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This summary was created by AI, based on 34 opinions in the last 12 months.
Canadian National R.R. (CNR) has received mixed reviews from experts, reflecting both optimism and caution about its future performance. Several analysts praise the company's extensive rail network, market position, and operational resilience, particularly highlighting the recent share buybacks and a strong dividend yield. However, concerns persist regarding macroeconomic factors like tariffs, a soft Canadian economy, and ongoing freight recession. While some experts express hesitancy in the face of potential CUSMA negotiations and overall economic uncertainty, others see current valuations as attractive, suggesting long-term stability. The cyclical nature of the rail industry, along with the influence of external factors like labor disputes and weather issues, adds complexity to the investment thesis.
The only thing he would say about the 2 Canadian rails is the Relative Strength Index is very high. Doesn’t mean that it can persist, but it is above 80 and it is coming back down, which is usually a sign of softening. If you are looking at this as a trade, you could buy it now but for longer-term holding, he would prefer getting it at $93.
Most efficient railway in North America. Have roots going east and west as well as North and South, all the way to the Gulf Coast. More hinged to the US economy, which he thinks is important, then Canadian Pacific (CP-T). Good balance sheet. A billion dollars in free cash flow. Increased their dividend, 20% in 2011 and 15% this year and he expects a double-digit increase next year.
(Top Pick Mar 8/12, Up 36.97%)