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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Pure Multi-Family REIT LP PMULF

"Pure Multi-Family REIT LP is a Canada-based real estate investment trust. It invests in multi-family real estate properties focused on luxury resort-style apartment communities in the United States, which offers investors exclusive exposure to U.S. multi-family real estate assets. Its portfolios are in Dallas, Texas, Arizona, Houston, Georgia, San Antonio, Phoenix, and Nevada. Its portfolio... see more

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Pure Multi-Family REIT LP > 'Pure'ly passe
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Post by cymynym on Oct 25, 2017 12:01am

'Pure'ly passe

Isn't that managements job prior to making the NCIB announcement?  

  If the shares are so underpriced you surely intend to repurchase substantially more than a measly 1.3%.  

  Just like BDI repurchasing shares at $18.00 and no mention now when they really should be NCIBeing.

  Or as AAR repurchasing at or near an apparent low yet in so small a block as to be negligible.

  Stock buybacks happen at generally too high share prices with little or no consideration for the sacred stockholder.  

  This team cries NCIB indeterminately.  So what should we assume?
Comment by snewguy on Oct 26, 2017 3:21am
do you believe reducing the total number of shares is not benefitting shareholders?
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