TSE:T
Telus Corp (T.TO)
17.18
+0.09 (0.53%)
as of Jun 5, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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Financials 
Technical Analysis 0
WEAK BUY
T vs. BCE vs. RCI.B 3 great companies. Lots of drama with RCI.B, valuation is the most attractive, you have to buy it. BCE is doing great things, becoming more of a utility over time, sets up well. Telus doing everything right, but high valuation, best executor, but not as much upside. All are buys, in order: RCI.B, BCE, then Telus.
telephone utilities
BUY
Telcos are right up there in his dividend strategy. Don't buy it if you think interest rates will continue higher, but he thinks we're getting to peak hawkishness. Attractive time to buy, as you might get the tailwind of falling rates next few quarters.
James TelfserOwned
telephone utilities
TOP PICK
Owns shares in the company herself.
Great business that does well in recessionary environment.
Stable earnings with high dividend yield.
Brianne GardnerOwned
telephone utilities
BUY
BUY
Get out of high-dividend players? No, unless you think interest rates will stay high for a long time. Telcos are attractive and you need income stocks in a portfolio. Telcos will benefit from the strong immigration numbers, because those people will need to buy cell phones. Also, Telus has a track record of raising its dividend.
telephone utilities
WEAK BUY
The telcos are an oligopoly and pay big dividends, 4.5% by Telus. She prefers BCE because it pays 5.5%. More travel means more phone roaming charges for the telcos. Also, more immigration to Canada drives growth as these folks will buy a phone rather than landline. As for Rogers, we'll see what unfolds, if Rogers loses customers to its rivals.
telephone utilities
BUY
They had good earnings, growth of 8-9% better than Bell. They made interesting gains. Saturation is high in telecoms, so there's limited growth in this industry. To make more money, you must give value-added services. In this sector, Telus has the best growth sectors while Bell offers the most stable income generation. He own both companies. You can enter Telus now.
David BaskinOwned
telephone utilities
HOLD
Great company. Tremendous enterprise in Canada. Perplexed by purchase of LWRK at a large premium, needed to issue equity. They're trying to become a different telco. Happy to own for income.
Barry SchwartzOwned
telephone utilities
BUY
Allan Tong’s Discover Picks Telus pays a fat 4.72% dividend yield at a % payout ratio. It trades at 23x earnings and a mere 0.54 beta. Shares are actually trading at 2022 lows beneath $29, but that’s in line with the overall TSX. Surprisingly, Telus has beat only one of its last four quarters, met two, but missed one. Not exactly a slam dunk. Read 3 defensive stocks weather uncertain markets for our full analysis.
Stockchase DiscoverOwned
telephone utilities
DON'T BUY
Like Canadian banks, the telcos are a cartel. There should be more telcos for competition which would benefit Canadians. Telcos won't grow much more than overall GDP. The price of data is slowly coming down. They have excess cash flow which they mostly pay in dividends. Growth is 5-10% like a bond. Neither wonderful nor terrible investments. Not for him.
telephone utilities
BUY
It has done a great job spinning off businesses and buying ones like Lifeworks. It pays a great yield well over 4%. What hurt them was the slowdown in western oil, but oil is definitely coming back. He continues to buy it.
Paul Harris, CFAOwned
telephone utilities
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