Inovalis Real Estate Investment Trust T.INO.UN

back to a normal range

[Lyburnum]

Like I said, and today`s jump is confirming my hunch, this should be trading between 4.50 and 5.50 medium-term. Insiders are starting to buy again and the yield is just too interesting to ignore. Growth potential is significant and a acquisition bid could be imminent.

[ELKInvestor]

I dont know about insiders... this is okay for a risk play. But a stock like TNT.INO is paying 9.80% dividend, and in a subjective state, has a better balanace sheet and tenant list. With no risky Euro exposure at the moment. 

[Retiredvini]

What? tnt Is twice the price to book of inovalis... where is your balance sheet bs heading? Inovalis in the actual currency is half the price to book and pAying us dividend to wait for price to go back to price to book... opportunity, not risky income like ur tnt fully valued  you are not an investor, you need a savings account 

[ELKInvestor]

Lyburnum, are you saying you have covered your short and now converted to a long? It's crafty playing that sort of move. I'm in a TFSA so no shorting for me.

[flamingogold]

You also said you would buy back after a second divy cut. You change your mind and buy back? https://stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard?symbol=t.ino.un&postid=34949111

[Lyburnum]

1) I had to sell because of a life event, if that was not the case I would not have sold 2) I own no short trading account  3) I have always been bullish 4) I think a dividend cut is likely, but not a 100% certainty - I will buy back regardless but I am waiting for news first.

[sclarda]

Lyburnum wrote Like I said, and today`s jump is confirming my hunch, this should be trading between 4.50 and 5.50 medium-term. Insiders are starting to buy again and the yield is just too interesting to ignore. Growth potential is significant and a acquisition bid could be imminent.  ----------------------------------------------------- The other day you said you sold and would buy back

[Lyburnum]

I see the confusion in the double narrative I formed. Let me add context for these two points: 1) dividend cut, 2) currently interesting yield. 1) A dividend cut can come, but most of the damage has already been done and such a cut would not affect prices anywhere near what was already experienced in August. I believe a 2nd cut might already be priced in due to investors generally losing

[Lyburnum]

If I sold my position, and told you all earnestly that I intend to buy back in the future, then please explain to me how I am being dishonest or contradictory. A higher unitprice will put me in a disadvantageous position when I eventually make the call to go long once again. The higher this goes over the next few months, the more I am to lose out on future opportunities. I am still bullish. there