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Ritchie Bros Auctioneers Inc. (RBA.TO)

156.51
+0.32 (0.20%)
as of Jun 19, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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TOP PICK

They sell multimillion dollar items. It is a bit expensive on a PE basis. A clean balance sheet and small debt to equity ratio. They cover their interest by about 25 times. They have had significant earnings announcement surprises to the upside.

TOP PICK

This one has gone sideways for about the past 5 years. Although there are no barriers to entrance into their business, they are the largest auctioneer of industrial equipment globally. Thinks they are larger than the next 50 competitors combined. There is about $200 billion of used equipment that transacts every year but they only have about a 2% market share. This gives them a tremendous run way for growth. Just finished a CapX program to build a lot more permanent auction sites so they can now focus on filling those sites and he can see double digit earnings, cash flow and dividend growth. Yield of 2.47%.

DON'T BUY
Auctioneers. Well managed and a great business. Part of the problem is that they have to turn assets, which is where they make money. Since stock is not moving much, presumes sales are not going well. Economically sensitive.
DON'T BUY
(Market Call Minute) P/E too high – not for his clients.
DON'T BUY
Doesn’t follow it closely. Possibly as economy does better, they will do worse because there is less to auction. If you think there is going to be a double dip, then they could profit. Not of interest to him. Stock price is too high.
DON'T BUY
Auctioneers. Benefits in a weaker economy and recent evidence seems to indicate the economy is more to the upside. If the economy falters there could be a pickup in the auction business.
COMMENT
One of a kind with the auctioneering of Caterpillars. Great company. Looks a little sort of peaked out at the moment for a year and doesn't know why it is flat.
SELL
Technically, you are running into the 200-day moving average at around $21, which could pose a bit of a technical threat. You will see a little bit of earnings growth. There's less revenue from the auctions in this economy.
BUY
Being a big auction house, you would think that in this difficult time, people are going to use their facilities more than they would have otherwise. One of the few ways to play a recession.
BUY
An excellent company. One-of-a-kind, global and runs a great business.
BUY
Biggest auction house in equipment. Big business in the resource area out west. As the US falls into a recession, there will be more equipment coming out of other industries and business will be good for them.
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