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Concordia Healthcare Corp. T.CXR.R



TSX:CXR.R - Post by User

Comment by Pj1958on Jul 02, 2016 2:40am
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Entering at 27.70

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Entering at 27.70LETTUCE.... You're the one obsessed with the chicken farmer.... You're on Twitter more than here on stockhouse.....tuck yourself into your bed with your laptop.... 









Lattice wrote: PeabrainJ,  Why in God's holy name are you still blathering to this bullboard about y





our fetish for a chicken keeper?  Maybe @mistressmatisse can help you out so you don't have to stalk a shortie on twitter? Gotta go now and watch the Canada Day fireworks before I miss em!!!

Pj1958 wrote: LETTUCE..... Back from the dead ? I though you were strategizing how to exit your shorts.... Just remember.... The chicken farmer won't let you know when he exists.... He is in it all for himself. Beware , he could care less about you.
Lattice wrote:
TickerTwit wrote: The point I was attempting to make was that the unrealized foreign exchange loss has potential tax value. Not only is it not simply a straight loss, but accurate deferral can optimize the value against future taxes.

The details of when and how a business is permitted to realize it (versus defer it) are beyond my current knowledge, so I would likely need a tax accountant. If I'm lucky, someone here with those skills will educate me. I have noticed that this CXR bullboard positively oozes with the spirit of sharing knowledge.
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wordless wrote:
Unrealized loss is unrealized. Don't need a tax accountant to tell you that anything unrealized is unrealized for tax purposes.

TickerTwit, I admire your survival instinct.  Concordia keeps their debt offshore in the Barbadoes for a reason.  Perhaps instead of calling for a tax accountant on the bullboard, you should consult with a forensic accountant instead?  O'Canada! 




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