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Holloway Lodging Corp HLLOF

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"Holloway Lodging Corp is a Canada-based hospitality company that owns and operates hotels across Canada. The company is a real estate company focused on acquiring, owning and operating select and limited service lodging properties and a small complement of full-service hotels primarily in secondary, tertiary and suburban markets. The company is engaged in property management, accounting, sales, purchasing, maintenance and asset management. It owns and operates approximately 30 hotels and holds


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Comment by Loadon Nov 11, 2008 1:57pm
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RE: RE: 99 cents a share

RE: RE: 99 cents a shareheck my pain is minimal.  I have already discounted payout to 2 cents a month anyway anything obove that isa bonus BUT what happen to PPS if and when they annouce reduction.  How low can it go?
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