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Q: I own Chartwell and H&R few years , they are steady however it appears in the continuing low interst several Reits out perform like Granite REit Dream industrial cap reit etc I don't follow Reits . I am considering replacing one say H&R or both
with quality names in Canada or U.S Sector doesn't Matter
Read Answer Asked by thambirajah on December 18, 2019
Q: Can you help me?! I just received the proceeds from the buyout of Dream Global. About $10 of the 16.79 price is designated as a dividend in my transaction history. The press release says it is an all cash transaction. I had planned, with this transaction, to realize a certain level of capital gains for 2019. If this $10 shows up on my tax slip as a dividend that throws my planning out the window and I only have a few days to rectify.

Itrade says they can’t help as does the transfer agent.
Geoff
Read Answer Asked by Geoff on December 17, 2019
Q: Hello, if you had to buy either CSH.UN or NWH.UN today, which one of these two companies would you buy? Could you also compare their debt? I know one should not look at past performances, but over the last three years NWH.UN has done much better than CSH.UN. Would you say that NWH.UN is also indirectly related to health care? Thanks, Gervais
Read Answer Asked by Gervais on December 17, 2019
Q: I am a recently retired income investor with a diversified portfolio that includes 14 Reits totaling about 15% of my portfolio. While they have done well over the last couple of years (especially in the last 6 months), they have been declining in unison recently. Do you think that this is the start of a rotation away from REITS and into more growth stocks, or simply some short term profit taking? How do you feel about REITS overall as an income strategy?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Hans on December 13, 2019
Q: Is there a particular reason why REITs are being hammered today? The fed left interest rates unchanged (as was expected) and long term bond rates dropped. Shouldn't that be good for REITs? Utilities and Telcos don't seem to be getting hit remotely as hard.
Read Answer Asked by John on December 12, 2019
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