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Brookfield Office Properties Inc T.BPO.PR.A

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Brookfield Office Properties Inc. is a global office property company. The Company owns, manages, and develops premier assets in the resilient markets. The Company's signature properties define the skylines of dynamic cities around the globe, including New York, Washington, D.C., Houston, Los Angeles, Toronto, Calgary, London, Berlin, Sydney and Perth. From Brookfield Places in New York City, Toronto and Perth to Bankers Hall in Calgary and Bank of America Plaza in Los Angeles, its distinguished portfolio attracts financial, energy, government and professional service organizations which have high credit ratings and maintain long-term leases.


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Comment by SONOFFERGUSon Apr 29, 2024 7:03pm
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RE:RE:RE:Canadian Taxation

RE:RE:RE:Canadian TaxationIndeed, margin bad.  That said, I do run almost everything in my margin account to avoid timing issues.  There's no cost for the option to run a debit in the right circumstance, and I'm running one right now pending exit of a couple of positions.

The rule of thumb I've known is 100 minus age to equities, rest to debt.  That has not been a winning strategy for a long time, ofc.  Maybe it should be revised to 100 minus age to equities, rest to something that at least won't lose money!
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