Diversified Royalty Corp T.DIV

Alternate Symbol(s): BEVFF | T.DIV.DB.A

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Diversified Royalty Corp. is a multi-royalty company. The Company is engaged in acquiring royalties from multi-location businesses and franchisors in North America. It owns Mr. Lube + Tires, AIR MILES, Sutton, Mr. Mikes, Nurse Next Door, Oxford Learning Centres, Stratus Building Solutions and BarBurrito trademarks. Mr. Lube + Tires is the quick lube service business in Canada, with locations across Canada. AIR MILES is a coalition loyalty program. Sutton is a residential real estate brokerage franchisor business in Canada. Mr. Mikes operates casual steakhouse restaurants in western Canadian communities. Nurse Next Door is a home care provider. Oxford Learning Centres is a franchisee supplemental education service. Stratus Building Solutions is a commercial cleaning service franchise company providing comprehensive environmentally friendly janitorial, building cleaning, and office cleaning services in the United States. BarBurrito is a quick-service Mexican restaurant food chain.

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Comment by TickerTwiton Jun 04, 2021 4:08pm

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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Paid today!

But I'm not providing information that needs citation.

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wheeloffortune wrote: I don't need to give my information because I'm citing the sources of where I got my information from. You're not.

TickerTwit wrote:

wheeloffortune wrote:
How about you post your real name, address and phone numberon here to put your money where your mouth is.

I don't see yours.

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wheeloffortune wrote:
Market Beat has a real name and address--it's not an anonymous organization or individual.

No one there is systematically analyzing financial statements of thousands of exchange-listed companies. It's a program. All of the free sites are program-driven, and the programs are too simplistic to trust for investing purposes. You would do far better to calculate payout ratios on your own. Then you can work in important details, such as "Should I use Payout/Earnings or Payout/FCF or something else that's tuned to the type of business I'm looking at?"