Thomson Reuters Corp (TRI.TO) Buy, Sell or Hold

Thomson Reuters Corp (TRI.TO)

158.85

-6.40 (3.87%)

as of Nov 6, 2026, 9:00:00 pm Market Closed.

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TOP PICK

Thnks the stock is not going to do much in the next quarter or so. Just acquired Reuters which is very well positioned outside the US. Thompson makes most of it's revenue outside of Canada, so if you want to invest outside of Canada with a Canadian stock this is a good bet.

DON'T BUY

The jury is out as to whether the Reuters deal will be positive or negative.

STRONG BUY

In the past 12 months they have completely reinvented themselves. There are not a lot of analysts’ reports that have really got into the guts of what the company has done in the last little while. A great little Buy here. Really cheap.

TOP PICK

Market is continuing to ignore the company and yet they continue to surprise on the up side. ROE, although skinny, is expanding. Feels the market underestimates what Reuters is going to do for them. Earnings should be over $2 in the next couple of years. Cash flow should be around $3.65.

TOP PICK

A lot of global portfolios are going to be looking at this as a decent long-term growth name. The merger with Reuters makes a lot of sense. Huge cost synergies. Valuation is attractive. Could become a good growth story.

TOP PICK

A laggard and is overlooked. Has been in a long Bear. The long-term trend is still creeping higher (a stealth advance). Kind of a place he would like to hide in a nervous market.

TOP PICK

(Past Top Pick Oct 18/06. Down 3.2%.) Reuter’s acquisition highly underestimated. Good prospects going forward. Did some positive surprises last year, but stock did not react. Sold their learning division for more than what was expected. One of the domin

BUY

Sold their educational side and is acquiring Reuters. This is the most important move they have made in the last couple of years. Stock has proved to be defensive in this volatile market. Has always been an expensive stock and is starting to grow into it

DON'T BUY

Likes the business they are in, but not necessarily the stock right now. Went sideways for a number of years because valuation was very full and had slow growth. Acquisition of Reuters will give a whole new look. More financial, much bigger growth potent

BUY

Good longer-term investment. Steady stream of income from different professions, which tend to be subscription-based. Good free cash flow. Expect dividends will be increased over time.

DON'T BUY

Going sideways. There could be a couple of $’s on the upside. Very limited upside.

WAIT

A great company with great management. Its Reuters acquisition was a very strategic one. This will dramatically change the company for the better, but it paid a very full price for it. May have to do a share issue in the meantime. Would consider below $40.

DON'T BUY

Lets the company and subscribes to their financial services, but they are very high-priced. They have been stuck in one area and not sure what will move them out of that space.

COMMENT

Has been a busy year with selling off some assets and acquiring others. Tends to trade at a fairly rich price/earnings ratio, so your entry points have to be critical.

TOP PICK

Believes the market is underestimating what they combination with Reuters is going to do for them. Have been very good at making data available to the legal world but also giving analytical tools for research. Reuters has lacked this.

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