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Pinetree Capital Ltd T.PNP.DB


Primary Symbol: T.PNP Alternate Symbol(s):  PNPFF

Pinetree Capital Ltd. is a Canada-based investment company focused on enterprise software and technology. The Company's objective is to maximize shareholder value. It invests primarily in equity, as well as debt and convertible securities. The Company holds approximately 8-12 investments, resulting in equity positions between 7% and 12% of assets (though its positions may at times reach or exceed 20%). Its subsidiaries include Pinetree (Barbados) Inc., Pinetree (Israel) Inc., Pinetree Capital Investment Corp. and Emerald Capital Corp.


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Comment by Dobbsieon Feb 21, 2012 11:10am
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Post# 19561004

RE: RE: RE: quick question...

RE: RE: RE: quick question...

>>nav declines, say, 50% one year and then gains 100% the following year (i.e. nav goes back to its starting point) that the CEO gets a stellar payout despite the fact that, like i said, it's just gone back to where it was the year before?

I think it's even worse than that.  If it drops by 50% one year, and then more people buy in taking the assets back to the original point, but the NAV stays at the bottom, the CEO gets a HUGE payout (from the assets of the people who just bought in and from the people who are down 50%)

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