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Canadian National Railway Company

Class I railway headquartered at 935 de La Gauchetière West.

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What the plays and the numbers say

Canadian National Railway (CNR) C$168.06 · +1.1% on the day · +28.5% in a year · close Oct 9, 2026

Where we think it’s heading

Mixed signals38 of 100 plays hold it; 8% above its 200-day average; analysts’ 12-month target +13% (19); crash exposure low.

Business fundamentals

Fair 45/100
Value37Growth40Quality59
Split plays, middling numbers — no edge either way.P/E 21.6×; revenue growth +11%; profit margin 27%; debt to equity 1.04×; dividend yield 2.2%.Scores 0–100 against every name Be The Puck covers; higher is better. Shown beside the call, not folded into it.
  • 38 of the 100 plays hold CNR right now.
  • The breakout and calendar plays mostly say out.
  • It closed 8% above its 200-day average and 8% below its 52-week high.
  • Crash exposure reads low.
  • Analysts' average 12-month target is C$189.53, 13% above the close (19 analysts).
Plays in38
Crash exposureLow1 of 10 on the storm test
Mayer Multiple1.08×Price ÷ its 200-day average (+8%). Higher than on 59% of days since 2005. Above 2.4 is Mayer's overheated zone.

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CNRCanadian National Railway Company

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Why it matters in Montréal

$17B revenue in 2025, 23,839 employees, ~20,000-mile network to three coasts.

Employees: 23,839

Source: CN – About CN

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