Artis Real Estate Investment Pref Shs Series E T.AX.PR.E

Sandpiper's proposed board member... caution...

[Hwyone]

One of Sandpiper's proposed board members was part of Spyglass Resources that ended up in recievership, stock holders were burned on that one..

[warrenbluffit]

Exactly.. some of you might want to research Sandpiper a little better.. I also invest in Dream Office, he was trying to stir the pot there, but got burned, pound his chest that he owned over 10% of it, then Covid hit and I guaranteed he had his margin account called and lost millions of dollars.. Cooper has very little respect for this guy which tells you a lot. Also if you follow Artis those

[ntcse123]

Well I guess they have good taste, I've also owned Dream Office.  I believe they sold 1 million shares in the 16s but still hold 8.5% of the company, they stated they liked Dream Office still but they wished to invest elsewhere, maybe there was another opportunity, maybe they were overlevaraged.  Of course entrenched management doesn't like activist investors, doesn't mean

[warrenbluffit]

That is apretty lenght response, btu anyway it is pretty clear your agenda here. Good Luck I am not changing my opinion you know exactly what I meant.. anybody listing to the confernce calls hear Artis president talk about Calgary and all the other stuff above. At least tell things as they are , you arent about creating value or workign for the investors, you are a self absorb activist , good

[ntcse123]

I don't have an agenda other than to make money.  I'm from Winnipeg so know of Artis and understand some of their properties here which are nice including the strip mall close to where I live in St. Vital that is full of pandemic proof business like Shoppers, Liquor Mart, cannabis, pizza, clinic, tim hortons, etc.  I had heard of Artis initially from Rob Tetrault that worked for

[warrenbluffit]

Maybe you should be next CEO! so modest! I don't care how many shares youhave and if you are googling things you are very selective.. you sound just like them. I just hate bulliies and half truths.. Time for wine and steak. Goodnight kiddo!

[ntcse123]

First off if I'm modest or not is irrelevant, I'm not here for a pi$$ing contest anyway and you misinterpreted yet again, maybe my point is simply that I'm not a moron and that my interests are aligned with unitholders.  I'm here to make money, not be a bagholder for a decade.  Artis' unit price was 15 bucks on March 1, 2006, explain how that is so incredible. 

[warrenbluffit]

You say you have no agenda, but you defended Sandpiper Losing probably around $20m in two months at Dream as some sort of they probably had a better strategy where to invest the money.. seriously? And you want to talk investments. They are at full tilt losing money on a lot of investments my guess is they are down another 50% on extendcare.. anyway he bought shares at $35 bragged about it and

[ntcse123]

OK, so good dialogue.  Regarding Dream Office I read this article for when they disclosed they met the 10% ownership:: https://renx.ca/dream-office-reit-sandpiper-group-10-per-cent/ So in there, it is stated that Sandpiper started buying Dream Office at about 24.  Yes I have read another article that they sold off 15% of their stake to protect their liquidity so it was in

[warrenbluffit]

I hope you had a good day off. SAndpiper was the one that said their average was around $35, but again it doesn't mater.  My point and what i believe is that they are no Messiah and not qualified to run a diversified REIT either, the investment bankers spent years and hours on this stock, a NAV of $18? come on, we are lucky if we get a 10% bump over analyst predictions, if they come in

[ThePunch]

Just remember the devil you know.  The devil you don't know comes with a reputation.

[ntcse123]

For the vote, we will see what happens.  But regardless of outcome, this is still undervalued. So this discussion would be more relevant at 12 bucks a share or higher, no point in selling before them on all shares.  Regardless of outcome there's no way we are priced right currently with a medium term view.  Even if management NAV is accurate today, real estate in general is

[Malpeque2]

ntcse123:    Liked your last post.   Found my way to Artis when the activists arrived.   Up 20% or more.   Sold most of my position to buy H&R ahead of their earnings/FFO  release last week.  Looked a bit cheaper,    Now up 10% on that one.    Sold most of it today to buy  these others where the mgmt has skin in the

[ntcse123]

Hi Malpeque, Early this summer I did a deep dive in the REIT space  - I went through Wikipedia and literally started going through every REIT in Canada.  Wanted a diversified basket but was especially interested in those that had taken an unecessary beating from their Feb high price.  One of those was H&R, it remains one of my top holdings, would call it a combination of value

[warrenbluffit]

also on your family note: Maybe you should know who they really are..but i have an indication you do. don't be shy to ask for more..  FrontFour's short-term strategy The dissidents claim to be long-term investors. In its circular, Granite highlighted that FrontFour has a history of short-term investments, with an average investment holding period of approximately three quarters

[Thenewjules]

Speaking of burning shareholders was anyone else In All in west capital?  All in west  board was same guys as  Artis - Victor Thielman, Wayne Townsend, Edward Warkenton. Same victor that just resigned suddenly from ax. Ceo was a martens too. These guys lost thousands of my dollars when company pushed to bankruptcy by creditors after failed real estate play.. I sold most of my