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Canadian Pacific Rail (CP.TO)

133.08

+2.27 (1.74%)

as of Aug 21, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Aug 21, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 25 opinions in the last 12 months.

Experts generally regard Canadian Pacific Rail (CP) as a strong long-term investment opportunity despite some concerns over current economic conditions and tariff negotiations. The recent acquisition of Kansas City Southern (KSU) is highlighted as a pivotal factor that could enhance competitive advantage and operational synergies across North America. While some analysts suggest potential resistance in the short term and the possibility of a pullback before buying, the overall sentiment leans towards a belief in the company's foundational strength and resilience. Several analysts note the cyclical nature of the rail industry, with expectations that improvements in the manufacturing sector and trade flows will positively impact future performance. However, there are cautionary voices regarding potential disruptions from trade negotiations and the current freight recession, which could affect volumes and pricing power in the near future.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Fair Value

Similar

CNR, CNR

BUY

(Market Call Minute.) Long-term Buy but there may be some volatility in the short-term.

COMMENT

This is on his watch list. This is more commodity oriented and he is bullish on commodities.

COMMENT

One of those things that gets hurt at the tail end of a bear period. Looking at a long-term chart, around the $60 level, there should come in some major support.

BUY

One issues is that their Midwest acquisition target got stalled. Stronger Cdn$ is hurting a little bit. Also some slowdown in terms of product being delivered. Thinks transports have been overly hurt in this market slowdown. Reasonable bet at this price.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

This is on his radar screen. If there is a recession, which he doubts, it would further hurt the rails. Bullish on commodities.

BUY

Proportionately less of their business is exposed to the US than that of CNR (CNR-T). Also liked their US acquisition but unfortunately it is going to take longer for the regulators to approve.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Right now earnings estimates on the rails are falling. Countervailing that, Warren Buffet continues to buy more and more of his rail stocks. Good long-term buy but you may get a chance to buy it a little bit cheaper.

BUY

He got out at near $90 on its peak at the spurious takeover thing from Brookfield. It is getting into an interesting territory here. The model price is $71.62, a 9% positive differential. He just got into it again.

TOP PICK

Their reported earnings are up 33%. They are ahead of their expections. They will be a big ethanol player with a new takeover(Dakota). They bought below $50.

HOLD

Hold onto any of the railroads. Owns CN because prefers north, south, east, west to just east-west.

WAIT

Does not own CP right now but has owned in the past. Prefers CN railway because it is a little less cyclical. Both companies have had a weak flattish quarter because of the high Canadian dollar. Long term these companies are good to own as they give a nice broad exposure to the N.A. economy. Expects the stock to go sideways for a while. Best to wait another quarter before buying.

BUY

Likes cp over CN because of their product mix, and the acquisition they made in the mid-west of the US is going to turn out to be very smart over the long haul.

BUY

He likes the rails. It does have exposure to the economy. It's a good infrastructure play. He is more partial to CN then CP but they are both good.

BUY

Railways are interesting. Has room for improvement. Good investment, but she chose CN rail instead, although this is still good.

BUY

This is the junior of the 5 or so big rail companies. It’s probably ultimately a takeout if commodities stay strong. Well run.

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