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TSX:CXR.R - Post by User

Comment by DeathPoolon Dec 09, 2016 7:43pm
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Post# 25579053

RE:RE:Please help me

RE:RE:Please help me Is that what you are doing Lumber?  Buying more on the dips?   Anyone who has listened to you over the last twelve months on this board has lost money all the way down from the $60's.  You clearly have no conscience.  

Lumberfeverlong wrote: No one here in good conscience can tell you where the share price will be a year from now. All I can say is that the chances of bankruptcy during that period are slim to none. Likely will not see $22 for several quarters. I would put stop losses in each time it rises and buy back on dips and hope to make your money back trading the stock. Not easy mind you.

S2hadi90 wrote: I put in all my money into Concordia. My average price is $22. I just want to get out of it. I'm so scared that I'm going to lose my money. If I do I'll be broke. I can't do tax loss because I dont have any capital gains. 

I have 4,681 shares. If I sell it at $3.20 . I'll get back $15K. If I buy it at $1 like the analysts are predicting and it goes up to $7 before becomes bankrupt then I'll be able to get my money back.

Anybody experienced. Please help me. That's a ton of money to lose. I feel like dying. 
 




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