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Yellow Pages Limited (Y.TO)

12.35
+0.05 (0.41%)
as of Jun 17, 2026, 3:38:02 pm Market Open.
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TOP PICK
Have increased the dividend and have stated they are confident they can continue to do this. They have 4 years of protection from tax. Great brand name.
HOLD
Not a bad trust. Just raised their distribution 6%. There is 4 years left for something to happen. Financial results were excellent.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Aug 10/06. Down 16.7%) Business is fine longer term.
DON'T BUY
Didn’t feel the yields compensated for the equity risks, so didn’t own it. Now that it has dropped, that has adjusted, but looking at it on an after tax basis, 4 years from now, perhaps it still does not.
COMMENT
Big liquid issuers suffered a sell-off as investors who wanted out, sold off the most liquid issue first. Good stability of cash flow.
BUY
Thinks it’s quite good and is buying.
DON'T BUY
With new legislation, you have to treat this as a bond and take back the present value of not paying income tax for 4 years. Doesn’t like this trust. Was priced at a premium. Its substitute, the internet, is very compelling. Auto Trader acquisition was good for their bottom line. Has a high debt level.
BUY
Trading at about 10 X cash flow. Analysts predict they can raise their distribution by about $1.14. Have a dominant market share. Good price.
SELL
Haven't liked this trust for some time and would have sold it regardless of the tax change.
SELL
Not all of the income from this trust is income, it is partly repayment of your capital. As a result, the balance sheet is slowly sinking.
TOP PICK
At this price, this is one of the names that people will flock to because they feel very comfortable with the business structure. Profit margin is fantastic. 8.4% yield.
HOLD
Unless something goes totally wrong, continue holding. They do a magnificent job.
HOLD
Now that it has come off a little, the yield is more attractive.
HOLD
In the past year, they have overwhelmed the market with the supply of paper. Satisfied with the business model.
DON'T BUY
Very large, but has been making a lot of acquisitions to make itself larger. Every time they make an acquisition, they are issuing common shares or convertible debentures. Doesn't see this as a growth business.
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