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TMX Group (X.TO)

50.25
-0.43 (0.85%)
as of Jul 16, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJul 16, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 22 opinions in the last 12 months.

TMX Group, the operator of the TSX and other trading platforms, has seen a pullback in its stock price due to market fears surrounding competition from prediction markets and a drop in commodity prices. Despite recent selling pressure, many analysts highlight the long-term potential of TMX due to its unique positioning in the financial industry, strong recurring revenue from data analytics, and a solid history of dividend growth. Management has been actively diversifying its revenue streams, and acquisitions such as Cboe and VettaFi are expected to drive future growth. The stock currently trades at a reasonable valuation relative to its earnings, making it an intriguing option for value-oriented investors looking for exposure to the Canadian capital markets.

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Buy
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Undervalued
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TOP PICK
Great dividend flow and a history of extra dividends.
HOLD
The closest thing you are going to come to a toll booth. Anyone wanting to come through public listings on the Canadian market has to go through here. A bit volatile. As the markets go, the earnings go. Return on capital is extremely high as it requires virtually no capital in. The primary driver lately has been all the trusts. Trades at a hefty valuation.
DON'T BUY
Have done well. They are a monopoly with only the Montreal exchange left to conquer. Has a problem with their growth multiple of about 20 X next year's earnings. There really isn't any more room for it to grow.
BUY
Volumes are up quite strongly.
BUY
For a large portfolio where you want to have diversification across several different financial service types of business, this is a good one. Should continue to do well as long as economic conditions remain strong.
HOLD
It's a wonderful business. Tremendous cash flows. Special dividends are always lined up.
BUY
A great investment because the Canadian market is resource base and income trust based and both are popular with domestic and foreign investors. Also this could be bought by some other exchange.
HOLD
Has gotten to a valuation that it probably needs a positive market going forward to keep that momentum going. Wait for some market weakness before buying for a long term.
BUY
Has received quite a bit of attention lately because of the NYS talk about going public. As long as volatility and volumes remain reasonably high, the stock should reasonably well.
BUY
Likes this one a lot. Good management. Making good acquisitions. There is some seasonality, so will probably move sideways during the summer.
DON'T BUY
Feels the valuation is a little bit to the high end. Have done a great job in acquisitions and growing the business. A really well run organization.
TOP PICK
A huge generator of free cash flow with expectations for 2005 of $7 a share. Dividend of around 2%. A special dividend of $5 in 2003 and it is reasonable that they may pay another special in 2005. Also diversifying quite well.
BUY
Price is reasonable. Removal of restrictions on foreign ownership should mean less trading in Canada, but there's a lot of foreign interest in our stock market because of resources. Haven't seen a lot of IPO's yet and that will have a big impact on the TSX.
DON'T BUY
Model price is $55, so it is overpriced.
BUY
A great proxy on equity markets and their trading volumes as well as new listings. Making a lot of money on the income trusts which are now going into the composites. There is higher risk in the market right now, so have an exit strategy.
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