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

Thomson Reuters Corp (TRI.TO)

140.11

-1.84 (1.30%)

as of Sep 25, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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BUY

Well-managed over the years. They recently sold their stock-information business to Refinitiv, so now have a lot of cash to buy a company if they wish. TRI also supplies legal case histories to lawyers, and this is a growing business.

BUY

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. Still likes it. A well managed company with a great record for acquiring and selling companies. Balance sheet and earnings growth is strong. A relatively safe investment. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

TOP PICK

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BUY

For many years this stock did nothing but pay a nice dividend. Finally, it took off. He uses a TRI database product. As the digital economy has grown, TRI has grown more valuable. Still pays a solid dividend. This is a safe addition to a senior's portfolio.

HOLD

The London Stock Exchange has been interested in acquiring them, which he thinks would be positive. He would consider holding for now and decide if holding shares in the Exchange makes sense in the long run.

HOLD

BUY ON WEAKNESS

It is not overvalued but it is not great value. Markets are going to be choppy and probably will give you an opportunity later. Would wait for an entry point in the lower $80's

DON'T BUY

They sold a big part of their financial side last year, so they have a lot of cash. They increased their dividend. Otherwise, how will they deploy this capital? It can't only be share buybacks. They dominate in legal, accounting and finance, though the latter had depressed margins for a long time as they competed with Bloomberg. Maybe with their new partners, they will do better in the finance side. The stock has recovered too fast for him, so he'd wait.

DON'T BUY

It had a meteoric move. Speculative name at these levels. He likes the name and he got out at around 62. Maybe there is something there that he doesn't see. A quality name but he wouldn't be adding here.

HOLD

They liquidated half their business. They made a large stock buyback and that helped the stock price. It is a dividend play and he holds it just for that. The excitement is over.

DON'T BUY

Sold it 4 months ago as they re-positioned. They've bought back shares. Longer-term, it's low-growth. He needs to see a serious dividend increase to get back in.

HOLD

This company has gone through a lot of changes. A good business, but trades at very expensive multiples. He would diversify into something more reasonably priced.

PAST TOP PICK

(Past Top Pick Nov. 3, 2017, Up 9%) Cheap compared to its peers. Trading at a 4-year low. Liked its dividend growth, earnings prospects and share buybacks. They sold their financial risk business. They have $9-10 billion cash to deploy to add to their segments. He's been trimming this, because there are better names out there given the downturn, but TRI is still fine.

SELL

It's been in a tight range and enjoyed a pop today with news about share buybacks, but he'd still be cautious with it. Trade it at $60.

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