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Q: Good day Team!
Could you provide some insight to the 3rd qtr Earnings report? With 1.3% improvement in revenues and a 9.7% improvement in AFFO, how did their profit drop so dramatically? Is it related to the sale "in line with fair value" of the Regina asset?
Any other take-aways you could share would be appreciated.
Thanks for the great service.
Could you provide some insight to the 3rd qtr Earnings report? With 1.3% improvement in revenues and a 9.7% improvement in AFFO, how did their profit drop so dramatically? Is it related to the sale "in line with fair value" of the Regina asset?
Any other take-aways you could share would be appreciated.
Thanks for the great service.
Q: No question on CoStar (CSGP) in the database.
Great Cash Flows, low Cap Ex. Grew Reneues and EPS roughly at 10x in 10 year with only ~2x share count increase. Something good is happening here. However, on P/E basis, it is really expensive.
With Gross Margin at 80% and 20% Net Margin I don't understand why ROE is so low (<10%).
Balance sheet is fine with very little debt. Digitizing conservative industry (real-estate), which appears to have good long term growth opportunities.
Is that a US version of Altus Group? What do you think of the Name?
Great Cash Flows, low Cap Ex. Grew Reneues and EPS roughly at 10x in 10 year with only ~2x share count increase. Something good is happening here. However, on P/E basis, it is really expensive.
With Gross Margin at 80% and 20% Net Margin I don't understand why ROE is so low (<10%).
Balance sheet is fine with very little debt. Digitizing conservative industry (real-estate), which appears to have good long term growth opportunities.
Is that a US version of Altus Group? What do you think of the Name?
Q: Hi can you comment on Invesque's earnings? Does this stock have any potential to go higher in the next 12-24 months?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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BMO Laddered Preferred Share Index ETF (ZPR $11.85)
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Global X Active Preferred Share ETF (HPR $10.10)
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iShares Global Real Estate Index ETF (CGR $31.31)
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Vanguard Real Estate Index Fund ETF (VNQ $92.18)
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iShares MSCI Mexico ETF (EWW $62.80)
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Invesco Preferred ETF (PGX $11.55)
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iShares U.S. Preferred Stock (PFF $31.72)
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RBC Canadian Preferred Share ETF (RPF $23.47)
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Eidos Therapeutics Inc. (EIDX $122.21)
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iShares MSCI Brazil ETF (EWZ $28.61)
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iShares MSCI Spain ETF (EWP $49.24)
Q: Hello, looking for emerging markets, ETFs you recommend ex China and ex India (as I already hold INDY and FXI). Also looking for non-Canadian REIT ETF recommendations (I hold XRE). Finally what are your thoughts on preferred share ETFs and which would you recommend (Canadian or not) outside of CPD.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: hi folks:
are either sienna or chartwell snrs investable at this point for a 5 year hold?
income plus some 'eventual' capital growth
or, just too much uncertainty and far better opportunities available than to bother with a broken industry?
thanks as always
are either sienna or chartwell snrs investable at this point for a 5 year hold?
income plus some 'eventual' capital growth
or, just too much uncertainty and far better opportunities available than to bother with a broken industry?
thanks as always
Q: Hi again,
I asked a question about SAFE the other day. Thanks for your answer there.
I was actually asking because of the I didn't know whether the new public offering represented a positive or a negative sign. Can you comment on that?
Also, they talk about offering these shares at $61 until Nov 13 (tomorrow!) which is lower than the market price. I am a shareholder and would be interested in buying at this price, but am not sure if it's available to me or how I would acquire the shares.
Feel free to make this a public question if you think the information would be useful to other members. If you could reply in time for me to buy the shares (if I'm able), I'd appreciate it but don't expect it.
I asked a question about SAFE the other day. Thanks for your answer there.
I was actually asking because of the I didn't know whether the new public offering represented a positive or a negative sign. Can you comment on that?
Also, they talk about offering these shares at $61 until Nov 13 (tomorrow!) which is lower than the market price. I am a shareholder and would be interested in buying at this price, but am not sure if it's available to me or how I would acquire the shares.
Feel free to make this a public question if you think the information would be useful to other members. If you could reply in time for me to buy the shares (if I'm able), I'd appreciate it but don't expect it.
Q: From you answer to the question asked by cliff on August 11, 2020.
With all the changes to the management of the company, is Cominar a buy for an income portfolio?
With all the changes to the management of the company, is Cominar a buy for an income portfolio?
Q: Hi
Have owned this for a few years and am almost at break even. i see in one of your responses that there are better companies to own. i was thinking of switching to cca. What do you think about this and do you have any other suggestions.
Thanks
Mike
Have owned this for a few years and am almost at break even. i see in one of your responses that there are better companies to own. i was thinking of switching to cca. What do you think about this and do you have any other suggestions.
Thanks
Mike
Q: I have owned this stock for a few years now. Does the company have any medium term potential to recover and provide a steady reliable dividend along with some growth or will it continue to languish? In your opinion is the recent price action an opportune time to exit the position?
Q: Can you provide san updated analysis of Safehold (SAFE) including their third quarter earnings report and recent news?
Love this service. Thanks for all you do.
Love this service. Thanks for all you do.
Q: Hello 5i Team
The Northview Canadian High Yield Residential Fund Class A units, initial public offering has closed and the units have begun trading on the TSX as NHF-UN.
The units are trading today (Tuesday) around $13.00 up from the IPO price of $12.50.
The website “northviewfund.com” does not offer much information yet other than the initial prospectus and IPO marketing materials.
Questions I have are as follows:
1 – How does a “closed end fund” differ from REIT from an investment and/or taxation perspective?
2 – Is this a reasonable investment, given a three to five year hold.
3 - When compared to the other residential reits (BEI.UN, CAR.UN, IIP.UN, KMP.UN, MI.UN and MRG.UN), how does NHF.UN rank?
Thank you
The Northview Canadian High Yield Residential Fund Class A units, initial public offering has closed and the units have begun trading on the TSX as NHF-UN.
The units are trading today (Tuesday) around $13.00 up from the IPO price of $12.50.
The website “northviewfund.com” does not offer much information yet other than the initial prospectus and IPO marketing materials.
Questions I have are as follows:
1 – How does a “closed end fund” differ from REIT from an investment and/or taxation perspective?
2 – Is this a reasonable investment, given a three to five year hold.
3 - When compared to the other residential reits (BEI.UN, CAR.UN, IIP.UN, KMP.UN, MI.UN and MRG.UN), how does NHF.UN rank?
Thank you
Q: I intend to reinvest the proceeds from the NVU.UN buyout settlement. I'm looking at TCN or IIP.UN as replacements. I'm leaning towards buying TCN to diversify a bit into the USA housing market since I also hold CAR.UN and to avoid the effects of the Ontario rental rates freeze. Total hold for the two holdings would be about 6%. What is your view of which of these options to chose and also would you suggest a third alternative?
I realize that market timing questions are almost impossible to answer, but given the very recent bout of almost irrational market exuberance, should one buy now, make a partial buy now, or hold off a bit?
I realize that market timing questions are almost impossible to answer, but given the very recent bout of almost irrational market exuberance, should one buy now, make a partial buy now, or hold off a bit?
Q: Why is Chartwell Retirement Residences up so much recently? What is their future in your view. Should I keep holding or sell while it is high?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Q: Your past comments have been somewhat "cool"
Why the selloff the last month or so.
Is it because of the options exercised today?
What is your view of COLD going forward
thankyou
Why the selloff the last month or so.
Is it because of the options exercised today?
What is your view of COLD going forward
thankyou
Q: Any reason for the big price jump today?
Q: I'm confused about the price action of FSV today as opposed to CIGI. Both derive most of their income from the property sector, though in different ways. Yet FSV is down over 5% today while CIGI is up almost 10%. Since I've seen no company specific news I'm assuming this is in response to the vaccine news. What I can't figure out is how CIGI comes out so far ahead with a vaccine but FSV will lose out.
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Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAR.UN $41.37)
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InterRent Real Estate Investment Trust (IIP.UN $13.36)
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Killam Apartment Real Estate Investment Trust (KMP.UN $18.01)
Q: Hello 5i,
Our portfolio has 1% in each of CAR.UN, IIP.UN, and KMP.UN. Of the three IIP has seen a major correction. Is there a specific reason for the weakness in IIP compared to the other two? Would you be adding to the above positions now or wait until tax season is over?
Cheers,
Debbie and Jerry
Our portfolio has 1% in each of CAR.UN, IIP.UN, and KMP.UN. Of the three IIP has seen a major correction. Is there a specific reason for the weakness in IIP compared to the other two? Would you be adding to the above positions now or wait until tax season is over?
Cheers,
Debbie and Jerry
Q: Thoughts on Riocan? With an almost 10% yield does it offer good value?
Thanks,
Joe
Thanks,
Joe
Q: Hello, your current thoughts on home capital please. Hasn’t been talked about in a while. Thank you.