RE:RE:HEY bbdbinvestor145 ...CONGRATULATIONS on the averagingHey 859 tell 145 not to ponder too much on that decision... the marked is overpriced and taking the money out of the bomber at this point in time wouldn't be a good idea , they have the best products and they are in great demand so generating profit should be right around the corner . All they have to do us rearrange the LTD in order to save on interest and it's done . Obviously the bomber is an innovation guru and I'm sure they are planing their next venture/project with much more apprehension than in the past . .. early on in my investigation I remember clearly speaking with some friends when one of the older guys said that the turnaround would be complete when the bomber would reward the investors with a dividend , I remember it so well because he said it with so much conviction, almost like anger . I thought I would find out that he was one of the family members or something but I never saw him again and no i ouvre knew who I was talking about when I asked around ... bottom lines is money , we are not here for chits and giggles ... holding value was at the end of the list for the bomber team but they have reached the bottom of the list so we will get our reward ... GLTA
quote=BBDB859]Hey Bicente.
If I may interject here for 145.
The trick is what to do from now on?
Once you get to break even, and your time will come too? Then the thought process begins. Even though it's been a long, frustrating haul, to see all the losses in your accounts for years. You have to get perpective with your investment here.
IMHO. You have to keep your focuss here on this stage. You can't just take your money and run. That's the easy part. If u do that? Then, you're just as short sighted as Bellemare and his management team when they used RATA to unload. Though their (Bellemare's group) decision was more complicated than that, because they had inside information on the Bombers financial deterioration. I think this is a stock that's on his way up, and for good, solid reasons (IMO). They got rid of all the money losing divisions. They're working on paying down debt to much more manageable levels and are now slowly becoming profitable.
So what do you do here? Do you just get frustrated to a point that you walk away with just your own invested cash in the company, and forget about this company? Or do you become realistic. I'm not saying that you become reckless, (btw, because you were lied to) with your money again like we did way back in Nov. 2018. But is this a real growth period by Bombardier? One that you, or I could make money in? My feeling is that we're in much clearer territory right now, to assess what the company's financial position is. I think that the company is much stronger financially, than they've ever been. It's become more focussed on profits as opposed to, the everlasting development, and spending phase of the past. It's all quite simple for them now. They have to make money. No choice. Happy Easter.
bicente wrote: down you did back then ...I've been waiting a long time to tell you this , it was a great move on your part .I didn't follow but my breakeven is close enough ... the rest is gravy !!!!... GLTA
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