MyNameIsNobody wrote: Stock4life48 - It's your money, not mine, but I can't not comment on this...
You manage your own portfolio, which you say is in 8 digits range (10M$ to 99M$) and the vast majority of it is in this stock.
I'll lowball this and say you own 10M$ and have 7.5M$ invested in this stock. (Vast majority has to be at least 3/4 of it)
Why would you have such a non-diversified portfolio when you have so much?
I know sometimes we take risks when we start investing or try to get rich but, with that type of money, shouldn't you be a bit past that type of ristk-taking investiment style?
Vast majority of my money is here but I'm not in the 8 digits range... lol (I'd also never say how much money I own)
Just my opinion but you should try moving this bickering with 859 to private messages, it's of no use to anyone else and those type of convos always end up being battle of ego.
Good luck to you.
stock4life48 wrote: I manage my own portfolio, I am the client. I got it by being right and prove my hunches with solid information, research, fundamental and technical analysis. I have recommended stocks to other people and they usually grill me on questions which I have every answer to because I am invested myself. I don't get a penny for the advice. I am here to read what people post, some is good and that's why I am here. I also verify and research any claims with back up and facts, usually from multiple sources
When have I ever corrected your spelling? right, never. Ditto with grammar because I don't care, we all use our phones sometimes
I would recommend Bombardier, the vast majority of my money is invested here which is much more then 50k shares. I currently have no plans to sell in the next 12 months. I might do some swing trading on 10,000 to 15,000 shares on a week swing SOMETIMES
Don't care about a stock split, its so far down my priority list over debt reduction, growth, possible M&A and dividends. Some buybacks are fine, but again not a priority. I also desperately want to see a listing on Nasdaq or NYSE as a priority. BBD is a long term growth stock and will easily outdo Dollarama (which I have no money in). My main focus is on the next 6-18 months, after that I want to see guidance from BBD post 2025. Their previous guidance to 2025 was spot on, they did tweek it a little by increasing revenue to 9B in 2025 and they met all their delivery targets and financials. I am a conservative investor as you can tell, its better to be around the average because BBD has fummbeled so many times between 2000 and 2022. If they over promise and under deliver people will wonder is this 2000 to 2020 again and the stock will dump and HARD.
My prediction: In 2011 EBITDA was $1.535 Bil, long term debt 4.635 Bil and the stock price hit ~$182 in March 2011. Yes I am aware it was a different company with trains, etc, but financials are financials. In 2025 EBITDA is to be 1.68 Bil by street average, long term debt should be $4.6 Bil (I am assuming $1 Bil in debt paid off between Q1/24 @ $5.606 Bil and end of 2025 given forecasted ~1.2 Bil in FCF. You are correct there was a recent 100M payment on LTD). Stock price should therefore hit 182 next year, probably higher given the higher EBITDA #. Lets say$182 is average prediction, but definitely think there is room for possibly $200 in 2025