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Enbridge Income Fund Holdings Inc. EBGUF

"Enbridge Income Fund Holdings Inc is engaged in the generation, transportation and storage of energy through its green power generation facilities, liquids transportation and storage facilities."


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Comment by SargeXon Jul 12, 2018 12:38pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE: freedomfiddy

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE: freedomfiddy Hey Fiddy

Very cool & excellent stuff. Sounds like your bouncing around is really paying off and when things go like they have for you, I know it's a pile of fun. A big congrats to you.

It appears that the stocks you are trading are all included in my holdings other than CM (I hold BMO, BNS, RY, & TD for banks). I'm not a trader but given the overlap in your trades/my holdings, I think you might want to have a look at BIP.UN. It's a great company and has been really volatile lately so might be a good trading option. I think a good buy price is just above $52 (maybe 52.05) and a good sell would be anywhere over $53.

I used to do a bit of trading and I got into trailing stop losses which really worked well. The way they work is that once the stock has run up a bit, you put a stop loss in 2-3% below the current price and if it keeps going up, you just keep rasing the stop loss price. That way you end up selling near a short term peak.

Also, I think AQN is in a good spot for a short term trade at the price it's at now.

Take her easy and keep up the good (and exciting) work (now that you've become more of a trader)
   Sarge

freedomfiddy wrote: SARGE - Appreciate your insight on CIX - I was trying to figure out why it was at a 5 year low - - and you are right as always - - I've been bouncing in and out of whatever divvy's I can get. ALA, TD, BNS, CM - you name it. In July alone, i'm receiving just a hair over 12 grand in divvy's, AND I managed to sell my TD on Tuesday, that I only just bought Friday (for the divvy), and made 2 grand there. Also managed a 27 grand win on ENB when the PUC made it's decision. My budget is 3 grand a month for expenses. In the last coupla weeks i'm covered for the next year or more, Life Is Good Sarge :)


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