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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TOP PICK
Likes management. Not a large uptick in share price but 7% dividend is good
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jan 5/09. Up 16.25%.) Still a buy.
PAST TOP PICK
(Top Pick May 15/09, Up 11%) Still likes it. He trimmed his holdings by a third on recent strength, to accumulate Telus
BUY
If Globalive really gets a foothold, you might get a merger of Shaw and Rogers. BCE and Telus could spin off their wireless operations and merge them.
WAIT
Telecoms are interesting because they have all done better. Thinks a lot of yield money is flowing into the sector. Wouldn't chase these stocks as he thinks they will pull back with a market correction.
HOLD
Has had a nice move over the last few months. Yield of about 5%. Doesn't see the share price moving up as it has recently. Good long-term holding.
PAST TOP PICK
(Top Pick Dec 15/08, Up 40.75%) Bought it the day the teacher’s takeover was cancelled. Getting rid of old management. It is turning around, but will take a coupled of years.
BUY
Has had a nice run, recovering some of pain from unwinding from teachers deal. Great dividend and company is committed to raising it. Lots of free cash flow. This is a good dividend yield play to be in.
TOP PICK
Preferred 4.35% series AG. A perpetual preferred, meaning it can run forever. Trading below its par of $25 at around $17.40. Current yield is over 6%.
BUY
Earnings growth is probably high single digit. Very nice yield at 5.8%.
HOLD
Likes Rogers better. But they have stable cash flow, so much free cash flow. Telcos are not a growth story but a dividend story. BCE will have to increase dividends over the years. Wait for another 10-15%. They are under levered.
BUY
A safe place to park your money and gives a 6% yield. Expects earnings will grow 10% a year. Likes the space and thinks there will be dividend growth.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Dec 2/08. Down 7%.) Picked as a low volatility with some value for a defensive play. 5.8% yield. Thinks the dividend will go up.
COMMENT
Strip bonds. Q: When should they get to Par since the company is doing okay? A: Zero discount bonds are issued at a deep discount when bonds are actually stripped so all you are really buying is a cash flow out in the future. Without knowing terms, you have to hold a while before getting back to par.
COMMENT
Getting more competition. Recent earnings were down. Sleepy conservative company at 11X PE. Will be able to maintain the dividend. 13% ROE. Okay if you want dividends but better choices for growth.
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