Q: MKP this company seems to be a steady climber with a great dividend , is it one to buy or is there better ones in the same sector to pursue ? thanks
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Q: Good afternoon!
This is one of Dorr Capital's funds that invest in mortgages (assumedly higher risk), and are speculating (pun intended!) a return of 7.5% annually, with distributions monthly.
The management fee is 1.25% (Series "A") or .85% (Series "F"). There is a cost to redeem on 30 days notice of 2% if in 1 year or 1% if in the second year.
I don't think this is much of a good idea, but was wondering:
1) Your thoughts on this specific investment?
2) Would there be any equities you could steer me towards that do this type of investment but without the management fees or the slow redemptions?
Thanks!
PaulK
This is one of Dorr Capital's funds that invest in mortgages (assumedly higher risk), and are speculating (pun intended!) a return of 7.5% annually, with distributions monthly.
The management fee is 1.25% (Series "A") or .85% (Series "F"). There is a cost to redeem on 30 days notice of 2% if in 1 year or 1% if in the second year.
I don't think this is much of a good idea, but was wondering:
1) Your thoughts on this specific investment?
2) Would there be any equities you could steer me towards that do this type of investment but without the management fees or the slow redemptions?
Thanks!
PaulK
Q: May I please have your comments on earnings. Cheers
Q: Am looking at two for a company with good yield and growing dividends. Quick analysis : both have good management ; different sectors, one with oil/ gas issues and the other has risks in the housing market. Would FN follow the banks movement and how close does PKI track the oil/ gas index ? Understand PKI is in one of your models. PKI keeps hitting the $40.00 mark and has difficulty breaking out while FN has declined recently. Your choice ? Thanks. Derek
Q: Are there any companies you like in the MIC space right now?
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Home Capital Group Inc. (HCG)
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First National Financial Corporation (FN)
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Atrium Mortgage Investment Corporation (AI)
Q: How would you go about identifying a proxy to the Canadian residential real estate market? Ultimately, I would like to short the real estate market but can't seem to design the trade. Any guidance would be helpful.
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PayPal Holdings Inc. (PYPL)
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Visa Inc. (V)
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Block Inc. Class A (SQ)
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First National Financial Corporation (FN)
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Firm Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation (FC)
Q: I own GSY on your recommendation. I also own ZEB for simple exposure to all the Canadian banks. I'm interested in finding other niche opportunities in the financial space, whether on the income side or the growth side (or blended). Someone mentioned Firm Capital Mortgage Investment Corp (FC) for income, recognizing this also entails some real estate exposure. What is your view of FC, and what other suggestions would you have? Thanks.
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
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First National Financial Corporation (FN)
Q: i am being ask to sell BPY and have no choice. I have lots and need do something with money. I was looking for another REITS. I understand few if any will pay dividend of BPY. I do own little bit of etf zre. I have done with & like dividend monthly. I also own banks, utilities, pipelines, railroads plus few other REITS. I am looking for more dividends. I also own too many faangs. I just want to know your suggestions?
Q: Do you have a preference of one over the other. Also, First National pays a dividend. Firm Capital pays out interest. Wondering about FC's structure and any shareholder liability.
Tx in advance.
Tx in advance.
Q: I am looking to invest in one of these two companies. as a way to play the real estate market other than through the banks. They both seem to have good management. How secure is their dividend and who would have stronger growth prospects? Any other comments greatly appreciated and do you have a preference? Thanks. Derek
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Brookfield Property Partners L.P. (BPY.UN)
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Acadian Timber Corp. (ADN)
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iShares Canadian Financial Monthly Income ETF (FIE)
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First National Financial Corporation (FN)
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Choice Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CHP.UN)
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True North Commercial Real Estate Investment Trust (TNT.UN)
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Plaza Retail REIT (PLZ.UN)
Q: Would you please rank these companies in descending order of their dividend reliability.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Q: Peter, my wife is interested in enhancing her annual returns while staying relatively conservative. She already has a balanced stock portfolio and for new funds she is considering mortgages. Can you suggest any publicly-traded mortgage investment companies with a good track record and reputation?
Q: How do the latest results look and what do you think for the remainder of the year with respect to income? Thanks.
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Finning International Inc. (FTT)
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Alaris Equity Partners Income Trust (AD.UN)
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First National Financial Corporation (FN)
Q: I believed all reported. May I have your comments please. (Almost afraid to ask!). Thank you
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First National Financial Corporation (FN)
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MCAN Mortgage Corporation (MKP)
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Atrium Mortgage Investment Corporation (AI)
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Firm Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation (FC)
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Timbercreek Financial Corp. (TF)
Q: Hello 5i Team
Could you please provide an update on the mortgage investment corporation.
Are they a reasonable source of higher yield interest income?
The four MIC and First National have suffered the declines similar to the market.
These investments would be held in my RRSP for long term interest income and not for capital gains. These would be a small portion of my high yield fixed income portfolio which includes corporate bonds and convertible debentures.
How did MIC fare in the low interest rate environment after the 2008 crash / recession as most stock charts only go back 10 years.
Thanks for the excellent advice in the last four weeks with all the market changes.
Could you please provide an update on the mortgage investment corporation.
Are they a reasonable source of higher yield interest income?
The four MIC and First National have suffered the declines similar to the market.
These investments would be held in my RRSP for long term interest income and not for capital gains. These would be a small portion of my high yield fixed income portfolio which includes corporate bonds and convertible debentures.
How did MIC fare in the low interest rate environment after the 2008 crash / recession as most stock charts only go back 10 years.
Thanks for the excellent advice in the last four weeks with all the market changes.
Q: Looks like a good entry price here, do you feel the dividend is secure.
Q: Do you think the very high yield of First Financial is simply a case of being dragged down with everything else or is there anything else I should be aware of.
Thank you
Paul
Thank you
Paul
Q: FN is down over 5% on a secondary offering. Can I get your take on this, and also on what you think of First National as an investment now? Is there a similar company you feel would make a better investment?
Q: Hi. May I please have your comment of FN’s earnings. Cheers
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First National Financial Corporation (FN)
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Atrium Mortgage Investment Corporation (AI)
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Firm Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation (FC)
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Timbercreek Financial Corp. (TF)
Q: Will you vibe me a list of 4 mortgage funds and their annual dividend. Thx