Alaris Royalty Corp ALARF

Shares are good value

[OceanRanger1]

This company historicly trades at a premium to book value.
Book value after the write-down is $15.78 per share.
When we see a return to the historical trading range it will be $16+ and it pays a 12% dividend while you wait.
Not a pro just an investor but I was buying today because I see good value.
I believe it could return to the high teens without breaking a sweat but that's just my own humble opinion.
Management is solid and their interests are aligned with shareholders as they are large stock holders.
They have been buying heavy all the way down.
....not a lot of downside risk here either.
Risk reward looks good to me.

Long Alaris!!!

[shawshank2]

There is no excuse for the cra ppy investments they have made. Better companies out there

[GerryKar]

Alaris' business model is to invest in crappy companies and that's basically how I feel about my investment in Alaris--I've invested in a crappy company.  I've owned Alaris on and off for 6 years, giving management the benefit of the doubt to turn this ship around, but I have finally accepted that Alaris' management is over-rated and there are much better and less risky

[rdgeo44]

Good luck investing your money somewhere else in these crazy times. I hope you get to sell then go away & don't bother posting here again. Have a ggod week & stay healthy....rdgeo

[GerryKar]

Rdgeo, As a shareholder, why am I not allowed to have an opinion? If you don't like what I have to say--that management has made a large number of poor investments that have cost shareholders dearly--then please be more constructive and explain how I am wrong. Please share why you are invested in this company and others should continue to do the same. Maybe you can change my mind. 

[rdgeo44]

Hey GK. I didn't mean to stifle your free speech, I just dont understand why someone with such a negative attitude to management would continue to hold shares in a company. After all, isn't good management key to any good investment. I have enjoyed the dividend up to now & really you can't blame management for the pandemic & the negative effect on the stock market, whether it

[GripnRip]

Here’s to give a better sense of Alaris’s risks. In its operating history, of the 15 businesses that it exited, four led to huge losses but the rest delivered double-digit rates of returns. Overall, the average total returns were 63%.