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user's latest post:
Signature Capital Investment...
Published (2009-11-26 23:21:00)
well I think we should be patient for abit as intheglue mentioned..he seens to be our spokes person and knows alot more than we all do...if indeed it looks like we lose 80% I'm totally in for legal action...media..media,,,media
user's latest post:
Signature Capital Investment...
Published (2009-11-20 13:14:00)
Hello everyone, it nice to see a few more participants. Anyway Pablo and Simone are involved in the decision making as suggested. RSM Richter will not investigate anything. Their job is to mop up the mess. I reiterate we need to have committees formed to advocate for each investment/project because not all of us are in the same projects. Sorry to sign off so quick but I have to attend a meeting I will sign on later today. Cheers!
user's latest post:
Signature Capital Investment...
Published (2009-11-28 15:37:42)
For the Resorts, the investor interest was built into the OM. I think it was like 3.5 million or something. It was all spelled out in the OM. Buy the land, get approval, alter land, sell the lots, pay reps, pay investors interest, pay principal, pay remaining to SCI parent. If all went according to plan and Allen Beach sold for what they were predicting, SCI would get 4 million or something profit. I'm hoping that it is still on track...
user's latest post:
Signature Capital Investment...
Published (2009-11-19 16:25:00)
I regret to inform everyone here that I can no longer communicate on this forum. For official communication, people can visit www.sci.ca or even www.sci.ca/forum. You can ask questions of the receiver and they will respond. I wish everyone the best. Thank you, -Pablo Galvez
user's latest post:
tax reduction
Published (2009-11-28 00:00:00)
Well, here's the good news. This post will not be my 5th challenge to meet in person tomorrow (as I originally suggested a number of weeks ago). Yes, 5th, 10th whatever. It only illustrates your inability to read. It is obvious that although you claim to be "flying" all over the country meeting clients, when one challenges you to do so in a public forum such as this, you refuse. Gee, I was even going to post my full name right...
user's latest post:
Selling off some funds...but...
Published (2009-11-25 02:37:00)
doowrah wrote: Just FYI..I'm a professional who must make extremely important decisons based on very detailed facts & research and yet I find I'm as confused as ever when it comes to my investments which has been frustrating. I've found that obtaining advice from advisors at TDW & previously RBC is questionable as it has been the buy & hold philosophy of funds that are more expensive & poorer performers that...
user's latest post:
Gift Tax
Published (2009-11-24 11:31:00)
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user's latest post:
Canadian bankruptcies soar in...
Published (2009-11-27 00:00:00)
Hardly surprising considering virtually none of the stimulus money went to individuals (in need or otherwise). Cheap credit largely dried up about two years ago... when referring to actual rates paid by your average consumer such as rates on credit cards. The main investment concern here of course is the need for the consumer to drive the economy. Skyrocketing fees and taxes will only compound this problem, not to mention the "jobless...
user's latest post:
tax reduction
Published (2009-11-24 15:39:00)
Shane, You did answer my question as to the acronym SME ... thank you. Unfortunately, you haven`t answered the question as to when the decision to not issue T2124`s was. As you cannot remember when you posted it on your office wall, and you have no recollection of this ``landmark event`` can you disclose when you became aware of this decision? I can ask many other questions, but perhaps leaving you with just one might actually illicit an...
user's latest post:
Signature Capital Investment...
Published (2009-11-26 21:23:00)
I am an investor in the Resorts and CONB (2nd mortgage). I know that I am going to lose all of my investment in CONB because SCI sold it out from under us at a firesale price. It would have been better for us if they had gone into receivership first. We might have been able to see at least some of the project finished and sold. But, considering the fact that they paid 40 to 65% more than the buildings were worth in the first place, I imagine...
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Latest active threads on Canadian Business Forums - Your success is our business.:
Started 8 months, 2 weeks ago (2009-03-15 23:42:00)
by bunyip
Suggest you look at Bridgegate @ the investment beginners thread. If something sounds too good too be true, watchout. This doesn't seem like the best time to be investing in specultive real estate.
Edited by: bunyip on Mar 15, 2009 11:45 PM
Started 2 years, 3 months ago (2007-08-16 18:58:00)
by augustabound
I've never heard of them, nothing on gloveinvestor, yahoo finance or DBRS either. I googled them and their website it's pretty sparse on info. They seem to have retail properties in Westminster, California, and parts of Minnesota. Where did you hear of them and their bond issue?
Started 1 month ago (2009-10-25 02:08:00)
by myfirst50000
Manulife is an insurance and investment company. Being consider a safe sector by investors. Manulife is I think the most important insurance company in Canada. Safe sector and Manulife pay dividend. But between Scotia Bank and Manulife - I prefer Scotia Bank. Own 103 stocks of BNS and none of Manulife. I don't like Manulife as an investment. Don't ask me...
Started 3 years, 5 months ago (2006-06-10 09:00:00)
by moparcanuck
You should probably take a bit of time and read: http://forums.canadianbusiness.com/ thread.jspa?thr eadID=85&tst art=0 There has been quite a discussion on these scams on these boards. CRA is actively pursuing these and seems real keen on reassessing everybody involved in them.
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-11-20 01:07:00)
by jcarsey
A good general approach is to sell funds that have consistently under-performed. This is a strong general strategy for investment as a whole: keep the winners (let them run) and get rid of the losers. Many people get "stuck" holding losing investments because of psychological reluctance to sell the bad ones and "realize" a loss. Don't make ...
Started 10 months, 2 weeks ago (2009-01-15 06:33:00)
by karin43
What goes up, must come down. Real estate went up way too fast in a short time. BUT, interest rates right now are a steal! I would say it might be a good time to buy. HIstorically, the cheapest ever.
Media is a huge factor. People aren't buying anything (real estate included) because of media hype around the recession. Who knows how long...
Started 2 years, 9 months ago (2007-02-24 17:09:00)
by fjjece
Yes I did. The CRA has just sent out a letter disallowing the deduction. Not sure what is going on now, can't get any real info from the CRA, Synergy has assured us they are supplying CRA the information they need but its not looking good. What do you know?
Started 2 days, 9 hours ago (2009-11-27 14:23:00)
by goaltender
I've been getting phishing emails for years from various banks (even in the US), paypal, ebay, you name it. Just be smart enough not to click on the link and enter your information. Also, keep your anti-virus program up to date, hopefully it has anti-phishing. Unfortunately, not everybody is that smart, and people seem to prey on that fact.
It is ...
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Hot threads for last week on Canadian Business Forums - Your success is our business.:
Started 8 months, 2 weeks ago (2009-03-15 23:42:00)
by bunyip
Suggest you look at Bridgegate @ the investment beginners thread. If something sounds too good too be true, watchout. This doesn't seem like the best time to be investing in specultive real estate.
Edited by: bunyip on Mar 15, 2009 11:45 PM
Started 2 years, 9 months ago (2007-02-24 17:09:00)
by fjjece
Yes I did. The CRA has just sent out a letter disallowing the deduction. Not sure what is going on now, can't get any real info from the CRA, Synergy has assured us they are supplying CRA the information they need but its not looking good. What do you know?
Started 3 years, 5 months ago (2006-06-10 09:00:00)
by moparcanuck
You should probably take a bit of time and read: http://forums.canadianbusiness.com/ thread.jspa?thr eadID=85&tst art=0 There has been quite a discussion on these scams on these boards. CRA is actively pursuing these and seems real keen on reassessing everybody involved in them.
Started 2 years, 3 months ago (2007-08-16 18:58:00)
by augustabound
I've never heard of them, nothing on gloveinvestor, yahoo finance or DBRS either. I googled them and their website it's pretty sparse on info. They seem to have retail properties in Westminster, California, and parts of Minnesota. Where did you hear of them and their bond issue?
Started 6 days, 21 hours ago (2009-11-23 02:27:00)
by mogul77
Hardly surprising considering virtually none of the stimulus money went to individuals (in need or otherwise). Cheap credit largely dried up about two years ago... when referring to actual rates paid by your average consumer such as rates on credit cards.
The main investment concern here of course is the need for the consumer to drive the ...
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-22 22:18:00)
by ghostryder
What do you mean "pay back"?
You collected GST on behalf of the gov't. You must remit it. It does not belong to you.
Started 1 month ago (2009-10-25 02:08:00)
by myfirst50000
Manulife is an insurance and investment company. Being consider a safe sector by investors. Manulife is I think the most important insurance company in Canada. Safe sector and Manulife pay dividend. But between Scotia Bank and Manulife - I prefer Scotia Bank. Own 103 stocks of BNS and none of Manulife. I don't like Manulife as an investment. Don't ask me...
Started 1 year, 9 months ago (2008-02-15 09:18:00)
by fubar
I am involved in the 2003 program and am still waiting for an offer to settle from Revcan. Has anyone been given an offer to settle any of these types of claims this year yet?
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-11-20 01:07:00)
by jcarsey
A good general approach is to sell funds that have consistently under-performed. This is a strong general strategy for investment as a whole: keep the winners (let them run) and get rid of the losers. Many people get "stuck" holding losing investments because of psychological reluctance to sell the bad ones and "realize" a loss. Don't make ...
Started 2 years, 10 months ago (2007-01-29 20:30:00)
by cfacfpcimfma
US gift tax is owed by the giver. Since your father is in Canada, he is not subject to the tax. He can give you a million bucks if he wants.
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