Yellow Pages Limited (Y.TO) Buy, Sell or Hold

Yellow Pages Limited (Y.TO)

12.42

+0.07 (0.57%)

as of Jun 18, 2026, 4:13:56 pm Market Open.

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DON'T BUY

If you run a leveraged buyout model and look at the current state of credit markets, the only positive argument you can make is that credit markets are offering more money today than they have offered in the last 5 years. Trading at 11.6 EBITDA. Doesn't see the stock price appreciating.

TOP PICK

Very strong business. Very long-duration assets. Generates great cash flow.

BUY

A very good income trust. With its correction, it is probably not a bad buy here.

BUY

In a very healthy position from an operating standpoint. Business is very stable. Relatively lower growth, but have been able to achieve 5%-7% over the last few years. Increased their distributions. Good long-term holding.

HOLD

The yield is now somewhat compensating you for the equity risk.

DON'T BUY

Always thought the stock trades a little on the expensive side. Have done most of the acquisitions that they can make in their space. Would have to get a lot cheaper for him.

HOLD

Sold his holdings when he questioned if there was much future growth. Extremely well-managed trust.

DON'T BUY

There is a pretty strong resistance area building at the current level. He would like to see the market trade through that.

BUY

A classic trust structure. They dominate their business. Basically have a monopoly on all the Yellow Pages in the country. Still some growth potential.

TOP PICK

Got hammered along with the other income trusts and hasn't recovered yet. Nice steady yield, which won't go away. Company says it is committed to increasing its distribution year by year. 8.4% yield.

WATCH

Hadn't owned it up till now because of the poorer yield. Has come down in value close enough to where he would consider buying it. Probably not there yet.

BUY

At these prices, this is a better company than it was at its inception. Offers good value.

DON'T BUY

One of the problematic companies that had an unfair advantage when they became a trust as they weren’t taxable and could grow through acquisition. Expect it will be under an onslaught of deterioration and constant selling. Doesn’t like the business model.

HOLD

Before the trust changes, he thought it was overpriced. Now that it’s pulled back, it’s a little more attractive.

WAIT

Growth by acquisition. An exceptional franchise. Waiting to see what the government will do regarding trusts.

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