RSI-T
(A Top Pick Sep 25/17, Up 2%) It is a duopoly in Canada. They hedge themselves. When the new CEO came into to diversify them in to such things as maple syrup, the stock has not performed that well because they were behind with integration. This is a great integration point.
(A Top Pick Sep 25/17, Up 2%) It is a duopoly in Canada. They hedge themselves. When the new CEO came into to diversify them in to such things as maple syrup, the stock has not performed that well because they were behind with integration. This is a great integration point.
The problem is that it's the beneficiary of a tariff wall against American sugar. This is too scary if you rely on income for your portfolio. Buy Crombie REIT or Fortis or a telco, instead, because their dividends are more reliable and safer.
The problem is that it's the beneficiary of a tariff wall against American sugar. This is too scary if you rely on income for your portfolio. Buy Crombie REIT or Fortis or a telco, instead, because their dividends are more reliable and safer.
This is an interesting stock to consider in the face of current discussions of tariffs. The United States sugar industry is heavily protected, and Rogers is protected in Canada. It is one of two main producers, a duopoly behind a tariff wall. He has wondered how long that wall would stand. With Trump in power, he thinks this wall will stay up for longer, making this stock more attractive. However, sugar is a low-growth or no-growth commodity. The social trend is against it and the younger generation consumes less of it. The yield is high (about 6%) and will probably not come down, but it is strictly a yield play. (Analysts' price target is $6.25)
This is an interesting stock to consider in the face of current discussions of tariffs. The United States sugar industry is heavily protected, and Rogers is protected in Canada. It is one of two main producers, a duopoly behind a tariff wall. He has wondered how long that wall would stand. With Trump in power, he thinks this wall will stay up for longer, making this stock more attractive. However, sugar is a low-growth or no-growth commodity. The social trend is against it and the younger generation consumes less of it. The yield is high (about 6%) and will probably not come down, but it is strictly a yield play. (Analysts' price target is $6.25)
This is a new position he added this year because of the new CEO’s strategy to grow the business. He really likes the new strategy with Maple Sugar. He can see them growing into other forms of ingredients. If they can execute, which he thinks they will, this company could have some good upside if you hang on for the long run.
This is a new position he added this year because of the new CEO’s strategy to grow the business. He really likes the new strategy with Maple Sugar. He can see them growing into other forms of ingredients. If they can execute, which he thinks they will, this company could have some good upside if you hang on for the long run.
Seasonally, this is the time of year when people buy all kinds of sweets. The period of seasonal strength is from December through until the end of the year. The chart shows SGG-N has formed a nice little base pattern and has just broken above its trading range. There is a pretty good chance that the stock will move above its current trading range. If you own, continue holding and look for a break out in the next couple of weeks.
Seasonally, this is the time of year when people buy all kinds of sweets. The period of seasonal strength is from December through until the end of the year. The chart shows SGG-N has formed a nice little base pattern and has just broken above its trading range. There is a pretty good chance that the stock will move above its current trading range. If you own, continue holding and look for a break out in the next couple of weeks.
Besides sugar, this is now going into maple syrup. Thinks that is a smart move. The company has been a great spin off in terms of dividends. Has never bought this, but wishes he had. Maple sugar is not out of favour the way sugar is. He is not buying, because there is not enough upturn in the stock. They pay a really good dividend.
Besides sugar, this is now going into maple syrup. Thinks that is a smart move. The company has been a great spin off in terms of dividends. Has never bought this, but wishes he had. Maple sugar is not out of favour the way sugar is. He is not buying, because there is not enough upturn in the stock. They pay a really good dividend.
It is a pretty good income stock but only that. It has low growth and high debt ratio. Their quota is in Canada. It is a nice little income stock. Take the dividend but don’t expect a lot of growth.
It is a pretty good income stock but only that. It has low growth and high debt ratio. Their quota is in Canada. It is a nice little income stock. Take the dividend but don’t expect a lot of growth.
Ranking : 3 out of 5
Bullish - Buy Signals / Votes : 0
Neutral - Hold Signals / Votes : 0
Bearish - Sell Signals / Votes : 2
Total Signals / Votes : 2
Rogers Sugar Inc is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol RSI-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (RSI-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:RSI or RSI-T
In the last year, 2 stock analysts published opinions about RSI-T. 0 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 2 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is DON'T BUY. Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Rogers Sugar Inc.
Rogers Sugar Inc was recommended as a Top Pick by Bryden Teich on 2020-09-08. Read the latest stock experts ratings for Rogers Sugar Inc.
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2 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Rogers Sugar Inc In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2020-09-25, Rogers Sugar Inc (RSI-T) stock closed at a price of $4.91.
