Is Rio Can a Growth REIT? #wealthsimple #investing #reits

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We take a deep dive to look at the investing opportunity we call Rio Can. THey have had amazing growth over the last year, we will look to see if this means they are a growth REIT or is something else going on?

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Life is wonderful, I love this life,
I also love your content today, very cool.
Together

kpcstv
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And there it is! Love rio can! Great video Candace as always!

NatePolmateer
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The problem i have with Riocan is their distribution growth track record over the last 10 years - next to nil ...

shirleycrosner
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Well done Candace. Riocan is a great company with great potential when it comes to ROI. A great place to invest. 96, 8% occupancy? Insane

MountainofInspiration
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Why not buy RS which holds all the best REITs and pays over 8%.

acdatz
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I think some discussion on their dividend growth or lack thereof is warranted. They cut dividends from 0.12 per share in Dec 2020 to 0.08 and then slightly increased to 0.085. In my opinion, the dividend cut is red flag and they need to get it back to 0.12 again to say the company is resilient. As a passive income investor that relies on dividends, the dividend haircut was not a good thing. Also, considering they are not a growth stock, if they stop growing their dividend, your passive income from them won't keep up with inflation. I was able to pick this up below $15 during 2020 so I am happy with my current position (upside in both stock price and dividend payout), otherwise I would not really be interested in this stock.

ddelmarsmith
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I like and hold RioCan, one of the first stocks I owned. I wonder how they’ll morph or adapt to the death of retail space. I don’t see this growing long term as our economy and technology shifts.

bonjoursoleil