Within the telcom group, he would prefer BCE. Shaw has been broadening their foot print trying to be more competitive. It is going through a transformation, so he would avoid this for now. Yield 4.4%
Worries about telcos--lots of talk in the election about high telco rates. Canadians still pay a lot. He's tiptoeing away from telcos which may have regulations and come off.
Worries about telcos--lots of talk in the election about high telco rates. Canadians still pay a lot. He's tiptoeing away from telcos which may have regulations and come off.
He prefers Rogers and BCE. Telus' valuation is very good and moves in line with its peers. All the cable/telcos are a stable business with reasonable growth. But Shaw trades at 17x earnings and 8x EBITDA, so he prefers the others.
In the wireless space it is very CAP-X heavy. With 5-G coming it is a very expensive proposition. He would be shy to own it right now. It has gone sideways for a couple of years.
In the wireless space it is very CAP-X heavy. With 5-G coming it is a very expensive proposition. He would be shy to own it right now. It has gone sideways for a couple of years.
He likes how the company has been expanding their wireless business. Their controlling interest in Corus Entertainment is creating major headwinds – who would look to buy it? In the long term, it will be a decent investment, but he sees better alternatives.
He likes how the company has been expanding their wireless business. Their controlling interest in Corus Entertainment is creating major headwinds – who would look to buy it? In the long term, it will be a decent investment, but he sees better alternatives.
It brought Freedom Mobile (WIND). What they are doing with their mobile strategy is what the market needed. One day he sees RCI.B-T coming together with SJR.B-T and that would be synergetic.
It brought Freedom Mobile (WIND). What they are doing with their mobile strategy is what the market needed. One day he sees RCI.B-T coming together with SJR.B-T and that would be synergetic.
Shaw will get a good chunk of this first 5 G spectrum. Chorus is up for sale. Shaw has a fair amount of debt and will benefit from the sale. Once spectrum has been allocated it will benefit Shaw and Rogers. There are certain parts of the country where each company does not have a foot print. It would be nice to see them come to an agreement. Shaw pays a 4% monthly yield. Last quarter it had pretty good subscriber growth.
Shaw will get a good chunk of this first 5 G spectrum. Chorus is up for sale. Shaw has a fair amount of debt and will benefit from the sale. Once spectrum has been allocated it will benefit Shaw and Rogers. There are certain parts of the country where each company does not have a foot print. It would be nice to see them come to an agreement. Shaw pays a 4% monthly yield. Last quarter it had pretty good subscriber growth.
Likes this. All telcos were challenged coming into 2018. Hold this now. Dividend is attractive. The company proves it can turn things around in this space.
Likes this. All telcos were challenged coming into 2018. Hold this now. Dividend is attractive. The company proves it can turn things around in this space.
It's enjoyed a nice run-up with an increase in post-paid wireless customers. They recently got the iPhone which will drive subscribers. He's worried about their capex though. He's still confident about Shaw, though the sector is in a slump. Pays a 4.5% dividend.
It's enjoyed a nice run-up with an increase in post-paid wireless customers. They recently got the iPhone which will drive subscribers. He's worried about their capex though. He's still confident about Shaw, though the sector is in a slump. Pays a 4.5% dividend.
He still likes it. On a long term basis their build is taking a while. The question is how aggressively they build out their wireless infrastructure. They should be able to bundle a lot of wireless subscribers into multiple services. He would start getting into it.
He still likes it. On a long term basis their build is taking a while. The question is how aggressively they build out their wireless infrastructure. They should be able to bundle a lot of wireless subscribers into multiple services. He would start getting into it.
Ranking : 3 out of 5
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Shaw Communication (B) is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol SJR.B-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (SJR-B-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:SJR.B or SJR.B-T
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On 2020-03-31, Shaw Communication (B) (SJR.B-T) stock closed at a price of $22.83.
Shaw missed their last earnings due to increased competition in wireless (Shaw re-entered last year) with lower data packages. She owns few telcos, though they pay an attractive dividend. She prefers BCE who are national and pay a good, rising dividend.