Q: A recent guest on Market Call was touting the benefits of Eikon, which he said did amazing stuff and was half the cost of the Bloomberg Terminal, like the one you use. He implied that TRI, Thomson Reuters, has finally worked out the bugs with this business service and that the stock was a buy. Would you agree and are you familiar with Eikon? TRI apparently sold 100,000 of the desktop units (and subscriptions?) in the last quarter, which sounds like a lot to me, but maybe it isn't in comparison to the Bloomberg terminals already in place. Thanks, J.
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Q: Hi Team,
How do you rate tri?
Many thanks for your excellent recommendations.
How do you rate tri?
Many thanks for your excellent recommendations.
Q: TRI has had a good run this year, so is it time to take some profits? What do you expect it to do from here?
Q: Would like your opinion on Thompson Reuters for long term hold.
Tks
Kevin
Tks
Kevin
Q: I am thinking of buying Thompson Reuters "TRI" for a long term hold in my TFSA. Could I get your opinion if TRI is a buy please.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: Peter, your opinion please on Thomson Reuters Corp TRI. I purchased this early last year in a registered account. Yield is good but the stock price has dropped significantly and seems to be going nowhere. The company has had difficulty with the rollout of its Eikon platform, which I believe they are not having a great deal of success competing against Bloomberg. I believe they are also repositioning some of their business units through acquisitions and divestitures. Do you consider this dead money? Buy more, hold or sell? Do you have any recommendations as an alternative in this segment? Thank you.
Q: Thomson Reuters (TRI) is considered by many to be a "dividend aristocrat" meaning it has paid a dividend consistently for several years. It's stock price is tracking about 10% to 15% above its ten year low and is paying a dividend of around 4.25%. Do you believe this company is worth investing in?