Q: Could you please explain the difference between Brookfield's common and preferred stocks which explains why they perform so differently? According to the Globe and Mail:
BAM.A is up 29.84% ytd, down 4% in the last month BAM.PR-R is up 39.63% ytd, 97% in a month BAM.PR-K is up 45.37% ytd, up 7% in thirty days. BAM-PR-G is up 58.55% ytd and 8.26% over the last thirty days.
Why would these preferred shares be moving so much higher than BAM.A itself? Do you expect this to continue? If so doesn't it make sense to buy the preferred shares? If so, which of the series would you buy?
BAM.A is up 29.84% ytd, down 4% in the last month BAM.PR-R is up 39.63% ytd, 97% in a month BAM.PR-K is up 45.37% ytd, up 7% in thirty days. BAM-PR-G is up 58.55% ytd and 8.26% over the last thirty days.
Why would these preferred shares be moving so much higher than BAM.A itself? Do you expect this to continue? If so doesn't it make sense to buy the preferred shares? If so, which of the series would you buy?