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Alaris Equity Partners Income 6 25 Senior Unsecured Debentures T.AD.DB.A

Alternate Symbol(s):  ADLRF | T.AD.UN

Alaris Equity Partners Income Trust (the Trust) is a Canada-based trust. The Trust’s operations consist of investments in private operating entities, typically in the form of preferred or common limited partnership interests, preferred or common interest in limited liability corporations in the United States, and loans receivable. The Trust’s Canadian investments are made through a wholly owned Canadian corporation, Alaris Equity Partners Inc. and its American investments are made through two Delaware corporations, Alaris Equity Partners USA Inc., Salaris USA Royalty Inc., and their subsidiaries.


TSX:AD.DB.A - Post by User

Comment by HermannHalleron Jun 17, 2022 9:47am
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Post# 34764061

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:AD.UN should be defensive

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:AD.UN should be defensiveIt's interesting to hear what the Fed is expecting, but remember that it changes dramatically over time. Compare what they said this week to what they were saying last fall. They don't know the future anymore than anyone else.

Also, the US Fed has a dual mandate, they have to be concerned about jobs. If job losses start to emerge, despite the oil price, they will have to pullback.

Finally, although I agree the Russian sanctions are likely to last for years, it doesn't mean oil keeps going up. Oil has jumped up to $120, if it is still $120 a year from now, that's a high oil price, but it's a zero inflation rate. It doesn't need to go back to $80. 
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