Thursday, January 14, 2016 10:31:33 AM
Extendicare (NASDAQOTH:EXETF) -- This was a truly unfortunate experience, as management just worked over
shareholders in a terrible way. It ran the REIT's American business into the ground and then sold it at a low point
(very much like buy high/sell low investors). The conference call announcing the deal was unbelievable, and you
could hear the anxiety in the CEO's voice as he delivered the news and parried questions from analysts. With only
a little cash going back to shareholders in the form of a stock buyback -- surely after some investors twisted
management's arm -- shareholders were right to dump the stock. It would be much more accretive to buy back stock
at these prices, but management wants to expand the business. That would be poor capital allocation.
James Royal
(TMFRoyal)
Jan 23, 2015 at 10:06AM
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