The Hidden Drawbacks of Split-Share Corporations

The Hidden Drawbacks of Split-Share Corporations

Split-share corporations come with inherent drawbacks that can hand investors unexpected and unwelcomed costs sooner than they’d planned
Split-share corporations: they’re just one of the areas in which Pat McKeough’s Inner Circle can get our investment research. Members also get to ask investment questions of Pat… Read More

AI should take Thomson’s shares higher

Thomson Reuters has soared 160% for our subscribers in the past five years. That’s mainly because it sold its financial information business and used the proceeds to reward investors. The company is now adding artificial intelligence features to its legal and tax information products, which… Read More

Newsmax plans to go public

NEWSMAX INC. has filed paperwork with U.S. regulators for an initial public offering (IPO) of common shares. The shares will trade on New York under the symbol NMAX.
Based in Florida, the company operates a conservative-focused cable TV news channel, as well as online portals. Broadcasting supplies… Read More

A Yield to Caution

TD 1ST PREFERRED CLASS A SERIES 1 $24.54 (Toronto symbol TD.PF.A) is a preferred share issue from TD Bank (Toronto symbol TD).
The TD Series 1 Preferred yields 3.8%. That’s lower than the 5.1% offered by the bank’s common shares.
Note, though, that preferred shares behave more like long-term… Read More

Narrower focus pays off for Thomson

Starting 2018, Thomson Reuters has worked to wind down its financial information business and use the proceeds to reward investors. Thanks to that strategy, its stock has soared 200% in the past five years. We feel Thomson can still go higher as it shifts its… Read More