No need to know everything or get caught in the noise
We are entering a zone of turbulence and a number of invertors might be tempted to sell, thinking this is getting too complicated. As for me, I still feel Chorus is a solid company, with a great value component (the CPA with Air Canada) and a promising growth component (the international leasing component). An all-season solid mixture. Analysts agree the debt level is manageable, the company can easily stand the Covid, and post-Covid looks bright. So much so that at least one major player is telling Chorus management he's ready to pay a premium to get my shares.
Volume is steady and the stock does not show signs of going back towards the pre-bid $2.30 level, unless an improbable post-US elections bout of instability. After all, the stock price was around $2.80 after last Q results were announced. We could have logically expected the same next week when Q results will be announced. So we are some 25c higher with a takeover bid on the table. I can't call this overpriced. We went over $4.00 this summer on no news.
It rarely pays investors to do what feels comfortable. Says Winnie the Pooh: "Never underestimate the power of doing nothing". Right now, my kind of guy.