Killam Apartment REIT T.KMP.UN

RE:RE:RE:Can someone explain this

[Maxmoe]

What a magoo. I offered a plausible explanation to a question. You offered a poorly constructed weak criticism with no alternative explanation to said simple question.  The market, investors, and this one in particular, is forward looking and not literally, like a toddler. Outside that simplistic world, in reality, all that debt comes due and will roll over at higher interest rates unless rates plummet again. Even in your world the "renegotiation" will result in higher rates. That may be 1% higher. It may be 4% higher. The uncertainty adds to the weakness in the stock.

DanielDarden123 wrote: Your analysis would be more useful if you made the necessary and important distinction between floating rate debt and fixed mortgage debt. If you check the balance sheet you will realize that most is fixed and does not escalate with a rate increase but rather is renegotiated at the end of the term. That is not considered in your calculation and is therefore misleading. Yes, interest rates affect real estate values but so does inflation. Keeping the proper perspective is important.