Bombardier Inc. T.BBD.A

Analysts

[Micmar]

We need to ask analysts to stop giving good news about BBD they killing us!     lol.
   GLTAL

[BBDB859]

Hey Mic. What Trent of Citi was saying about the Bomber is negative, not positive. In his words, he's telling us about the good Bombardier revelations, and recent accomplishments. But he downgraded the SP target from his $2.20 to $2.10. He is trying to be fair in his analysis, by taking the "speculative buy" out of his recomendations, but the price reduction, is a bit of a

[Micmar]

Thanks for precision I saw that reduction. I am frustrated because MM do what ever they want with BBD shares.  Like I said longtime ago I don’t sell any shares and I will try to buy more in the future.  Have a good day    

[BBDB859]

Thanks Mic. You too. Remember they let the price ride UP, for quite a while now. They probably wanted the share buy back of 68M from the company to be at higher prices. What ever their reason is for this SP reduction? They are making many from all directions. Just stay long, and strong instead of trying to figure out exactly what they're doing. Cheers

[clubhouse19]

859  The volume as I see it said it all and I acted accordingly. I did not expect such a dire inflationary warnings from Powell but. How much of this is due to Supply Chain woes is still left to be seen and if Omicron is all that dangerous.  BBD was caught in the downdraft while gold also took a hit after the powell comments. 

[BBDB859]

Hey Cub. As I see it. The omicron virus is just another Greek word an insignificant viral mutation of Covid19. The real problem is Inflation. Every country is blaming the current inflation on everything, but what it is. They've (Govt's) flooded the economy with expendable cash to people who had none, to very little, and those people spent on on Real Estate. Couple that with Covid19

[Guillaume]

It s not because of covid. We are in this situation since 2009. They flooded the market with qe and all is gone into bubbles and not real economy. That s why they have lost the correlation between money printing and inflation. Even some economists had theories less than 1 month ago that it will be forever. That now money is free for investors and states and that the old rules dont apply annymore

[flamingogold]

The increase in money supply will eventually be offset by inflation. Certainly more dollars are floating around this last decade but each day the power of money declines with inflation. Of course, rapid inflation creates it's own set of problems but gradually (or transitory as the FED likes to claim) it will smooth out. The worst mistake the FED could have done in 2008-09 and 2020 would have

[Guillaume]

Yes you are right for the qe they where affraid of a deflation. They had no choice. In europe they cut the money printing to early in 2009 and it end up in recession in 2011 with the depth crysis of Greece an Italy. So they learned, and now even the germans are agree for printing money... But now they have to drive the transition.