Thomson Reuters Corporation (TRI)

Thomson Reuters Corporation (TRI $232.90)
- $232.90 P/E (TTM): 47.21X Cap: $105.14B
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Thomson Reuters Corporation (TRI $232.90)
- $232.90 P/E (TTM): 47.21X Cap: $105.14B
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Q: Hi Peter, I have a TFSA portfolio with 15 stocks in it and was thinking of adding TRI to the list. In order to do this I would have to sell 10 shares of my RY and 7 shares of my CM which together generate a 78.60 dividend a year. The new position in TRI would probably be around 10 shares and a 1% weighting in the portfolio giving me a divided of 23.60 a year. Is losing the difference in dividends of 55.00 worth adding TRI, does doing this make sense in the long run. Thanks

Read Answer Asked by Nick on September 17, 2025

Thomson Reuters Corporation (TRI $232.90)
- $232.90 P/E (TTM): 47.21X Cap: $105.14B
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Q: TRI has had a noticeable selloff over the last few months. Any specific company reasons?

Read Answer Asked by Bill on September 11, 2025

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Q: My son (23) has 9000$ to invest in his first TFSA (he already has a FHSA account that is maxed out). He wants to open a TFSA investing account. Do you have a recommendation for how he breaks up the 9000.00 (ie. 3 stocks)? Are there any sectors that he should focus on at first? Do any particular stocks jump out at you as suitable for this kind or foray into the market?

Thanks in advance
Sue

Read Answer Asked by Susan on September 11, 2025