Extendicare Inc (EXE.TO) Buy, Sell or Hold

Extendicare Inc (EXE.TO)

26.75

+0.18 (0.68%)

as of Nov 2, 2026, 9:00:00 pm Market Closed.

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SELL

Now gov’t regulations in US on their facilities. Market believes this will hammer their margins. He thinks this will be the trend and will affect Canada too. Doesn’t now if the dividend is safe. They have to operate in the environment and we will see if it is safe

HOLD

Will have to face reduced sales. Regulatory problem. Would sell if it pops a dollar or two.

HOLD

75% US and each state sets their own rules. The rules changed suddenly. Knocked the stock very, very hard. Now are saying business is very good and they can make the dividend they are paying. But they aren’t sure what politicians are going to do. Isn’t selling but don’t dive back in.

DON'T BUY

US regulatory body dropped retirement home funding by 12%, which hurt the stock. It will be hard for them to go up in value. Prefers Leisure World (LW-T), where provincial regulations are much simpler to understand.

SELL

Have huge legislative and political risks. Center for Medicaid services announced they were going to cut reimbursement rates for some procedures by 11% going forward. 3rd or 4th time this stock has been down 10%-20% in the last 2 years. (See Top Picks.)

DON'T BUY

Have nursing homes in the US as well as Canada, which are being reimbursed by Medicare and Medicaid. Had a sharp decline today because those reimbursements are going to decline sharply. Doesn't like their exposure to government entities. Dividend could be at risk.

DON'T BUY

His big concern with retirement/nursing homes is the extent the government would feel compelled to become involved. Soon as they get involved, costs go up and profits go down. This REIT would not be on his list.

SELL

Focus in the nursing center, in the US. A lot of litigation in this space, would rather stay in Canada.

COMMENT

Long-term seniors’ care facilities in US and Canada. Complicated business because of government rules/regulations that vary among jurisdictions. They need to keep their beds filled and the rules can be varied so he doesn’t own.

DON'T BUY

Extendicare is the nursing homes in U.S. and Canada. There has been a recent fall in the U.S.side because revenue from the government has decreased, it is a recovery story, volatile. He likes Leisure World better which is an all Ontario nursing home.

HOLD

Nursing homes in US and Canada. Just acquired a company that gave them 16,000 beds. Outperformed last couple of quarters and has restructured its balance sheet so is in a good spot. De-leveraging and getting cheaper funding. Blew away numbers this quarter. Has a little more to go but getting close to being fully priced. Prefers Leisureworld (LW-T).

STRONG BUY

Technically looks great. It is going higher in a difficult market. This is the kind of stock you want to own and to buy more. The right place at the right time.

BUY

Big portion of business in the US. Recent numbers were better than previous. They are doing their job. They are good at it. Likes it despite the complications.

BUY

Big part of its earnings is from the US and the US is always changing the rules. Good yield and has done well. Good yield. Very volatile.

DON'T BUY

An operating business, so he doesn’t like it. Very disappointing Q3. A write down around self-insured liabilities. 3’rd time this year when an unanticipated event drove down price. If you can’t quantify the risk, don’t buy it. 8.6% yield. Distribution is safe.

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