Post by
ol_griz on Jan 03, 2024 12:17pm
Definition of a bagholder
Tough stock to own. I believe I owned it back in the early teens and lost a bunch. Current holding since 2017 and I've realized $4500 in losses and sitting on another $5300. My dad made bundles on this. "Don't worry, son." he said. It'll come back." Ha! Even averaging down in 2020 didn't get me there. Been waiting for $10.50 ever since.
Comment by
Red_Deer on Jan 04, 2024 3:27pm
Heyl GRIZ__So How Much INCOME Have You GOT Since 2017__Or does THAT NOT Count in Your EYES eh ????? Oh, and ALWAYS a Good Idea to LISTEN to DADS !!!!!!!!!
Comment by
bttmfischer on Jan 08, 2024 5:59pm
Well ol-griz you are lucky to drop only $4500/ I have 16k of this, most of them purchased when it had a 10% plus cash distribution. It is not even a stock, so you don't get any dividend tax credit. I hope I'll live long enough to break even. Fortunately I have are others (stocks) with gain.
Comment by
BarstoolSage on Jan 09, 2024 4:30pm
Really a function of where taxpayer lives. What you say is true for Canada. USA would be different...just like Canadians earning foreign investment income....no dtc....BUT any foreign taxes can be claimed os a foreign tax credit