
TSE:POW
This summary was created by AI, based on 22 opinions in the last 12 months.
Power Corp (POW-T) has been a topic of varied expert opinions, largely centering on its growth potential and market valuation. Many analysts highlight its decent performance, with some suggesting it could have significant upside due to its core assets in insurance and asset management. Recent charts indicate a mixture of pullbacks and potential growth, with consensus leaning towards a cautious approach for new investors. While some consider it a strong long-term hold due to its dividend growth, others suggest it is approaching expensive territory considering its price-to-earnings ratio. Overall, the sentiments express a certain level of reliance on market conditions and the company's strategic moves, indicating that it remains a robust entity in the Canadian market landscape.
This hasn’t worked out so far. Lower interest rates have obviously pressured Great West Life (GWO-T). You have sloppy markets and regulatory pressures that have clouded the outlook for Investors Group. What is really good is that you are going to get paid your 5% dividend and he sees it growing at 6%. Sees growth returning at about 9% next year. Valuation is very cheap at around 10X 2016 versus 11X the 5-year average. This is one you want to be picking away at while it is unloved. A good way of doing that is by selling Puts a few times a year.
He wants growth AND dividend and without both he does not have anything encouraging to say. CRM2 is going to cause them to divulge ALL their fees, coming out this spring or summer. Now people are really going to find out how much they are paying for their mutual funds. You should get some sideways move in the stock price.
Trading at around 10X earnings, so it is not expensive. Has a reasonable dividend. However, it doesn’t look like it has any earnings momentum. It is probably going to sit, doing very little at this point. You are probably in a sideways market unless they can do something to rejuvenate the earnings and get them going up, so you are probably sitting with dead money. Dividend yield of 4.2%.
Power Corp. (POW-T) or Power Financial (PWF-T)? Doesn’t like either. Power Corp. owns Power Financial, but at the end of the day, you really own Power Financial as that is the only asset that is in there. The underlying assets of Investors Group and Mackenzie Financial are a bit of a challenged market going forward. He would prefer owning just Great West Life (GWO-T) which is part of Power Corp. also.
The bulk of this company is their investment in Power Financial (PWF-T). You could look at either one of these, but today with Power Financial you are getting a little bit of a premium in the yield. For longer-term investors, they are going to see dividend increases in both companies. Of the 2, he would prefer Power Financial which has a yield of 5.2% versus 4.8%.