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Rogers – Value in the North
Pat Dorsey’s informative book, "The Little Book That Builds Wealth," highlights that most companies with economic moats from Morningstar coverage...
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Rogers – Value in the North
Pat Dorsey’s informative book, "The Little Book That Builds Wealth," highlights that most companies with economic moats from Morningstar coverage...
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I am unfortunately not up to date on Shaw (I used to own it till 2007, but have not followed it since). When I bought Shaw in 2003, they were heavily buying back shares, and I considered their management to be less aggressive than Rogers', so I went with them.
Over the last few years, Shaw seems to have made some substantial acquisitions, whereas Rogers has been buying back shares. That in itself should make Rogers' per share earnings growth look better than Shaw's. Without digging deeper I can't tell if Rogers is indeed performing better than Shaw, or is likely to going forward. It's shares have definitely done better lately, but that doesn't tell us anything :).
I am wondering if you see any earnings driver(s) that set Rogers apart from Shaw.