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McRambuson Jun 13, 2019 8:43pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:SCREW THE LITTLE GUY
RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:SCREW THE LITTLE GUYCanSiamCyp wrote: There is one Canadian REIT which has a different mode of operation: Nexus (NXR.UN). All acquisitions since I have held units are bought by issuing new units from Treasury to the vendor. They issue the new units at $2.10 which is above market - normally in the $1.98 - $2.02 range. Anybody know of any other exceptions?
That is a great strategy as all it does is create sellers when the lockup expires for the vendor. Also certain they are paying a premium for properties this way as there is liquidity risk for vendor accepring payment this way. Want proof? Look at the share price it has not moved since 2014 and price is essentially unchanged. APR had to battle back from $8.50 after the correction from last year and had started at $10, went above $11.50 and was working it's way back up there. Soon as this deal gets soaked up and as long as interest rates remain low this will grind to $12+ easy.