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TELUS Corporation (T $17.42)
- $17.42 Cap: $26.96B
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TELUS Corporation (T $17.42)
- $17.42 Cap: $26.96B
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Q: Telus just announced *approval* for an NCIB. How does this affect the thinking on possibility of a dividend cut?
If its free cash flow made it barely sustainable before, won't this additional use of funds make a cut even more likely? (Or will they issue more debt/equity?)
If its free cash flow made it barely sustainable before, won't this additional use of funds make a cut even more likely? (Or will they issue more debt/equity?)
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TELUS Corporation (T $17.42)
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Q: Greetings 5i, as Telus drops further, a tax loss strategy could be to BUY now and then SELL part of the position after 30 days assuming the price will go up in the interim. Comments? This assumes that one will need some tax losses in 2026 and would like long term exposure to this company. Thank you.
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TELUS Corporation (T $17.42)
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Q: We have owned this stock for a very long time (4000 shs) - small position - down about 26% this year. Tax loss selling probably has something to do with this decline. Is the dividend secure? CIBC I. E. shows over 200% payout ratio. Thinking of buying more - what do you think?
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