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Samurai Capital Corp V.SMU.UN


Primary Symbol: V.SSS.P

Samurai Capital Corp. is a Canada-based capital pool company (CPC). The Company's principal business is the identification, evaluation and acquisition of assets, properties or businesses with a view to complete a qualifying transaction (QT). The Company has not commenced business operations and has not generated any revenues.


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Post by 15Stanmoreon Nov 09, 2020 6:15pm
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Price to Book Value

Price to Book ValueIf I have my numbers right, SMU.UN is now trading at 1.4 times it Net Book Value. This compared to other REITs that continue to trade at a discount to the quarterly FMV adjusted net book values, some like MRT trading at a 70% discount. SMU.UN distribution yield has now fallen below 4%, compared to above 8% for many of the REITs trading at a discount to the NBV.

Maybe time to rotate out of REITs that have recovered to a premium to NBV, and reivest in those that remain significantly below?

Any thoughts from other investors?
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