, could see the stock pop up to the $35 level.
DON'T BUY
A 4% yield. Yield stocks hold their value as people want yield. To him it is overvalued. Model price is about $28. It has been moving up, but there is a lot of value elsewhere.
DON'T BUY
While it has been trading $27/30 for quite some time and pays a good dividend, you are giving up growth opportunity while everything else has been doing particularily well. Has been a classic under performer over the last 3 years.
BUY
After a long period of disappointing performance, it is starting to break out. Wouldn't be an aggressive buyer here. Competition remains quite heavy in this sector. Likes their strategy of redesigning their bundles as it will increase the penetration into the consumer market. A winner over the long term. The advantage is the 4.5% dividend yield.
HOLD
In a transition now. They need to reposition from the old technology to the new internet based technology which they are doing. The flip side of that is they are having to spend over the last couple of years. Competition is getting more fierce. Has a lot of free cash flow giving them a lot of options. Can't see a lot of upside.
COMMENT
Speculation that parts of the company could be spun off as income trusts. Have a long history of moditizing some of their value into an income trust with Bell Nordique.
TOP PICK
An interesting aspect is that the sum of the parts are worth more than the whole. Have 5 million cellular subscribers worth a considerable amount of money at about 8.5 X cash flow versus phone companies at 5.5 X cash flow. BCE trades around 5.5 EBITDA. Have other assets they could sell (Bell Globe Media). With that cash, they could buy shares back.
DON'T BUY
He has the new balance sheet in and his model price, based on that, is $28. His model price has always been below the stock price.
BUY
From a yield play, this stock is fine. They'll earn their dividends fairly handily. Longer term growth is still a bit of an issue. They've been working at it. Being challenged as the incumbent on the telephony business with strong competition from VoIP companies who are more nimble. Will take some market share from them.
DON'T BUY
Has not been a fan of this company for a number of years. Not as proactive as it could be. Dividend growth has been virtually non-existent for 10 years. Earnings are flat. Top line is flat.
BUY
A good holding for those that don't like risks. Good dividend. Great brand name. Too neglected by the market.
DON'T BUY
Has been disappointed with management. They've sold assets too cheaply or hanging on to ones they should be selling. Their core business keeps getting eaten away by their competitors.
DON'T BUY
Doesn't see very much in growth terms for this stock. Has a nice dividend.
TOP PICK
Thinks there's a bit of a short term play here. They're probably going to look at doing something with Bell Globe Media. That could add a lot of money to their coffers. They are also talking about parts of their business being moved into a trust. With all this money, they would probably reduce their debt, increase the dividend. 4.5% dividend plus $2/3 as a conservative investment it could be alright.
TRADE
The only reason he can figure that telcos did well is that as bond yields come down, the dividends just look better and better.
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