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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Temple Hotels TMPHF

Temple Hotels Inc owns hotel real estate in primary and secondary markets across Canada. Its segments include Fort McMurray, Other Alberta, and Other Canada. The properties portfolio of the company include British Columbia Properties, Alberta Properties, Saskatchewan Properties, Manitoba Properties, Ontario Properties, Nova Scotia Properties, and Northwest Territories Properties among others. see more

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Comment by ariesleafon May 10, 2019 12:10pm

RE:RE:TIME WILL TELL

My thinking is very soon Morguard will sell All or some local assets to Armoyan. Armoyan will then go private. The last holding share holders will be bought out.
Comment by harrywooon May 09, 2019 3:03pm

RE:TIME WILL TELL

Has anyone done an analysis of what Morguard will own after this next rights offering?  My thinking is that they keep ratcheting up their ownership so that the take out price, even if it's ...more  
Post by ariesleafon May 07, 2019 11:59am

TIME WILL TELL

I will be buying more.
Comment by MOJOJONOon May 07, 2019 12:59am

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Ownership cross pollination

Basically, exercise the rights when the time comes and purchase below market price @ $1.50. Sweet deal if one wants to drop more cash into this company. That is assuming price doesn't crater. I ...more  
Comment by HermannHalleron May 06, 2019 2:30pm

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Ownership cross pollination

Armoyan keeps buying in the market, well above the rights' exercise price.
Post by undervalueon May 01, 2019 11:04am

Re sell TWC

Morguard borrowed an equivalent amount from TWC last year.  TWC is loaded with real estate, and cash flow. I would not sell any of these positions.  The lower leverage, and a gradual ...more  
Comment by MOJOJONOon May 01, 2019 1:45am

RE:RE:Strategy?

Initiated a small position in this today. Ouch though with the 20% discount. They appear to still be in quite a bit of debt, but Morguard is going to slowly take them out. In any case the reduction ...more  
Post by bruloilon Apr 30, 2019 4:18pm

This last right offering is

This last right offering is completely in compliance with a total lack of ethic that looks like more to crook than serious management is my personal view. Is it yours also? That is the canadian ...more  
Post by Munkybarzon Apr 30, 2019 2:14pm

Time line in a nutshell

This is a synopsis of TPH starting at the suspension of the dividend payments on Jan 29 2016. https://www.canadianinsider.com/company-news?ticker=TPH
Comment by mangoeon Apr 30, 2019 1:17pm

RE:Dump my shares

I had lots of shares when this was an oil trust paying high dividends, the conservative financing minister under the Harper government destroyed the oil trust, they did massive roll back with Temple ...more  
Comment by ariesleafon Apr 30, 2019 12:50pm

RE:Strategy?

I will be buying my limit. 
Post by undervalueon Apr 30, 2019 12:11pm

Strategy?

Morguard knows that pissed off shareholders do not excercise rights. They are going to mop up shares not taken up pro rata. They are forcing George to put in more cash to hold his ten percent. They ...more  
Comment by ariesleafon Apr 30, 2019 11:16am

RE:Another rights offering. 1.50

Morguard gets to use the money twice by paying debt owing to them. Plus using funds from repayment to buy back more shares. This way  Morguard can sell TPH higher with less debt.