
TSE:POW
This summary was created by AI, based on 22 opinions in the last 12 months.
Power Corp (POW-T) is a well-regarded Canadian asset manager, primarily anchored by its significant holdings in Great-West Life (GWO) and Investors Group (IGM). The consensus among analysts indicates a growing concern regarding the stock's current valuation, with several experts noting that it appears expensive compared to historical price-to-book ratios. While analysts commend the company for its solid performance and dividend growth, many express a preference for acquiring more direct and potentially less valued assets, like GWO. Recent market trends reflect a mix of sentiment: although the stock exhibited strong momentum and has outperformed many peers, there's caution suggesting a potential correction or pullback could provide a better entry point for new investors. Overall, while the company showcases stability and robust income through dividends, the opinion is divided on the merits of immediate investment at its current price levels.
It is hard to ignore the strong momentum shares of POW have had. Trading at 11X forward earnings with results that continue to look strong, we would be fine with owning the name. Even if it starts to level out from here, the 3.6% yield doesn't hurt.
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It is hard to ignore the strong momentum shares of POW have had. Trading at 11X forward earnings with results that continue to look strong, we would be fine with owning the name. Even if it starts to level out from here, the 3.6% yield doesn't hurt.
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It is hard to ignore the strong momentum shares of POW have had. Trading at 11X forward earnings with results that continue to look strong, we would be fine with owning the name. Even if it starts to level out from here, the 3.6% yield doesn't hurt.
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One of Canada's great success stories. But on risk/return, analysts think it's worth less a year from now than what it's trading at today. Fundamental analysts aren't always right, but if they are then it's overvalued. Markets are going up and everything's at an all-time high, so it's hard to find assets priced cheaply right now.
With rates going down, you could consider a fixed-rate preferred. He's been buying POW.PR.D, yielding about 6.1%. Beauty of it is that it doesn't reset, it's perpetual. So if the BOC moves rates lower, these preferred shares won't reset to a lower level. Gets more valuable as the BOC lowers interest rates.
The theme for today is "What wins Stanley Cups is defense." Very defensive name. Rare combination of dividend that grows every year by ~7%, value, resilience. Trades at discount of 23% to NAV; he expects this to narrow to 10-15% as the company scales more into alternative assets.
Tepid sentiment on GWO has provided an opportunity to buy; now has upwards earnings momentum. Trades at 9x PE, growing at 14.6%. May be able to get it slightly cheaper. Yield is 4.80%.
He bought a lot of this 1.5 years ago. Since then, shares have run up. POW's main asset is Great-West Life, hitting the ball out of the park with their Enpower prodict. POW also owns Investors Group, also doing well. But the money has been made in POW. He has sold a lot of POW shares.