Q: I like this company but I am down right now. Would you recommend a tax loss sell and buy it back in 30
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Q: Could you provide an update on A&W?
I bought it for income, your rating and the news that it had acquired the Canadian rights to Pret a Manger. I was recently in London, and Pret is a very strong brand, with outlets much expanded from several years ago.
I bought it for income, your rating and the news that it had acquired the Canadian rights to Pret a Manger. I was recently in London, and Pret is a very strong brand, with outlets much expanded from several years ago.
Q: Peter;Could you update your thoughts on this company? The high yield is making me nervous- any risk of a reduction ? Thanks. Rod
Q: My floating rate mortgage is now approaching 5%.
Do you think it is better to invest in some of the strong companies that are currently at good prices, or to pay extra toward the mortgage?
Thanks!
Do you think it is better to invest in some of the strong companies that are currently at good prices, or to pay extra toward the mortgage?
Thanks!
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RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust (REI.UN $18.38)
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Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAR.UN $41.37)
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Artis Real Estate Investment Trust (AX.UN $7.25)
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Boardwalk Real Estate Investment Trust (BEI.UN $70.03)
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Chartwell Retirement Residences (CSH.UN $18.25)
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InterRent Real Estate Investment Trust (IIP.UN $13.36)
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Nexus Industrial REIT (NXR.UN $7.95)
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Stag Industrial Inc. (STAG $36.75)
Q: All above are my loosers,looks like reit is hammered badly,can STAG.N Be proxy for all this stocks REIYS WILL
Perhaps hurt more in December tax selling.
Perhaps hurt more in December tax selling.
Q: Do you know why TCN is down so much today (-6.55%) on fairly large volume?
Q: Was going to sell HR.UN for a tax loss. What would be your favorite REIT to replace it with? Thanks Ron
Q: Could I have your assessment of the latest quarter of MPW and your outlook going forward?
Thanks for your service
Thanks for your service
Q: Good Morning,
Yesterday you answered a question from Mark regarding MPW vs. NWH.
Would you consider MPW to be a good holding for an income investor? Safe, secure dividend with potential for growth.
Thanks.
Yesterday you answered a question from Mark regarding MPW vs. NWH.
Would you consider MPW to be a good holding for an income investor? Safe, secure dividend with potential for growth.
Thanks.
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Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAR.UN $41.37)
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Tricon Residential Inc. (TCN $15.34)
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Granite Real Estate Investment Trust (GRT.UN $81.87)
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BMO Equal Weight REITs Index ETF (ZRE $22.50)
Q: I own shares in ZRE, GRT.UN, and CAR.UN. They are all down in this market. Should I hold these for a year, hoping the markets will improve, or should I sell and move into something like TCN. Can you suggest better real estate companies, where the growth might be better, when the markets move up.
Q: Hello, what is CSH.un’s payout ratio, given that they sold their LTC business this year? Thanks
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Northwest Healthcare Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (NWH.UN $4.98)
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Medical Properties Trust Inc. (MPW $4.31)
Q: About three months ago you were asked about your preference between these two companies. Both have cratered a bit in this market uncertainty. Do you still prefer MPW over NWH at current prices?
Q: Hot.un has a mouth watering dividend of 8.71%
It recently reinstated its dividend and is way below what it was before Covid, both in price and dividend amount
Is it worth the risk
It recently reinstated its dividend and is way below what it was before Covid, both in price and dividend amount
Is it worth the risk
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Welltower Inc. (WELL $164.43)
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Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAR.UN $41.37)
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Granite Real Estate Investment Trust (GRT.UN $81.87)
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Life Storage Inc. (LSI)
Q: Can you please rank these REITS as long term investments?
Does this ranking change if we are in for a long period of inflation?
Can you please rank them by valuation at today's prices?
Does this ranking change if we are in for a long period of inflation?
Can you please rank them by valuation at today's prices?
Q: I've owned Dream for over 6 years now and its steady 40 cent dividend was all return of capital, lowering my Adjusted Cost Base each year. I now see that its current price and my ACB are almost the same. I've made ZERO in 6+ years despite its very good dividend. I think this illustrates your comments that they have not created any value over the last 10 years.
Q: Minto and apartment REITS in general like Killam and CAR-UN.TO have fallen substantially Minto for example trading at about 53% of its one year high and a P/E of 1.56 which I know is not the best metric for reits AFFO looks good that being said do you think they have more than priced in the interest rate rises at this point and are a good buy here.
Q: Hello,
Hard to ignore this one with a 10% yield, no ? I see that they have always maintained their dividend over the years. From what I understand, the stock has never been this cheap since its IPO 8 years ago.
Is the distribution sustainable ? If so on what metrics do you base your opinion ?
is this a buy ?!
Many thanks !
Hard to ignore this one with a 10% yield, no ? I see that they have always maintained their dividend over the years. From what I understand, the stock has never been this cheap since its IPO 8 years ago.
Is the distribution sustainable ? If so on what metrics do you base your opinion ?
is this a buy ?!
Many thanks !
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Bank of America Corporation (BAC $49.48)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD $102.88)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS $79.70)
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Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC $42.49)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF $81.49)
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goeasy Ltd. (GSY $209.13)
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BMO Equal Weight REITs Index ETF (ZRE $22.50)
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Aegon Ltd. New York Registry Shares (AEG $7.96)
Q: Hi 5i
I am a little overweight in financials, about 2% each in above Canadian names and about 1% each in US names.
I am underweight real estate / property.
I would like to sell a financial. Probably MFC which essentially has paid me a nice dividend for a few years but hasn't really had a significant gain. Selling would provide a small capital loss that I could use. Certainly recent market downdraft has been a factor.
Would you agree that MFC is the one to sell?
2nd question is which real estate stock(s) or REITS to replace up to 2% of portfolio or simply go to ETF ZRE which is in the income portfolio.
I prefer individual - your favoured 2 or 3 but would definitely consider this ETF w good yield.
Criteria for buy(s) are (for retiree.)
(a) high yield i.e. 4% or more, mainly to replace income from MFC.
(b) low overall long term risk as compared to other REITs and
(c) low to modest growth.
re Reits buy all now or average in over 3 to 6 months?
Please subtract as many credits as you see fit.
Thank you for always helpful advice.
I am a little overweight in financials, about 2% each in above Canadian names and about 1% each in US names.
I am underweight real estate / property.
I would like to sell a financial. Probably MFC which essentially has paid me a nice dividend for a few years but hasn't really had a significant gain. Selling would provide a small capital loss that I could use. Certainly recent market downdraft has been a factor.
Would you agree that MFC is the one to sell?
2nd question is which real estate stock(s) or REITS to replace up to 2% of portfolio or simply go to ETF ZRE which is in the income portfolio.
I prefer individual - your favoured 2 or 3 but would definitely consider this ETF w good yield.
Criteria for buy(s) are (for retiree.)
(a) high yield i.e. 4% or more, mainly to replace income from MFC.
(b) low overall long term risk as compared to other REITs and
(c) low to modest growth.
re Reits buy all now or average in over 3 to 6 months?
Please subtract as many credits as you see fit.
Thank you for always helpful advice.
Q: Good Evening
Allied Properties is down 57%. and trading at 2012 levels.
Do you see any further declines. Would you sell at these levels or hold. Is it also advisable to average down at these levels. Any comments also on the sustainability of the dividend will be appreciated.
Thanks.
Allied Properties is down 57%. and trading at 2012 levels.
Do you see any further declines. Would you sell at these levels or hold. Is it also advisable to average down at these levels. Any comments also on the sustainability of the dividend will be appreciated.
Thanks.
Q: Would this be a good time to add to a position in HR.UN?
Thanks Ron
Thanks Ron