Sunday, December 03, 2006 11:13:05 AM
it'ssort of like a Reverse Reit....(just made that up Lol. "RR", copyright pending lol.)
Reits dividend out cash flow. Since CBAY is not a Reit, to enhance shareholder value they could buy back shares with funds that would otherwise be Reit dividends.
They can also refinance some properties to buy back shares. The bottom line is equity has to outpace dilution. At a nickle, they probably can only transact shares for downpayments. good day.
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