Q: Since I have lots of question credits, I can't resist getting your take on group-think in the analyst community and their apparent capitulation to the madness of crowds.
In a Feb 2 report, previewing OTEX' upcoming quarterly report, TD reduced their price target from US$40 to US$28 (and I quote) due to lower peer valuations. Is the madness of crowds influencing the analyst?
And yet TD's earnings forecast is US$4.17 in 2026 and US$4.84 in 2027, representing a P/E ratio of 5.5 and 4.75 respectively on a US$23 share price, which is around where it traded today. Even on its old US$40 price target, the 2027 multiple is only 8.3 times forecast earnings Does TD not believe its own earnings forecast? If you are sticking with your earnings forecast, then why not stick to a reasonable price target?
In a Feb 2 report, previewing OTEX' upcoming quarterly report, TD reduced their price target from US$40 to US$28 (and I quote) due to lower peer valuations. Is the madness of crowds influencing the analyst?
And yet TD's earnings forecast is US$4.17 in 2026 and US$4.84 in 2027, representing a P/E ratio of 5.5 and 4.75 respectively on a US$23 share price, which is around where it traded today. Even on its old US$40 price target, the 2027 multiple is only 8.3 times forecast earnings Does TD not believe its own earnings forecast? If you are sticking with your earnings forecast, then why not stick to a reasonable price target?
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Constellation Software Inc. (CSU $2,434.02)
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Descartes Systems Group Inc. (The) (DSG $91.25)
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Kinaxis Inc. (KXS $127.42)
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Shopify Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (SHOP $153.06)
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Canadian General Investments Limited (CGI $47.75)
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Open Text Corporation (OTEX $25.07)
Q: Hi 5i,
I really like your creation of DOCCKS through amalgamating those 6 Canadian names, and the comparative 5 yr history you've put together of some salient numbers.
I think it might be helpful to also see where the money comes from, and wonder if you would also be able to break down the geographical origin (percentagewise) of each company's revenue and, further, compare those results to the net profit, FCF etc resulting from each geographical source of revenue?
Thanks 5i,
Peter
I really like your creation of DOCCKS through amalgamating those 6 Canadian names, and the comparative 5 yr history you've put together of some salient numbers.
I think it might be helpful to also see where the money comes from, and wonder if you would also be able to break down the geographical origin (percentagewise) of each company's revenue and, further, compare those results to the net profit, FCF etc resulting from each geographical source of revenue?
Thanks 5i,
Peter
Q: These three software tech stocks have grown their dividends over the last decade plus. I'm looking at them as part of a dividend/income portfolio. Are they a buy at this time? If so at what price? PEs are all rather high. Thanks