Canfor Pulp Products (CFX.TO) Buy, Sell or Hold

Canfor Pulp Products (CFX.TO)

0.51

-0.01 (1.92%)

as of Mar 18, 2026, 7:58:10 pm Market Open.

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COMMENT

Has come down with the market and you wait for recovery in the sector. Pretty well run. Yield of around 3% and he doesn't know of any threats to this.

BUY

Been a very volatile trader. He thinks it is a better company now. They did a lot of Cap-X. They are vulnerable to a price cycle at home. Return is good. They might have to trim the dividend again. You could trade it.

COMMENT

Chart is showing a trend change. Yielding 11% so this makes him nervous.

HOLD

Yielding about 11%. Thought was that the payout was cut but months have gone by and it has not been cut. The price of pulp has been coming down, but stabilized recently. Thinks it will be ok even if it cuts its payout.

BUY

They might be rising from the dead. He is convinced this is not a dead company. They survived the downturn. Has a fabulous yield of 13%, which doesn’t seem to be in danger. Low debt.

DON'T BUY

Their fortunes are dependent on the price of pulp and recently the price has been a little bit weak. Some of the Chinese pricing has been backing off. He is not sure that commodities are going to be the place to target this year. He would like to see a trade through the 200 day moving average first.

WAIT

Has come off sharply because of a drop in pulp prices. Very volatile trader. BMO reduced its target today. Pulp prices are starting to bottom. CFX has low debt and does not have to shut at a low price point. Thinks they will see an increase in prices this year although they may go a little lower. Have not set the dividend for the year and it might get cut back a bit.

DON'T BUY

Economically sensitive. There is some question around pricing for this company and their distribution is dependent on strong pricing.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Done nothing but trend downwards since summer. In seasonality we are getting into a firmer part. It should take off from the November low. Buy about $11

COMMENT

High yield of about 11% or so and paying out about 100% of what it earns, which is a little bit of concern for him. Last quarter was a little light because of lower pulp prices.

HOLD

14% high-yield creates fear as they feel something must be wrong. Pulp prices have come off, but not as much percentagewise as what the stock has come off. Feels it is overdone.

HOLD

Pulp prices have been quite strong and distributions have been very good. Believes distribution is safe. But if you look at this summer, weakness in economy would wash over this company.

DON'T BUY

Nothing company specific right now. He is not crazy about the pulp industry. Long-term future of the industry is lousy.

DON'T BUY

Forest products are doing fairly well but the market doesn’t care any more. It just doesn’t interest him.

BUY

Continues to be a core position. Has ability to raise prices if there is inflation in the system. Pulp has continued to be very strong. Will be able to continue to pay a good yield.

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