Diversified Royalty Corp T.DIV

Any compensation?

[grasshopper1917]

There hasnt been a peep on what is going to happen with the Air Miley Royalty. Is it just going to disapear with no compensation? Shouldnt they have said something by now. Even indicate they may be negotiating with BMO - or indicating their investment is just lost?

[nedstar71]

I believe it remains in force and is not subject to Loyalty Venture's issues.  DIV owns the trademarks for use of the Air Miles name, logo etc in Canada.  Even in bankruptcy Loyalty Ventures will have choice but to continue to keep making payments as to preserve use of the trademark if they are still deriving income from it, which they are.  Otherwise it would indeed be

[Tommy123]

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[nedstar71]

Move along Tommy the adults are talking.

[Tommy123]

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[nedstar71]

Apparently and thank-you for clarifying what you are.    As mentioned, just as when Aimia sold Air Miles to Loyalty One, the brand and required loyalties with using the trademark will remain intact.  Rebranding isn't an option.  Next quarter will be the highest revenue and earnings for DIV in it's history.  It very well may move the stock to finally break $3.75

[Tommy123]

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[Divies]

You should look up what owning a trademark means.  Sean M is no dummy, there is a reason why DIV owns the trademarks and certain intellectual property for all these companies.  BMOhas no choice but to pay DIV the royalty payments, otherwise they can be sued for using the AIR MILES trademark.  They will not want to rebrand when AIR MILES is one of the best known loyalty brands in

[Tommy123]

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[Divies]

I don't know this for sure, but I suspect that DIV has some sort of clause in the contract that prevents this, otherwise what's to stop all of their Royalty partners from doing this?  I also suspect that if BMO wanted out of the royalty agreement, they would have to pay some sort of penalty.  An established brand like AIR MILES is worth much more than you think and I really don

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[nedstar71]

It was great buying opportunity at $2.90, and I took full advantage of it, replacing all the shares I sold in the $3.25-3.40 range.  I assume you missed it Tommy,  hence the increased bashing recently?  This rebranding to avoid royalties angle is extremely foolish, even for you.  What's next?  Nurse Close By, Mr. Miguels, Harvard Learning Centres,  Dr. Lube Plus

[SlickRick40]

Tammy best to remain silent whilst the adults do the talking.     You have yet to explain why your top pick Just Energy JE is bankrupt shortly after you said it's a large part of your portfolio.    Are you back from overseas?    

[Capharnaum]

Considering the royalty is on transaction of air miles, even in a rebrand situation, they'd have to pay a royalty to move the current air miles to their new "brand".