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Trez Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation Class A Shares T.TZZ

Financial Services Banks - Global
"Trez Capital Mortgage Investment Corp is a non-bank commercial mortgage lender. The company provides residential and commercial short-term bridge and conventional real estate financing that includes construction and mezzanine mortgages. It also provides its investors with strategies to invest in a variety of mortgage investment funds and investment assets. The company also finances for commercial properties throughout Canada and the United States."


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Trez Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation Class A Shares
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Post by HomeTraderon Feb 11, 2016 8:17am
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IPO Price $10 per share

IPO Price $10 per shareJust read it in the concerned shareholder report that it was $10 per share. Shareholders probably wouldn't be as upset if the stock was trading at all time highs. Only real buying will be the dissident group so that they can have more votes, and possibly the company using more leverage to buy back their stock.
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