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Canadian Tire Corporation Ltd. (CTC.A-T) has a mixed reception from experts. While some are optimistic about its ability to fend off online retailers and focus on essential items, others are cautious due to economic sensitivity and concerns about consumer sentiment. The stock has seen a significant pullback from its 2021 peak, presenting a potential opportunity for investors. Despite challenges such as a difficult quarter and slower consumer growth, the company remains well-managed and in solid financial shape.
Still likes it. To make money, you have to buy things that other people don't want to buy. Good job focusing on items that can't be distributed through the mail, thereby fending off online retailers. Rate cuts will help the story. Impressive dividend yield of 5%.
If worried about Canadian consumer and effects of inflation, not a place you want to be. Incredibly cheap valuation. Bought back a lot of stock last year, but it's cheaper this year. Not a fan of retail, except for COST. Warren Buffett doesn't like retail either.
Retail stocks will tick up if we avoid a recession, inflation continues to fall, and if interest rates decline. CTC has done great acquisitions. Well-run.
They've done well competing with online retailers like Amazon by focusing on cars, gardening furniture and sports equipment. Shares are down 40% from its 2021 peak, so it's a good opportunity now. Solid balance sheet and pays a good dividend yield.
(Analysts’ price target is $180.70)Getting more attractive. Impressive general margins last quarter. Reasonable at under 9x, nice dividend that grows well. Earnings picture clouded by softening demand, higher oil prices, higher rates. Better stocks at this time.
Historically this has gone from strength to strength. People will always buy skates, fix their cars or paint their homes. But discretionary spending always flags in a recession or downturn.
Has a financial services division, so delinquencies could tick up in this economic environment. Not a strong unit growth grower. Well penetrated in Canada. Traffic could soften, stock's pulled back. Not interested.
Pulled back on earnings and consumer sentiment. Time to look at it, and he is. Hasn't stepped in yet as he completes his research. Meets his quality criteria. Phenomenal franchise in Canada. Nothing wrong with the business, it's just economically sensitive. Well run, fantastic financial shape.
Avoid. Consumer discretionary. Not a lot of great growth opportunity here. Consolidation around $140-160. The Consumer Index is slowing down and will affect stocks like this.
He missed CTC.A on macro concerns. Great business, one-stop shop, attractive loyalty program. Good company, not expensive, so you can own it for a while.
ATD has done pretty well, but he'd prefer CTC.A for the next year or so.
A very difficult quarter because of a fire and eliminating contracts. Missed numbers. They anticipate slower consumer growth. Could buy here, but will take some time to return to normalized earnings numbers. Good yield of 4.1%.
Really likes how it tries to move away from competing with online retailers. A lot of items are larger or seasonal. Shares down from all-time high of $215. Still more to go, you could still buy here. Well managed, nice dividend. A reversion to the mean with a dividend story, not a growth story.
Trades reasonably around 10x PE. They execute well and pays an okay dividend. They spun off their real estate, which helped them. A great Canadian brand and does well in less-populated parts of Canada. There'll be some volatility in some earnings, but this will do well over time.
They've bought brands to help growth, but it's a mature business. Their performance reflects consumer spending. Not excited about it. Little organic growth.
Canadian Tire Corporation Ltd. (A) is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol CTC.A-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (CTC.A-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:CTC.A or CTC.A-T
In the last year, 11 stock analysts published opinions about CTC.A-T. 5 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 6 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is . Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Canadian Tire Corporation Ltd. (A).
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11 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Canadian Tire Corporation Ltd. (A) In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2024-03-28, Canadian Tire Corporation Ltd. (A) (CTC.A-T) stock closed at a price of $135.2.
It needs to clear out some of its inventory - major purchases by shoppers are being deferred. It is on his radar and he is watching for a bottom.