Concordia Healthcare Corp. T.CXR.R

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Rebuying sub $29s

[fdfd12]

I use fundamentals and technicals.
If fundamentals are not broken but technicals are,
then we have to watch out for a negative surprise which may or may not come.

Hopefully not.

Negative surprise is Brexit, Europe clamping down on CXR and price raises, Hillary clamping down.

Often technical breakdown comes before the news and that is why technical analysis is great.
The chart is showing me we are in for a scary surprise of those factors which I mentioned.

I am holding on waiting for the miracle take out.

Pj1958 wrote: FDFD.... I use fundamentals .... I hold until fundamentals are broken....this company has delivered on all forecasts .... So I don't sell on daily noise... If fundamentals are strong , and CXR keeps delivering , the price will eventually reflect it.





quote=fdfd12]Let me ask you, at what point do you say, "you know what, I am wrong about CXR and something is truely wronge here".
Where would the price be for you to recognize this?
For myself, I choose $25.04 as my point.
When price is below that sell and if it gets to above that, then re-buy.

Maybe you are right. It is flip flopping.
At this point, we really have no choice.

Please give me a price the stock hits where you guys say, "I WAS WRONG".

Or is it possible you you can't ever be wrong?

Pj1958 wrote: You are going around in circles.... I'll try it one more time.... You said if it breaks $25.04 it's going bankrupt....now you're saying oh wait it may not go bankrupt , and it might break above $25 again...
In any dictionary that's called flip flopping... It's either going bankrupt , or it will break above $25 again... You are on both sides of a prediction. And as I said if it breaks $25 ( which won't happen) and you sell , and a positive announcement is mode , you'll be chasing the price and buying back at $35.
this is as clear as I can make your flip flopping ....if you don't understand my third attempt at this definition , man I'm talking to an imbecile .

fdfd12 wrote: PJ I am nopt full of anything.

One must use $25.04 as their point of reference.
Below that get out. If it goes above that then get back in.

As long as you do not hold the stock below $25, you will not see the day if
DISASTER happens since you have sold it.

This method is the only way to protect yourself.

Pj1958 wrote: FDFD.... Your full of shitt.... Originally you said if it goes belo $25 sell everything as it's going bankrupt.... Now you are saying buy it all back if it breaks above $25.... Well if it's going bankrupt , then it can't break above $25.
Secondly , if you sell when it breaks below $25 , and then buy it back when it breaks above $25 , you will be SOL , as if it breaks upwards , it will do so rapidly and leave all buy orders in the dust , as we saw the last time a false buy out rumour and subsequent halt happened .
If a true buy out or any good news comes out , you may be buying back in at $35 or higher , in which case you might as well have hung on.








quote=fdfd12]Pajamas, I think you don't understand me.
Techinacly, I am using the low of $25.04.
If stock goes below that sell everyting, and above tha buy it all back.
That is the way it must be played.
NO FLIP FLOP here,
We are in a dnagerous time with this.

If we sell at $25 below, and buy back above $25, then we can't go wrong if it goes to $100 or even 0.
That is the way, no choice.
I like CXR but too worried about outside forces like Hillary, Euro price control, Brexit, etc...

Pj1958 wrote: FDFD.....so now you are flip flopping again.... You are now saying that if it goes to $25 you sell the rest , and when it goes above $25 then you buy them back.
Well previously you said if it goes to $25...... The company is definitely going bankrupt....so don't bullshitt us on this BB.... Please sell and move on already.

fdfd12 wrote: I use technical analysis.
When the stock price going below $25.04 and staying there or lower for a few days, CXR is doomed. It is all technical analysis predictions. When the stock was $40, I said, if the stock goes to $30, sell half and below $25, sell other half.
BUT, if it goes belwo 30 as it is now, and then goes above 30 next week, you buy the half that yousold.
Similarly to 25. Sell all but once it goes back above 25, buy the half back.

The Europe price control may come in 2 years from now. If it comes in 2 years, CXR's price will still be below $35 since the market looks ahead.
They may do $6.50US this year and next also, but in 2018 if they toughen up the laws, then
reductions will come to guidance.
If CXR is truely a great stock, the price should not be acting like this.

POINT FINALE!!!!!!

Remember, a stock to get to 0, it has to pass by 30 then 25 then 20 etc...
This is the reasoning I am using.

Why are they shorting this more than VRX?
That is what has me baffled.

Longboarder wrote: fdfd12,

I've been watching this board for quite some time and generally I try to keep quiet and avoid calling out other posters. However, two things you have said over and over again are starting to get to me and I would like you to provide further rationale:

1) How will CXR go bankrupt if sp hits $25. You have said this is as it is a fact. So what about the $25 target is so absolutley devastating that it will bankrupt the company? Will CXR's drug portfiolio magicaly disapear and their cash flow will cease to exist? Or will Cohodes attack the CXR headquarters with his hoard of chickens? Please explain

2) Do you actually beleive that the political nonsense regarding pricing will cut CXR's earnings from $6.50 to $3.00, a more than 50% drop? I have personally never heard of drug pricing legislation that can be that devastating, so please provide some intelligent rationale for this claim. And for everyone's sake don't use the Big Mac example, comparing burgers and drugs is quite possible the worst analogy you can make. 

 

 

 

 

 

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