| Prev Close | 124.29 |
| Open | 131.63 |
| Day Low/High | 127.99 / 132.82 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 98.69 / 128.41 |
| Volume | 4.31M |
Canadian National Railway Company (CNI)
130.79
6.50
5.23
NYSE
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 707.90B |
| Market Cap | 87.45B |
| P/E Ratio | 29.78 |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Latest News
One Really Bad Dream (or Was It?), Biden Hops on the Rails, Vaccine Booster
Plus, China's central bank plans to cut its Reserve Ratio Requirement and Wells Fargo looks to exit a business line.
What Selloff?, Strange Brew, Diving Dollar, Shiny Gold, Political Positives
Whether this market is mired in a down trend, or is just moving through a 'pressured' up trend is really based on the perspective of the individual investor and how they are positioned.
Buffett Is Likely to Buy a Large Canadian Railroad
One of the important takeaways from this past weekend's Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting was that Buffett would seemingly like to add a large Canadian railroad to his portfolio, in order to complement his ownership of Burlington Northern Santa Fe, ...
Rampant Virus, Geopolitical Conflicts, Semi and Bank Stocks, Apple, Netflix, Ark
Financial markets are telling us something, so it seems.
Jim Cramer: Canadian National's Bid for Kansas City Southern Is a Big Deal
We have to care about this bidding war because there's a lot more woe-is-me going on about stocks right now than there should be.
Let's Run the Numbers on This Potential Dividend Aristocrat
IBM has increased its dividend, even though its revenue, earnings per share and cash flow from operations fell. Here's what that means for investors.
Planes, Trains and Automobiles: 5 Stock Picks for 2020
A recent study estimated that the world's airlines would need about 637,000 new pilots over the next two decades to meet demand.
These Rail Cos. Are on Track for Precision Systems
We examine how well each major player is trimming fat and improving efficiency on its business amid a potential slowdown.
Railroad Stocks to Ride as CSX Results Promote a Sectorwide Slide
When there is fear in a sector, there is often opportunity as well.
Warren Buffett Could Take Cues From Hunter Harrison For Railroading Business
Warren Buffett believes precision railroading is proving profitable. Is BNSF a new test case?
Chart of the Day: How Much Does It Cost to Run the Rails?
Given the industry specificity of operating ratios, a quick run through of the task ahead for new UNP COO Jim Vena is in line.
Union Pacific and CSX: Best Way to Ride the Rails
Try this two-sided trade as UNP makes headlines.
Upgrades Add to Union Pacific's Gains as 2020 Aspirations Appear Achievable
Analysts pump up UNP on precision plan probability.
Union Pacific Stock Rides Higher After Railroad Vet Jumps Aboard
UNP stock is speeding up the track on Tuesday.
3 Rail Stocks That Look Good on USMCA: Recon
I have geared my Transports allocation toward the rails this year.
All Aboard Canadian National Railway
Shares of the railroad company are overextended in the short term, but remain in a long-term bullish trend.
Canada's Top 10 Dividend Stocks to Buy Now
Because of the country's strong energy, commodity and financial industries, investors can find a host of high-quality dividend stocks in Canada.
CSX Railroad Has Left the Station
This is not the time to buy a railroad stock.
Like Buffett, Rail Investors Could Be on the Right Track
These railroad operators and suppliers match the investing philosophies of famous investors.
Hashing Out the Best Rail Picks
Stay away from CSX, but Union Pacific may be worth your while.
Riding the Rails
These four names seem poised to break out of their horizontal consolidation patterns.
Riding the Rails a Good Energy Play
The intensifying focus on crude by rail will benefit some well-positioned master limited partnerships.
Off the Rails
Recent downgrades of the railroads tell me that momentum is slipping fast in the sector.
Two Trains Running
Union Pacific and Canadian National Rail are at support and in position to move higher.
A Shower of Breakouts
Keep your eyes peeled, because they just keep coming. The transports just are the latest example.
