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Telus Corp (T.TO)

13.75
-0.00 (0.00%)
as of Aug 6, 2026, 7:56:16 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 82 opinions in the last 12 months.

Telus Corp currently faces significant challenges, as reflected in the mixed reviews from various experts. Many analysts express concern about the company's high debt levels, issues with dividend sustainability, and the overall lack of growth in the telecommunications sector due to competitive pricing pressures. The recent dividend cut and the strategic pause in future dividend growth have raised questions about the company's financial health and ability to maintain its appeal to income-focused investors. While some see the potential for a turnaround, especially with a new CEO and asset monetization plans, others are skeptical about the stock's prospects and the likelihood of significant recovery in the near term. Overall, investors are advised to proceed cautiously, with many suggesting a focus on dividends while closely monitoring cash flow and debt levels.

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Cautious
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Undervalued
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HOLD
5.7% dividend is safe. Rogers (RCI.B-T) has the most exposure to wireless and cable and Bell (BCE-T) has the least exposure so this company falls in between. If you're willing to take risks, Rogers would be your choice but for a more defensive play, Bell would be it.
BUY
There has been a real under evaluation of the telephone sector in Canada. From the start of the year, they have not done anything while the rest of the market has gone up 25%. Good, deep value Buy.
DON'T BUY
This stock has quite a decent dividend at 5.75% but the new wireless competition threatens to damage the earnings outlook. Concerned about all of the wireless stocks. (See Top Picks.)
DON'T BUY
Not a lot of growth in this company. 5.8% yield is quite attractive. If you want a telco, even BCE (BCE-T) would be more attractive with a stronger balance sheet and a yield of over 6.4%.
DON'T BUY
Less attractive then BCE and a higher yield. The iPhone is less profitable than a regular due to subsidies and data volumes.
DON'T BUY
Less attractive then BCE and a higher yield. The iPhone is less profitable than a regular due to subsidies and data volumes.
TOP PICK
(A Top Pick April 16/09. Down 19.51%.) Yield of close to 6%. Long-term growth rate is going to be in the mid-single digit area. This, along with the 6% dividend, you should get 11%-13% average annual return.
BUY
Feels the dividend is safe. You get more from this than you would from a bank account.
BUY
(Market Call Minute.) Yielding 5.8%. It is a discount to Rogers (RCI.B-T) and Bell (BCE-T). Expect it to pick up from here.
COMMENT
As a dividend play it is fine. Prefers Rogers (RCI.B-T) or BCE (BCE-T). 5.8% yield.
COMMENT
Rogers (RCI.B-T) or Telus (T-T) long term (5 years)? Prefers Rogers, which has more potential growth and which he owns. 6% yield.
COMMENT
Have to do more CapX to upgrade their systems from CDMA to GSM, which will put a strain on the balance sheet. 6.2% yield should be sustainable.
COMMENT
Midterm bonds yielding about 7%? Doesn't own any Telcos. Feels they are very highly regulated so there's not a lot of upside. However, this one short-term at 7% is okay but feels are better places to be.
COMMENT
(Market Call Minute.) Good yield at 6.2%. Not much excitement over the next year. If you want yield, Buy. If you want capital gains don't bother.
COMMENT
Rogers (RCI.B-T) or Telus (T-T)? Telus probably has more downside protection but a higher dividend yield of about 6.5%. Rogers has about 4.5% dividend and maybe represents a better long-term hold because of better growth prospects.
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