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StorageVault Canada: Stocks Analysts Recently Downgraded on TSX (SVI)

The Globe and Mail - Tue Feb 28, 2023
Downgraded Stocks

StorageVault Canada is among the group of Toronto Stock Exchange stocks recently downgraded by analysts. This means each stock on this list has seen its averge consensus value drop in the last week so at least one analyst has downgraded their view on these stocks.

This report is generated monthly. It displays the number of analysts along with their buy-hold-sell ratings for the company. A company is included in this list when its mean rating decreases from the previous week. Stocks in this category are generally sold to preserve capital. Companies can get downgraded for a number of reasons - but primarily due to reduced future earnings potential due to loss of contracts, new faltering product lines or increasing costs relative to revenue or financial risk.

Symbol

Name

Buy

Out Perform

Hold

Under Perform

Sell

No Opinion

Mean Rating

Previous Mean Rating

Mean Label

EMA-TEmera Inc42601033Outperform
BLCO-TBausch & Lomb Corp22000045Outperform
SVI-TStorageVault Canada Inc43000044Buy
IAU-Ti-80 Gold Corp32000044Buy
PRMW-TPrimo Water Corp40300044Outperform
JWEL-TJamieson Wellness Inc60200044Outperform
QBR-B-TQuebecor Inc44310034Outperform
QBR-A-TQuebecor Inc44310034Outperform

More about StorageVault Canada Inc

StorageVault Canada Inc is engaged in owing, operating and renting self-storage and portable storage space to individual and commercial customers in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario.

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