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TU Telus Corp.

$7.72
$0.32
(3.98%)
Today
Closed $7.72
$0.05
(0.65%)
After Hours
EarningsNov 6
Mkt Cap$12.27B
Vol9.14M

About TU

TELUS Corp. is a telecommunications company, which engages in the provision of telecommunication services and products primarily for wireless and wireline voice and data. It operates through TELUS Technology Solutions (TTech) and Digitally-led Customer Experiences–TELUS International (DLCX) segments. The TTech segment includes network revenues and equipment sales arising from mobile technologies, data revenues, healthcare software and technology solutions, voice and other telecommunications services revenues, and equipment sales. The DLCX segment is composed of digital customer experience and digital-enablement transformation solutions, including artificial intelligence and content management solutions, provided by TELUS International. The company was founded on October 4, 1990 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.
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$TU TELUS (T.TSX) — When Low ATR Pretends It’s a Deep‑Trend Instrument The upper right edge of the chart shows TELUS clocks in at ATR 2.72%, which normally screams “slow, boring, utility‑like chop.” Except… it doesn’t. TELUS has the personality of a sleepy stock that suddenly decides to run marathons. Across the full test window since 2002, the engine that actually behaved like it knew what TELUS was doing: 2×V1 + 4×V2 PnL: 739% DD: 29% Win rate: 40% And yes, I triple‑checked the quantifiable math. TELUS doesn’t reward hero entries. It rewards patience — the “sit down, drink your coffee, and wait for the turn like an adult” approach. The correct trigger: Close above the upper 2ATR above 20EMA band, while price is above the lower 4ATR below 100EMA band. Translation: TELUS wants you to wait for the actual turn, not the “maybe, possibly, could be, looks promising” noise. Once it flips, it tends to continue — slowly, but deeply — and 4×V2 is the only exit that doesn’t bail out halfway through the move.
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Bobberty
$TU has Dodig done anything yet, besides collecting a big pay cheque? Watching and waiting but new CEO seems to be a pretty lame duck.
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solonguzu
$TU at this price level, they should borrow money to do some buybacks and reduce their burden related to dividends.
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HelpMeRetired
$TU Management has successfully dropped the dividend for the sake of fixing the balance sheet but they couldn’t even keep the price steady after it. I can do their job for less money. They enjoy big pay by destroying the company.
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buzzkiller
$TU not a word from management ... odd, i mean what's a 36% ytd dip right? Nothing to talk about.
JoeS11
$TU I honestly can't believe that they were able to destroy this company so easily. How could the board allow them to drip the dividends, knowing it was diluting shares and increasing the dividend liability each quarter? How is this not criminal negligence? It'll take a decade of successful execution to undo the harm caused, and that elevated share count will likely never be brought down. It's garbage like this that scares people away from investing in Canada. The business itself is pretty good and has a decent moat but there's absolutely no effort to prioritize shareholders, just watch them lose their investment and do nothing.
JoeS11
$TU Lol, ten cents down everyday, meaning the ticker can be delisted by the end of the year.

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