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TSE:CTC

Canadian Tire Corporation Ltd (CTC.TO)

209.50
-0.00 (0.00%)
as of Jun 17, 2026, 4:41:30 pm Market Open.
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HOLD
A pre-eminent Canadian retail franchise. Likes the company. In the short term, the stock is fully priced. In the last few years, they have done well in cutting costs and creating more shelf space and generating sales and that is now near its end. One of the big drivers has been credit cards. Will probably tread water.
DON'T BUY
Greatr company. Almost flawless in the execution of its business plan in view of the threat from US big box stores. Fairly valued here.
BUY
From a 3 year view, this is one of the great long term retailing stories. The only knock against the company is the ample need of credit to finance the customers' purchases. They are putting a cap of 50% of purchase for financing and are watching the credits like a hawk.
BUY
Seeing increased spending on home renovation/home improvement and this company sells into that market. A lot of the goods they are selling are coming from the US and with the stronger Cdn$, these goods are more profitable. Watch out for increased volatility in the share price which is starting to move in that direction.
HOLD
A lot of inventory is paid in US$'s, so they should benefit from the weaker US$. It is probably already built into the price. Going into the seasonal slowdown now.
TOP PICK
Marks Men's Wear acquisition has worked out very well. Financially strong with a strong cash flow and strong growth. Expects 15/20% growth in the next several years. Credit card business has been growing very well.
DON'T BUY
Stores are doing well, but a little expensive.
BUY
Earnings have been quite good. Expectation for growth over the next couple of quarters may be a little bit less than the market expects. A safe investment. Expects a 5/10% return over the next 12 months.
HOLD
Good momentum. Should continue to do fairly well.
WEAK BUY
On his buy list. For a cheaper play, you may want to consider Sears.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Executed on their plans extremely well. Trades in the 15 P/E range. Should continue to do well.
SELL
A little rich. Reports in the US on consumer products indicates purchases are slowing down. Would reduce holdings if owned.
BUY
Probably will have a lot of upside.
HOLD
Well known company. Does not have a stable growth rate and can be lumpy. Uses a multiple of 14.
DON'T BUY
Has had a good run. Been running up with the earnings. A bit of a cyclical, so there's a high probability they could miss earnings this next quarter. Trading at 15/16 X earnings makes it fairly valued.
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