Q: Will Dundee come back from the dead? Since its low of two months ago, the trading price has doubled, yet (per Rick Rule) the sum of its investments is still three times its current market value. Would a bull market in mining make this a compelling, leveraged value play? Given its current minimal revenues, what would count as evidence for improvement?
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Q: do you have an opinion about this stock and can anyone own it. Also it has its dividend listed at 97% . I don't understand it. Could you guys please clarify this for me? thanks
Q: Given the large cash influx at a time when metals and mining stocks including juniors seem to be gaining traction, would you be an investor today? I am not sure that I agree with the buyback of preferred shares as the best use of capital and would like to hear your thoughts on this move as well. Can you also confirm my belief that the group of people who run the company are well versed in junior mining investing?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Can you shed any light on the recent lift in share prices of Dundee Corp and its preferred’s; the reason for the trading halt and what the content of the May 6th conference call was?
Thanks, Hugh Jones
Thanks, Hugh Jones
Q: Can I get your take on Dundee Corp. for a 5 year investment.
Thanks for all you do!
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Thanks for all you do!
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Q: Thinking about a higher risk investment: DC.PR.E currently pays 8% and is retractable June 2019, yielding another 6% in capital gains.
What are the chances DC can payout the pref? Can you please shed some light on their viability. Thanks.
What are the chances DC can payout the pref? Can you please shed some light on their viability. Thanks.
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Dundee Corporation Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (DC.A)
Q: I own three reset preferreds that were purchased at the issue price. All are underwater by large amounts. AIM.PR.C is trading at $17.52 yielding 8.8%, AZP.PR.B is trading at $19.20 yielding 7.2%, and DC. PR. B is trading at $16.20 yielding 8.8%. With the dividend tax credit the yield averages is well over 10%. How financial stable are those three companies? Are the yields adequate for the risk being taken? Are those shares sells or holds for income?
Q: Please comment at this price
Q: I was wondering where Dundee Corp. Class A is going in the next year or two, meaning at least to $10.00 dollars? I thought, they were involved in resources and energy, which have been going up recently?