Trez Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation Class A Shares T.TZZ

If I was you guys I'd sell

[wdr522266]

Take your loss.I own CareVest and we are getting beat up every year.At least you are getting a monthly divy.Careless tryed to get to market but didn't .I think maybe the TSX didn't want to let them put a bad product on the TSX and wash out the shareholders.
wdr2

[HomeTrader]

Any company that has to access their credit lines to pay their dividend and buy back their stock is not worth buying/owning.

[ledrog]

I'd add in any stock that is hyped by an email pumping outfit should be treated with EXTREME caution....why aren't those behind the emails putting their $$$ toward picking up shares instead of trying to find buyers.

[HomeTrader]

Agreed. Generally, these letter writer outfits are compensated somehow for their efforts through cash, or possibly stock/options. I have no idea what their deal is.

[jamesf666]

HomeTrader, obvious you don't know what you are talking about (i guess that's why your trading from home and not a proper office). Trez was buying back stock because it was undervalued and shareholders told them to. Do you know what the word 'accretive' means. My questions is why are you even here? Let me guess, you bought high and sold low and are now bitter. Thanks for the cheap

[HomeTrader]

Actually, you sound like the bitter shareholder. Why so defensive, and sarcastic? I hope that you don't work for the company, or you might not have an office to go to soon. Are only positive comments on TZZ allowed in your world? Can't accept the facts?Never owned the stock and never will. I'm just enjoying watching the trainwreck.

[jamesf666]

hey HomeAlone, you can say whatever you want, but if it's inaccurate BS don't be suprised when people call you out. I'm happy to hear you don't own it because it's up 25% over the last year. You call that a train-wreck?

[Henry1999]

.....looks like the pissed off sharehlder group has even more support for ther plan..... https://www.alitisinvestmentcounsel.com/news/alitis-investment-counsel-incs-statement-concerning-trez-capital-mortgage-investment