[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Newcomer Investor [@NewcomerInvest](/creator/twitter/NewcomerInvest) on x 7110 followers Created: 2025-07-23 23:31:39 UTC What do analysts think? Following earnings, the avg analyst price target was lowered from $XXXXXX to $XXXXX (~ XX% higher than current price) There are now XX buy ratings, XX holds, and X sells. Analyst commentary: RBC: ““Encouragingly, the company’s operations were solid, with the network running fluidly - evidenced by a X% improvement in car velocity, a X% improvement in dwell, a X% improvement in train delays and XX% higher GTMs/T&E Employee. Whereas operations had been a concern in 2024, it is our view that the overall network fluidity is a success factor for the company in 2025” Raymond James: “Notwithstanding persistent macro uncertainty, we continue to recommend shares of Canadian National Railway based upon: 1) our constructive view of CN’s 2H25 traffic outlook (improving trade certainty, self-help initiatives, easy comps); 2) tangible evidence of improved network fluidity; and 3) the stock’s attractive relative valuation (cheapest Class X rail)” Scotiabank: “We see value at current levels, even before further potential pullback, for a world-class, irreplaceable asset that has been facing back-to-back transient issues. We are pleased with the resilience in operations (car velocity) and cost control. We would be buyers on further dips.” TD: “CN has cut guidance for the third year in a row, and we do not expect the stock to attract much investor interest until volumes return to growth, particularly not with the Street’s attention focused on potential M&A among the peers. That said, we maintain our buy rating, because we find it hard to downgrade CN when it trades at such a wide discount vs. the peers and just about X% above its 52-week low”  XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [rbc](/topic/rbc) [avg](/topic/avg) [investment](/topic/investment) [Post Link](https://x.com/NewcomerInvest/status/1948164132923998499)
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Newcomer Investor @NewcomerInvest on x 7110 followers
Created: 2025-07-23 23:31:39 UTC
What do analysts think?
Following earnings, the avg analyst price target was lowered from $XXXXXX to $XXXXX (~ XX% higher than current price)
There are now XX buy ratings, XX holds, and X sells.
Analyst commentary:
RBC: ““Encouragingly, the company’s operations were solid, with the network running fluidly - evidenced by a X% improvement in car velocity, a X% improvement in dwell, a X% improvement in train delays and XX% higher GTMs/T&E Employee. Whereas operations had been a concern in 2024, it is our view that the overall network fluidity is a success factor for the company in 2025”
Raymond James: “Notwithstanding persistent macro uncertainty, we continue to recommend shares of Canadian National Railway based upon: 1) our constructive view of CN’s 2H25 traffic outlook (improving trade certainty, self-help initiatives, easy comps); 2) tangible evidence of improved network fluidity; and 3) the stock’s attractive relative valuation (cheapest Class X rail)”
Scotiabank: “We see value at current levels, even before further potential pullback, for a world-class, irreplaceable asset that has been facing back-to-back transient issues. We are pleased with the resilience in operations (car velocity) and cost control. We would be buyers on further dips.”
TD: “CN has cut guidance for the third year in a row, and we do not expect the stock to attract much investor interest until volumes return to growth, particularly not with the Street’s attention focused on potential M&A among the peers. That said, we maintain our buy rating, because we find it hard to downgrade CN when it trades at such a wide discount vs. the peers and just about X% above its 52-week low”
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