Canadian National Railway Co (CNI) Leak Score

CNI: overvalued.

Figures as of the 2026-10-20 close.

What does CNI's Leak Score of 58 mean?

The Leak Score grades the quality of a business from its own accounts, on twelve value investing signals: returns on capital, cash generation, debt, margins, dilution and so on. 58 out of 100 is what we call "Weak Signal": its accounts pass about as many tests as they fail. It does not say whether the price is right: that is what the verdict on intrinsic value is for.

How many of the twelve signals does CNI pass?

4 signals in its favour, 2 against. 6 signals could not be evaluated: the data they need is not in the filings we hold for this company. Which signals they are, and why each one passes or fails, is in the full analysis.

How reliable is CNI's Leak Score?

It rests on 6 of 12 signals, enough of the checklist for us to give it a rating. A signal we cannot evaluate counts neither for nor against: it lowers the coverage, not the score.