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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum CANEXUS CORP 6.5 PCT DEBS T.CUS.DB.D

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CANEXUS CORP 6.5 PCT DEBS > divvy reduction
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Post by roscoe74 on May 09, 2014 6:35pm

divvy reduction

is still 8.8% at a$4.50 sp. Good return to wait for CUS to get the bugs out and bring NATO up to speed.
Comment by amugsgame on May 09, 2014 9:17pm
Yes the return looks good on paper but at over 350% payout ratio the piper has to be paid at the end of the day so for the next "?" quarters CUS either keeps digging into debt , issues more shares or cuts the dividend. All options will have a negative effect on the SP while waiting for the turn around appear. Not bashing here - just being a realist and wanting to protect my capital 
Comment by Kherson on May 09, 2014 10:56pm
In order for a turn around to occur, the soon to be named CEO will have to get rid of the clown who now occupies the CFO's position. Kherson
Comment by BlueCollar51 on May 10, 2014 12:28pm
amugsgame; The “Headline” Q1 POR numbers were certainly shocking. As always to get a good understanding of what actually went on it’s useful to look past the Headline and dig a bit deeper.   I am not an accountant not to mention a forensic corporate accountant but when my money is at stake I do my best to figure things out.   You can’t re-write history, the Q1 numbers are what they are ...more  
Comment by peterm on May 10, 2014 8:39pm
nice summary bluecollar - man I hope your right - gonna pick up 2000 on Monday - can some employee not just count the loads leaving Brunderheim - how could the number of loads be a surprise?
Comment by BlueCollar51 on May 11, 2014 7:57am
peterm; I don’t think the number of train loads was much of a surprise. It’s well known that the weather in Q1 caused a lot of problems for the Railroads. The Canadian Government’s “meddling” (mandating priority for grain) was not helpful. The Q1 POR numbers were certainly shocking but as I posted, in my opinion when the underlying causes are assessed not the “Train Wreck” they appear to be.   ...more  
Comment by amugsgame on May 12, 2014 9:17am
Bluecollar...Always good to see a thoughtful and well reasoned post rather than the "this is goin' to the moon" stuff that is typical of boards. Your faith in CUS is obviously based on you own thorough research and that is a lesson anyone reading this post can take away. The money we have in the markets is real and there are a lot of companies / people out there who are happy to take ...more  
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