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TORONTO – With Rogers Communications (TSX:RCI.B) stock down nearly 15 per cent in the past six months — making it the worst performer among its Canadian peers — at least one analyst says the market seems to have factored in problems facing the Toronto-based company and overblown the potential for Videotron to challenge its wireless business.
CanaccordGenuity analyst Dvai Ghose has replaced its “sell” rating on Rogers with a “hold” but is maintaining his price target for the company at $41 per share. Telus (TSX:T) remains his top pick in the sector.
Rogers shares traded Wednesday morning at $42.12, up 95 cents from the previous close. Ghose issued a “hold” recommendation after the stock closed Tuesday at $41.17, down from $47.53 six months earlier on Jan. 15.
By comparison, shares of comparable Canadian companies are either flat or up over the same period.
Ghose writes that Rogers has an attractive combination of assets — Canada’s largest base of wireless subscribers as well as its cable, Internet and media businesses…

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Analyst removes ‘sell’ rating from RogersRogers has attractive combination of assets — Canada’s largest base of wireless subscribers as well as its cable, Internet and media businesses, analyst writes

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