TSE:BCE

BCE Inc. (BCE.TO)

29.69
-0.46 (1.53%)
as of Sep 25, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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BUY
A core holding. Nice increase recently. Not without its challenges industry wise. Nice dividend.
HOLD
Strong Upward trend. Support at around $26 and $31. Great dividend. Based on what he expects form the market in the next 3 or 4 years, this is probably a good core holding.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jan 18/10. Up 35.31%. ) Still likes and at a good level to Buy. Should get a decent return.
BUY
In his lower and higher yield portfolios. Likes the business. Preferred over T-T
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Dec 21/09. Up 32.41%.) Good solid company. New management. Good yield.
COMMENT
If you want a stable capital position, this is OK. Gives a 5.1% yield but probably not much capital gain. If you want gain, consider Rogers (RCI.B-T) or Telus (T-T). (He owns none of these.)
BUY
Relative under penetration on the wireless side, compared to its peers, has been increasing. Very shareholder friendly. Just increased dividends. Expects Buy-Backs and increases to dividends will continue.
SELL
May 2029 strip bond. Good company and great management but a strip bond is basically a leveraged play on interest rates. You want to own Strips when rates are high, not when they are low, as is the case now.
BUY
Company has lots of cash that is burning a hole in its pocket. Now starting to use some of it to pay extra dividends. Technicals are clearly positive and momentum indicators are a little over bought but are still trending on the upside.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Rogers (RCI.B-T), BCE (BCE-T) or Telus (T-T)? Telecoms look a little expensive. On a pull back he would be tempted to buy BCE, which has momentum and is gaining on wireless. Average revenue per unit is going up. Moving into internet protocol television (IPTV) is going to make them very competitive with cable companies.
COMMENT
May 1/29 Strip Bonds. Great for RSP account and Bell is a triple B credit, so moderate risk. As a 20-year security, the price volatility will be very high. 1% move in rates could see this move 18%-19% in price. In case of a leveraged buyout, there is a real risk that BCE would no longer be investment grade but become a high yield company. If Bell went into default, your bond would be worth zero. A lot of risks investing in Bell strips.
DON'T BUY
BCE (BCE-T) or Telus (T-T)? Has no exposure to telecoms right now. Too much competition. Dividends on these 2 are safe but don’t see a lot of earnings growth.
TOP PICK
Much more stable company than it was several years ago. Trading at a good multiple. Good free cash flow yield. 5.3% yield.
DON'T BUY
Doesn’t like any of the telecoms because of the competition coming down the pipe with the newer mobiles. If she were choosing one, it would be Telus (T-T) as it is in the part of the country that is seeing better growth.
BUY
Telecoms. BCE (BCE-T), Telus (T-T) or Rogers (RCI.B-T)? BCE is more of a dividend play with 5.4%. Growth is close to 6% long term. Rogers is more of a growth story. He would rate Telus as third.
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