[ThePitBoss]

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[Assistanc3]

As a Canadian, it does not surprise me Rogers earnings beat since they have a shared monopoly with Bell in the telco sector (one of the things Trump wants to address in NAFTA)

look at this stock chart with Forward P/E 14.33, Dividend 2.87%

if you follow hockey, specially the Toronto Maple Leafs and see how well that team is going to do, one of the beneficiaries of the Leafs is Rogers Communication. Rogers owns the NHL disruption rights for hockey in Canada, Rogers owns the TV stations that the hockey games are viewed on and they own 37.5% of the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Rogers owns 37.5 of MLSE, which owns the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey team as well as the Toronto Raptors basketball team and Toronto FC soccer team. And soccer is becoming a very big sport in North America.

oh and the Toronto FC soccer team, is currently in first place in the MLS

[TradersCom]

Great insight A3 and Pitboss and update on Rogers and sports investments – makes a lot sense – go the Maple Leafs 🙂

[Assistanc3]

Rogers also owns the Toronto BlueJays and the stadium in which they play in

[ThePitBoss]

Might have to ask who don;t they own!

[Helmholtz Watson]

If you want to invest in Canadian sport Rogers seems a logical way to do it to me.

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