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Purpose Canadian Financial Income Series A T.BNC

The fund seeks to provide shareholders with (i) long-term capital appreciation through investment in a portfolio of Canadian Banks (defined below) (up to 70% on an equal weighted basis) and Canadian Insurance Companies (defined below) (up to 30% on an equal weighted basis) and (ii) monthly distributions.To achieve its investment objectives, the fund will invest primarily in equity securities of Canadian Banks (up to 70% on an equal weighted basis) and to a lesser extent Canadian Insurance Companies (up to 30% on an equal weighted basis). portfolio of Canadian Banks (defined below) (up to 70% on an equal weighted basis) and CanadianInsurance Companies (defined below) (up to 30% on an equal weighted basis) and (ii) monthlydistributions.


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Comment by scroll4factson Sep 11, 2016 11:54am
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Post# 25226157

RE:What a Disaster !!!

RE:What a Disaster !!!Would it be possible for the shareholders to have a complete and comprehensive review
of all the motives that triggered and justified such a deal.  I mean, since we have about
$34M in the bank and a very low burn rate, why such a rush to give this biotech for just
over its cash value?  I don't understand why this is done in the greater interest of the
shareholder's wealth.  Since about no value is attached to IP, MCNA, tax credits and plants
in the current deal, why they don't just lend $30M at a 10% interest rate.  Maybe something
like a convertible loan?  I think his scenario would keep this biotech afloat long enough to 
find a much better deal right?  There must be hundreds of scenarios possible here.  I don't
understand why this current offer is considered a balanced, low-risk and high reward 
opportunity.  I mean we take $35M no risk at all cash and convert those into a biotech 
stock?  Maybe the problem is with me and I should go back to school.

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