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To: trustmanic who wrote (6302)9/11/2003 5:33:07 PM
From: The Jack of Hearts   of 11633
 
Any opinions on Provident's new midstream endeavour.. I have not looked at it yet.
regards
Kastel

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To: The Jack of Hearts who wrote (6303)9/11/2003 6:17:34 PM
From: Ken Ludwig   of 11633
 
Well, I bought 6000 shares this morning because I think it makes sense to broaden the base from which dividends flow and this should be accretive to earnings. Should also provide some insurance for us non-Canadian owners (and former Canadian in my case)since a higher % of ownership will be in Canada if I understand the deal correctly. price was pretty good, too.

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To: CanStocks who wrote (4478)9/11/2003 8:06:29 PM
From: Monkey Man   of 11633
 
I heard a rumor that Timberwest is selling assets to make distributions. Has anyone heard something along the same lines?

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To: Ken Ludwig who wrote (6304)9/11/2003 8:14:43 PM
From: The Jack of Hearts   of 11633
 
broaden the base from which dividends flow Thanks, that's my initial thought too but still need to check. Usually I treat PVE as a swing trade.

higher % of ownership will be in Canada Isn't that a function of the financing though, only offered in Canada ? It's the open market trading that can still cause the imbalance later I figure.

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To: The Jack of Hearts who wrote (6306)9/11/2003 8:20:02 PM
From: Ken Ludwig   of 11633
 
This is my 3rd time in this year. It's been profitable.
I hadn't thought about the trading issue. Hmmmm. I do figure that if I buy right the forced selling window, if it comes to that, won't hurt me much if at all. Thanks

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To: LTBH who wrote (6288)9/11/2003 10:06:53 PM
From: Casey   of 11633
 
Networm re: Various Trust Info for American Residents

Check this out. Bypass the articles and go to the section on a U.S. Investor.

wealthbystealth.net 

This is what I referred to earlier.

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To: Casey who wrote (6308)9/12/2003 9:30:20 AM
From: LTBH   of 11633
 
Thx, been doin my version of this for 2 years. I use amount of margin I am comfortable with to finance my next purchase and then pay down that margin with monthly distributions. For TSX onlys, I use a cash account since most house rules only allow margin on US exchange listings.

This makes a small add to overall distribution APR but does allow for buying dips for a better entry point. Not a massively aggressive program but one I can sleep with.

My biggest problem is the next new idea. I moved out of US MBS REITs over 2002/2003 and into Canadian O&G Trusts but am now searching for a new sector.

Networm

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To: LTBH who wrote (6309)9/12/2003 11:43:14 AM
From: a.handbag.   of 11633
 
I've been searching for a new sector for quite a while, and haven't found one. All the warnings about income trusts from professionals seem to me to be applicable to business trusts, and I have to agree with them. Pipelines are good to hold if you got in early enough for them to be yielding 12-13%, but are too pricey now. Same goes for REITs, unless you want to take a flyer on the hotels. That leaves energy, and possibly NIF, but what's not to like?

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To: a.handbag. who wrote (6310)9/12/2003 11:58:31 AM
From: LTBH   of 11633
 
Handbag

I love the Canadian O$G Trusts, the 3 Tax Exempts and 2 Taxable accounts I manage are 100% invested in them (only exception is some EIT/EVDVF in my wife's IRA), HOWEVER, for me, I always like to know where I am heading next and for the last 8 months my only answer is more O$G. I much prefer to be thawing the next steak so I am prepared for when this one is consumed.

Networm

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To: a.handbag. who wrote (6310)9/12/2003 12:18:04 PM
From: bill   of 11633
 
Anyone know why the heating oil trust is sliding? It's
at 12.85 and looks like it could drop back to around
12.00.

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