RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:🚂South Africa seeks to cancel ‘unlawful’ BBD contract !These negative articles on old contracts has minimal impact on BBD stock IMO. If anything, its proof that bombardier did the right thing to unload BT. The issue right now preventing the stock from going higher is the sense of DEJA VU (remember Bellemarre's $25B revenue target? good times. Well it has been replaced by EM's $7.5B pure play...) post investor conference. What investors want is tangible, show me the money proof that business jet is doing well, that debt is being refinanced, that they're not burning cash on a quarterly basis, that there are no more skeletons in the closet, etc... I don't think there's a quick buck to be made here, its more of a long term play. Good thing is, all the money burning and headache enterprises are gone, overhead is being whittled down, the debt while still high is actually manageable, the economy will open up and the industry will probably boom, they are still the #1 or #2 business+ jet company in the world, the focus on services is a no brainer, and in case nobody has noticed, the portion of BBD jets used for other purposes than business travel appears to be increasing. Absence of any other tangible news, Q1 is the next event. Until then, enjoy those Globe and Mail articles (talk about turning your brain into mush)!