RBC Capital Maintains a Buy Rating for TMX Group, with a Target Price of CAD 69
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RBC Capital Analyst Bart Dziarski maintains a TMX Group buy rating on Thursday, setting the target price at C$69.00. The stock closed at C$52.98 on the previous trading day, and Wall Street as a whole has given it a unanimous "strong buy" rating, with an average target price of C$64.82.
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RBC Capital Analyst Bart Dziarski maintains a "buy" rating on TMX Group on Thursday, setting the target price at C$69.00. The company's stock closed at C$52.98 on the previous trading day.

Dziarski mainly covers the financial sector, with a focus on stocks such as TMX Group, Brookfield Asset Management Ltd, Class A, and Apollo Global Management. According to the data from TipRanks, the average return on Dziarski's recommended stocks is -5.3%, with a success rate of 32.59%.

Overall, Wall Street analysts have unanimously rated TMX Group as a 'strong buy', with an average target price of C$64.82.

The company's stock price reached a high of C$57.27 in the past year and a low of C$44.10. Currently, the average trading volume for TMX Group is 693,800 shares.

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