NorthWest Healthcare Properties Real Estate Invest 10 Convert Sub Debentures 31 March 2025 T.NWH.UN

Recovering

[TheBridge]

NWH.UN seems to be handling the talk about delaying the interest rate drops very well, even hit $5 today. Some fish flip-flopping for a couple of days and then we should be using the $5 floor to slowly continue up.

[TheBridge]

NWH.UN seems to be reacting nicely to the improved possibilities of a June rate cut in Canada. The increasing unemployment numbers and the economic slowdown are certainly getting the B of C's attention, even though one month unemployment numbers are not a trend the economic slowdown has become a trend. Those who bought at the $4.10 area are now enjoying a 28% increase in share price, and we

[claritas]

While a rate cut will help NWH.UN's prospects, few still think a June cut is possible.  In fact, more voices are being heard about only 1 cut (a small number say NO cuts).  Inflation has not been tamed and governments are blowing away billions upon billions of taxpayer money. Trading volume suggests that some think a corporate move will occur in the near term, but the share price

[TheBridge]

Few still think a June cut is possible..........might be yesterday's opinion. Darcy Keith's article in the Globe and Mail, "How Economists and Market Bets for Rate Cuts Reacted to Friday's Surprisingly Weak Canadian Jobs Report" on Monday has some comments that are more up-to-date. I'm just going to list some very short comments from the article, those of you wanting more

[claritas]

I disagree.  Just look at today's inflation numbers!  The only reason interest rates 'might' come down a tab in September is the need for Mr Biden to enhance his election prospects. Economists and many experts have been quite wrong (as usual!) in the past year.  Just review all those predictions about a 'recession'!!!  How wrong they were and are. 

[sergio2go]

If the SP remains on the rise, regardless of the FED non-declining interest rate decision, i believe that we will be rewarded on the long term. Just saying...

[claritas]

The share price will rise as interest rates go.  Simple.