
TSE:POW
This summary was created by AI, based on 20 opinions in the last 12 months.
Power Corp (POW-T) has garnered a diverse range of opinions from experts, reflecting its robust position in the financial sector primarily through its insurance and asset management businesses. Many experts recognize its growth potential, with some noting a compounded growth rate of approximately 11% and strong underlying assets like Great-West Lifeco (GWO) and Investors Group. However, there's also caution regarding its current valuation, as many consider it to be getting pricier, with recommendations leaning towards waiting for a pullback. The company's exposure to fintech via Wealthsimple offers additional growth avenues, though potential investors are advised to be strategic in their entry points, emphasizing the need for careful analysis of the broader market trends impacting the sector. Despite some reservations, the general sentiment is that POW remains a solid investment, particularly for long-term holders seeking dividend growth and stability.
New management, stock's gaining a new lease on life, and market's rewarding that. One thing against it is its huge holding in a mutual fund company, when we don't know where the stock market's going to go from here. Its insurance holding still looks OK.
No clue where growth is going to come from, but he's curious. Inclined to stay in the stock as market shows it some love.
Recent selloff. Perhaps as a breather after the "everything else" trade, or in sympathy with HOOD and crypto (exposure via Wealthsimple). That exposure can give another 30% upside over next 5 years (if HOOD really works). Organic growth and solid EPS growth. 12% growth rate.
Very well run, long-term focus. Major asset is GWO, also owns IGM. The third leg of the stool is fintech and alternative investments, and amounts to less than 5% of total assets. You can buy more of a pure-play alternative asset manager out in the market (think BAM, KKR, or APO). PE is ~13.5x, a bit rich for this type of business. Nice dividend ~3.5%.
His preference is to own GWO, which he does.
Pullback is probably more related to the sector and not the company itself. It owns GWO and IGM, both very good cornerstone businesses. Invested in Wealthsimple, growing very quickly, could represent hidden value. In a way, it's hedged in case fintech Wealthsimple disrupts its legacy businesses.
Very robust, 3-legged stool. Solid income, with visible runway of dividend growth. Pullback is buyable.
For upwards of a 20% position, he's generally comfortable holding in a long-term portfolio such as a TFSA. Especially if it's a stable, core anchor such as this name. Stock's had a great run over last 3-4 years, multiple's expanded from 9x PE to 12x. Doing everything right, but it is getting expensive.
He has been trimming, and you may want to do the same. Especially as there are no tax implications in a TFSA for selling. A 10-20% weighting in this name in a TFSA is appropriate.
Its main assets are GWO and IGM. Those are owned in a holding company called Power Financial. Then there's one level up, which is POW. When you go up to the holding company, the market always attributes a discount to them. That introduces a variable that you can't control, as the discount can widen or narrow.
With this stock, you're two levels removed from the operating assets. Similar to the Loblaw/George Weston setup. He prefers to get closer to the source, and the ideal asset in this mix is GWO, which he owns.
It is hard to ignore the strong momentum shares of POW have had. Trading at 11X forward earnings with results that continue to look strong, we would be fine with owning the name. Even if it starts to level out from here, the 3.6% yield doesn't hurt.
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It is hard to ignore the strong momentum shares of POW have had. Trading at 11X forward earnings with results that continue to look strong, we would be fine with owning the name. Even if it starts to level out from here, the 3.6% yield doesn't hurt.
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Power Corp is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol POW.TO (previously POW-T on Stockchase) on the Toronto Stock Exchange (POW-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:POW or POW.TO
In the last year, 18 stock analysts published opinions about POW.TO (previously POW-T on Stockchase). 8 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 6 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is HOLD. Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Power Corp.
Power Corp was recommended as a Top Pick by Stockchase Insights on 2025-11-10. Read the latest stock experts ratings for Power Corp.
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18 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Power Corp in the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2026-06-05, Power Corp (POW.TO) stock closed at a price of $83.88.
On fire. Still pretty cheap despite the run. Cheaper than banks but with a similar growth rate. Bit of a play on crypto via Wealthsimple. Lots of engines. Great dividend.
Wouldn't add at these levels. If you don't own, could take a nibble. Try for $4-5 cheaper. Great company, with more to go.