Opinions Christine Poole
Corus Entertainment (B)CJR.B.TOCOMMENTNov 25, 2015
$9.89
Stock price when the opinion was issued
$0.03
As of Jun 04, 2026. Market Open.
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Since last summer there has been a recession in advertising for television and this has been a problem for Chorus. There are longer term headwinds since subscribers are moving more to streaming services. Chorus has STACK TV but it is an uphill battle against some of the big companies. It sold its animation studio to help reduce debt load but debt is still pretty high. The stock is too risky.
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Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly CJR is trading at good value at 6x earnings compared to peers at 18x and is trading just 1.2x book value. It has a good dividend, backed by a payout ratio estimated at 27% of cash flow. We would buy this with a stop loss at $4.50, looking to achieve $7.85 -- upside potential over 31%. Yield 4.06% (Analysts’ price target is $7.84)
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Allan Tong’s Discover Picks The stock is climbing out of a long slump and offers upside of 23%, based on a price target of $7.71 by six analysts. Corus has cut costs and the Shaw family owns the company, so there is stability in the upper office. Meanwhile, shareowners can collect the 3.83% dividend yield. However, the fundamentals remained challenged with negative earnings, a -41% profit margin and -46% ROE. There’s still a ways to go with this story. There’s upside, but maybe not to $7.71. Consider this a partial buy. Read 3 Promising Stock Upgrades: SNAP, Uber, Corus for our full analysis.
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This space is changing in terms of dynamics, but she thinks the dividend is safe, but it is really a question of going for future growth. How they are going to grow their asset base given the different ways that people are now viewing television and media. All media companies are having to deal with this. Not really attracted to this industry, at least in Canada. Dividend yield of 11.5% which is signalling that there could be some potential safety concerns going forward.