Manulife Financial (MFC.TO) Buy, Sell or Hold

Manulife Financial (MFC.TO)

61.50

-0.03 (0.05%)

as of Sep 24, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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TOP PICK

Of all financial services, this one looks the cheapest. Going sideways. A 13-14 multiple really good growth in Asia. John Hancock has worked well. Under $40 is a good price.

HOLD

8% positive differential.

HOLD

Have huge competence. Liked the John Hancock acquisition.

BUY

This would be his favourite in Canadian financials.

TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Nov 6/06. Up 6.4%.) Very good growth rate. Very nice ROE. Likes their international expansion. Expect there will be more acquisitions in the future. From the technical aspect, she feels it has been doing some basing.

BUY

The chart is a work of art. It just goes up. To calculate a stop loss, draw a straight line just below the bottom of the trend. As long as it stays above that line, don't worry about it.

BUY

Great company. Expecting 12% earnings growth. Good core holding for anyone's portfolio.

BUY

Sees more growth in the life companies than in the banks. Likes their Asian operations.

BUY

Had a big run late last year. Well managed. Good exposure in Asia.

BUY

Likes the long-term nature of the insurance companies with their wealth management.

BUY

Superbly run and gives good exposure to the US and the Far East.

BUY

Great company. Very well managed. Good track record. Very well exposed in Asia.

TOP PICK

(A Top Pick July 4/06. Up 11%.) Has actually been laggard in the group. John Hancock acquisition has been very successful. Still happy with it. ROE of over 16% and a PE of about 15.

BUY

A world-class Canadian company. One of the top 10 life-insurance companies in Japan. Making money in China.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Likes it under $39. Well-run. Lots of growth in Asia. Decent US exposure.

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