Canadian National Railway (CNI), which I first wrote about on July 30, 2009 at a price of $47.95, appears set to test $70, and if you haven't already, now may be a good time to consider taking some profits with CNI if you're in at/near $48.However, investors who can tolerate the risk can maintain their full CNI position, but keep in mind that the journey to $80 may not be completed in 2011.
CNI remains one of best run railroads, bolstered by rigorous cost controls, Look for Canadian National's 2011 revenue to rise 8-10%, after a likely 20-25% surge in 2010, as both goods shipment and commodity transport recover; margins will likely increase in 2010, as well. Volumes also should rise 5-7% in 2011, after a double-digit gain in 2010.
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