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Wall Financial Corp T.WFC

Alternate Symbol(s):  WFICF

Wall Financial Corporation is a Canada-based real estate investment and development company. The Company is focused on development and management of residential and commercial rental units, development and construction of residential housing units for sale and development and management of hotel properties. Its segments include ownership and management of revenue-producing residential and commercial properties (Rental), ownership and management of hotel properties (Hotel), and the development and sale of residential housing (Development). Its properties include The Beginnings at Peter Wall Mansion, Granville Skytrain Station, 1050 Burrard at Wall Centre, Wall Centre Richmond, Wall Centre Vancouver, Crofton Lands, The Trails Phase 2, Wall Centre Burnaby, 1105 Seymour, Hornby & Drake, Hastings & Gore, Ivy on the Park, Strathcona Village, York Theatre, Wall Centre False Creek, The Capitol Residences & Music School, Yaletown Park, Electric Avenue, and Metropolitan Towers.


TSX:WFC - Post by User

Comment by malx1on Mar 07, 2024 4:02pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:Wynner the Winner of WFC

RE:RE:RE:RE:Wynner the Winner of WFCThat's all well and good.

They didn't generate $97mm in surplus capital during COVID.

They borrowed the money to paid a dividend.


Now what's the interest cost on $97mm at 6% rates?

Only about $5.8mm/yr interest expense to pay out money they didn't have.


Smells funny.    I don't like it.   


You also didn't explain why Mr Bruno got 400k $10 shares when the market price was $16.

Why is that?   Did they serve a giant cake the BOD jumped out of at the AGM?

Maybe.........................................  suspicious stuff IMO


And I could be all wrong, but so far the numbers and price action say I'm on the right track here.

Detective work for just $25/hr.    I'll send you my business card.

wynner wrote: They didn't pay a dividend for 4 years because of COVID.  2019 they paid $2. Not many years when they skipped. Sometimes they pay two dividends. Since 1969. I was just a boomer.
 From 30cents to $3 . Less and less shares outstanding.
2024 is going to be their better year . imo.

This is in my top 3 stock ideas.



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