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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Concordia Healthcare Corp. T.CXR.R

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Concordia Healthcare Corp. > the chicken farmer
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Post by themangokid on Apr 29, 2016 1:13pm

the chicken farmer

I dont know if it was just me, but the dude looked a little unsettled. His beef with CXR seemed to be personal more than anything else. I dont know if that has to do with his son's challenges and the expensive cost of healthcare in the states, but either way...

I'm almost positive if you gave the chicken farmer 2 more minutes on air, he would have transitioned from his bizarre Vancouver is 100% filled with criminals rant to something with a zombie apocalypse angle.
Comment by JxEssence on Apr 29, 2016 1:31pm
Actually, MT made it personal and it's going to be the nail in CXR's coffin. If a simple retired chicken farmer on twitter is so irrelevant why is MT making passive aggressive about him? Completely amateur behaviour by a CEO. Reeks of desperation.  Also, I'm in Vancouver right now and he's 100% correct. There is no real economy here, it's a resort town filled with the ...more  
Comment by StockPicker88 on Apr 29, 2016 1:36pm
He's correct in the housing environment in Vancouver but his thesis does not support his short position in Home Capital. He blamed the government but government is not going to change. Liberal is out full force supporting this housing market with zero rates and lax immigration policies. As investos, we take advantage what social-economic trend gives us. Betting against HCG is like betting ...more  
Comment by JxEssence on Apr 29, 2016 1:54pm
Sounds identical to US housing bulls in 2007... there is tons of illegitimate subprime/private lending going on in Toronto and Vancouver.  Vancouver is the fraud capital of North America. I feel sorry for people born here who have basically become second class citizens sold out by their elected representatives. You believe in investing and supporting corruption, good for you, but it's not ...more  
Comment by yycish1027 on Apr 29, 2016 2:00pm
I would concure with you on this point.  With the hype of jacking up the housing price, how could an average working canadian be able to afford a home?  However, I guess as real estate agent or car dealer shop, they would be happy to see those rich kid walk in with cash. so they could afford to live there. a reverse abusive cycle. 
Comment by GoldBug024 on Apr 29, 2016 2:01pm
no subprime Lending risk in Vancouver. Asians bringing over straight cash homie
Comment by StevieCohen on Apr 29, 2016 2:07pm
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Comment by GoldBug024 on Apr 29, 2016 2:18pm
The canucks will get Matthews Stevie!
Comment by themangokid on Apr 29, 2016 2:04pm
what's cohodes answer to foreign money supporting the housing market? and is he speaking out on behalf of Canadians or on behalf of his HCG short?
Comment by Lattice on Apr 29, 2016 2:54pm
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Comment by StevieCohen on Apr 29, 2016 2:58pm
He doesn't even know how to be a proper chicken farmer, what a confused soul.  Also, Lattice, how many times a day do you stick your own penis up your asss?
Comment by Craigbad on Apr 29, 2016 3:03pm
You have to wonder if the bloomberg leak was manufactured by Concordia as Cohedes suggested to turn around the shareprice. Kind of makes sense. If someone was serious about buying the company at a premium price you would think they would be buying shares like crazy in the public market at these levels. If i was serious about buying shares at $60 in a takeout, i'd be salivating and buying as ...more  
Comment by visionaryfool on Apr 29, 2016 3:15pm
That's not how buyouts work. Primarily because there shares traded are small compared to float. So if you started buying shares, the market would pick up quick time and the shares would spike. That's why NO ONE does it as it is always more expensive than a complete buyout offer. They'd have to be buying for months to have a position significant enough to care.
Comment by sunshine7 on Apr 29, 2016 3:22pm
commitment to buy a company is only done AFTER review of audited books. Also, buying shares of a company is risky should the BO talks fail. The shares would then need to be dumped, possibly at a loss.
Comment by YouLose on Apr 29, 2016 3:31pm
Sunshine hit the nail on the head. Buying shares of a company is risky should the buyout talks fail. If buyout talks fail these shares will need to be dumped and I would say probably, not possibly, for a loss. YouLose
Comment by Lattice on Apr 29, 2016 3:46pm
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Comment by puma1 on Apr 29, 2016 3:32pm
come on Lattuce  - his comments were entirley expressions of opinion, nothing else. he clearly does not like the board or mgmt and he formed his opinion not on the basis of CXR but long before when he was fighting with Biovail. using his own  logic ,namely if you were near a problem then you are guilty by associaition, he should also have stated in the interview that no one should ...more  
Comment by adamchess on Apr 29, 2016 3:50pm
I guess BNN is desperate for viewers and sensationalism for them to bring in these short and distort sheisters. Congrats BNN for your brilliant slant side reporting. Who next to ask for their opinion? Since when do we attack people who are bringing medicine to help people? Is that why they get into the medical field? Go Raptors!
Comment by JxEssence on Apr 29, 2016 11:12pm
Ah yes, I have been checking in onValeant for a long time. I think I remember some of the fireworks when Left opened Pandora's box. As for Cohodes, he is loaded, sure he'll make some dough but he is doing a public service for this spineless country. I knew you'd have a soft spot for horses. Good chatting with you again babe ;)
Comment by yycish1027 on Apr 29, 2016 1:40pm
HI, JX I would concure with you that joking to a retired chicken farmer is not as classy as it seems.  However, in terms of Vancouver, I guess everyone would be correct on "no real ecnomoy" and we all knew, like 10 years ago, that the city had been filled with rich kids from China. This is more like a public informaiton.... So I would change my previous post, Marc did have point- ...more  
Comment by themangokid on Apr 29, 2016 1:48pm
why would a single tweet commenting on the ramblings of a chicken farmer be the nail in cxr's coffin?  Lets not pretend this is anything other than a US player trying to capitize on Canada's lack of size and market depth. Its just a coincidence this chicken farmer in California has an interest in the Canadian market when the US markets offers him 100x the potential opportunities ...more  
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