BPY.UN-T
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BAM has other deals in the works too, aside from this tender offer. Tendering your shares is safer, but if your time horizon is long enough and you can take a bit of risk, you can hang onto your shares. Obviously, BAM thinks there's some value there.
BAM has other deals in the works too, aside from this tender offer. Tendering your shares is safer, but if your time horizon is long enough and you can take a bit of risk, you can hang onto your shares. Obviously, BAM thinks there's some value there.
She doesn't own direct retail, but BPY holds the best-in-class assets run by the smartest managers. It's also trading at a ridiculous discount. It yields over a 11% dividend yield. BAM'A is the majority owner and is buying back a big chunk of shares in the next three months. BPY has strongly underperformed since Brookfield took this public five years ago. Problems: holds core office assets and leverage is high, which is how Brookfield runs real estate. Also, its LP structure is a barrier to many large U.S. funds. She likes BPY.UN. If the stock price doesn't perform, the Brookfield parent will buy it entirely. Cutting the dividend won't help the stock, and the dividend is safe. It's a great company to hold this and you get paid 11-12% to wait.
She doesn't own direct retail, but BPY holds the best-in-class assets run by the smartest managers. It's also trading at a ridiculous discount. It yields over a 11% dividend yield. BAM'A is the majority owner and is buying back a big chunk of shares in the next three months. BPY has strongly underperformed since Brookfield took this public five years ago. Problems: holds core office assets and leverage is high, which is how Brookfield runs real estate. Also, its LP structure is a barrier to many large U.S. funds. She likes BPY.UN. If the stock price doesn't perform, the Brookfield parent will buy it entirely. Cutting the dividend won't help the stock, and the dividend is safe. It's a great company to hold this and you get paid 11-12% to wait.
BPY.UN-T vs. BAM.A-T. BPY.UN-T has some of the worst exposure if you are worried about a slow economic recovery and how we will react if there is a second wave. The stock has been cut in half. He loves BAM.A-T and he thinks they are one of the smartest investors on the street. You could make the case that BPY.UN-T is undervalued. If you are looking for short term moves, then this might be one of them.
BPY.UN-T vs. BAM.A-T. BPY.UN-T has some of the worst exposure if you are worried about a slow economic recovery and how we will react if there is a second wave. The stock has been cut in half. He loves BAM.A-T and he thinks they are one of the smartest investors on the street. You could make the case that BPY.UN-T is undervalued. If you are looking for short term moves, then this might be one of them.
BAM.A-T is a backstop for BPY.UN-T. None knows how safe the dividends are because no one knows what our COVID recovery looks like. He is concerned that when we get out of this, he thinks many people will work at home so he believes the demand projections from before the pandemic will not be the case afterwards. He prefers the infrastructure space with Brookfield.
BAM.A-T is a backstop for BPY.UN-T. None knows how safe the dividends are because no one knows what our COVID recovery looks like. He is concerned that when we get out of this, he thinks many people will work at home so he believes the demand projections from before the pandemic will not be the case afterwards. He prefers the infrastructure space with Brookfield.
BPY.UN into BIP.UN? They do not own either Brookfield holdings. He has a favourable view on all the Brookfield entities and prefers to hold BIP.UN over BPY.UN as the former holds a lot of retail space. There is a huge infrastructure shortage around the world, so BIP.UN is well positioned for this opportunity.
BPY.UN into BIP.UN? They do not own either Brookfield holdings. He has a favourable view on all the Brookfield entities and prefers to hold BIP.UN over BPY.UN as the former holds a lot of retail space. There is a huge infrastructure shortage around the world, so BIP.UN is well positioned for this opportunity.
Ranking : 5 out of 5
Bullish - Buy Signals / Votes : 17
Neutral - Hold Signals / Votes : 7
Bearish - Sell Signals / Votes : 10
Total Signals / Votes : 34
Brookfield Property Partners is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol BPY.UN-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (BPY-UN-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:BPY.UN or BPY.UN-T
In the last year, 34 stock analysts published opinions about BPY.UN-T. 17 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 10 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is HOLD. Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Brookfield Property Partners.
Brookfield Property Partners was recommended as a Top Pick by Stockchase Insights on 2020-09-11. Read the latest stock experts ratings for Brookfield Property Partners.
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34 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Brookfield Property Partners In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2020-09-21, Brookfield Property Partners (BPY.UN-T) stock closed at a price of $14.27.
Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Picks from 5i Research. There are concerns over the impact of coronavirus on retail locations. They just completed a large share buyback and the company is committed to the distribution. They have a good track record and the company is looking long term to opportunity in retail when the virus has passed. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free