Sienna Senior Living Inc LWSCF

Sienna is getting unduly punished for really a minor miss

[dogatcat]

It is a steal at these levels.   You simply cannot deny the growth profile.   They need to pressure governments to offer more $$$ for the LTC beds or stop providing LTC.  That will change the outlook immediately.

[Tommy123]

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[dogatcat]

I just bought another 3000 shares at $11.20.   I am in this for the long haul.

[liljohnnyjoke]

double whammy as releases earnings right as going ex divy, should claw its way back to $12 levels in time for the March divy

[maplak]

Don't expect anything from the government. The government is broke, lazy and unreliable just like Tommy 123 he is the government employee. Only positive thing is no more TIK TOK playing/ watching on the job. 1/3 of government should be laid off and savings applied for aging retirees. By the way I just retired yesterday. SIA is my biggest dog in my dividend portfolio a garbage with no good

[newcoin]

Congratulations on your retirement!!

[maplak]

Thanks. 31 years of service. 

[dogatcat]

Governments need to deal with  LTC beds otherwise they will soon be kicked out.   More money is coming Sienna's way.   Watch and see.  It is bargain here under $11.   

[flamingogold]

maplak, have you considered HOT.UN? It is paying around 9% and that dividend is still 70% below pre-pandemic levels so there is opportunity for capital appreciation as well as monthly income. A decent buy at current levels but a steal if it drops below $2.50. If you want something more diversified take a look at BMAX, also paying 9%.

[maplak]

Thanks interesting picks. I used to follow on/off HOT. UN but still not convinced. BMAX don't know never heard about it. A month ago I have bought MKP since up about 4% . Also looking at ARCC the problem is withholding tax. It's is only good for RRSP  As of now being retired I have no intention to buy anything new maybe just to switch some stocks around. Thinking about RUS as of now I

[flamingogold]

Another option I forgot to mention that is in healthcare but more diversified and a steady payer at just under 9% is HHL. It's an ETF that trades here in on the TSX but gives you exposure to a basket of large cap US healthcare leaders. I own it as well as the others I suggested. GL to whatever you choose.