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Union Pacific Corp (UNP)

272.32

+8.42 (3.19%)

as of Jun 5, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 5, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 5 opinions in the last 12 months.

Union Pacific Corp (UNP) is showing renewed interest among investors as the U.S. economy demonstrates signs of recovery, suggesting the stock might regain momentum after April's lows. The company is primarily involved in transporting agricultural, automotive, and chemical products, with some experts cautioning about the challenges that arise from tariffs affecting these sectors. The recent acquisition of Norfolk Southern creates a potential for significant synergies and might lead to the formation of the first transcontinental railroad, presenting a transformative opportunity for the company. Experts view UNP as a more appealing option compared to its Canadian counterpart, providing an avenue for investors looking to diversify their portfolio beyond Canada.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Fair Value

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CSX

WAIT

Great acquisition of Kansas City by CP was a game changer. CNR is the gold standard in North America. US is not in a recession yet, but if it does happen, all the rails will get cheaper. Don't settle for just a 1% differential from the historical average, when you might be able to get it 20% cheaper.

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BUY ON WEAKNESS

Performs well during strong economic environment.
Infrastructure spending in USA rising.
Union negotiations rising costs for company.
New CEO good for business.
Overall is a strong business for the long term investor.
Below $200/share a good place to buy.

BUY

Owns shares in company.
Good exposure to US economy.
NEW CEO good for business.
Steady company that is safe investment.
Current share price a good place to buy.
Expecting new highs in share price in 2024/25.

WAIT

Attractive industry with strong, defensive attributes. Wait. We're coming into a time when there's potential for the economy to weaken, with a big impact on the rails. His preference is CP.

WEAK BUY

Great industry to be in with consolidation and pricing power. Environmentally friendly. Rails predict the economy. Numbers were down, so UNP anticipates deceleration in economy. All rails will do really well when we come out of the slowdown. He owns CNR.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

The CEO has left, but the stock will lost alot of today's gain (on the news), but pounce on that. A great long-term play that he prefers CP.

BUY

Also likes CSX and Northfolk Southern. At any given time, one is cheaper than the other. Can't decide, but you can't lose with the rails because they're all better now than before.

BUY

There's a strong secular tailwind for agriculture as well as capital expenditure to produce greater efficiency. She'd be looking at automation, like Rockwell and Honeywell. Then, how do you move those goods? Look at Union Pacific. There are various ways to play the industrial sector as you move into 2023. She expects capex in private and public levels to pick up in 2023 in the U.S. but also globally even with a (shallow) recession. This is a long-term trend. You can also play this the ETF, GUNR,

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BUY

They report Thursday. He added to his shares. He's worried about weakness in the rails, but remains a big believer.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

A transport, which does well during stronger economic times. Setting up for the future, not a bad buy here. He'd prefer to get it in the $180-190s. Shutdown in China has hurt, but this won't last. Globalization is waning, as the risks have become apparent. Will benefit from repatriation of business.

HOLD

The strike will be resolved, but a strike is the last thing our fragile economy needs. You need the rails to transport all these materials. Remains a long-term hold.

BUY

Q2 this year heard drumbeats of a recession, but that has since faded. This explains why transports didn't so do well earlier this year. Now, there are lesser fears of a recession. He expects a growth slowdown instead that will lead to expansion in 2023. So, he would own this stock as that activity expand.

DON'T BUY

It reports Thursday. He's very worried about a slowdown in the rails business.

BUY

The street expects strong numbers, because in a weak environment, the rails usually outperform. They are the lowest cost provider. Trades at a cheap 18x at Covid levels.

BUY

Was downgraded today. UNP has trouble hiring enough staff and meeting demand. They will figure this out and hire enough specialized staff. Total traffic demand growth in 2021 fell short of their 5% target. Rail shipping margins continue to improve with precision schedule. This is a great place to play in industrials.

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