Bombardier Inc. T.BBD.A

Hopefully ...

[Finbarr]

I can snag some shares at 62.50... unlikley, but let's see

[clubhouse19]

That's the way to predict pricing these days.  Forget about the predictions and deep chart analysis thrown around on this board by so called self appointed experts and just go by the trend and short term chart looky and see along with your gut feeling as it pertains to the fundamentals of this company.  Has worked great for me for the last few months.

[glory7]

True for you cause your all bull and no shares of consiquence, penny ante type.

[Nordico]

Hey Club are you worried about getting taxed as business income? Or do you not trade daily; It seems like you trade a fair bit. The aspect of 'gut instinct' trading (by institutional traders) is a major topic of the book The Hour Between Dog and Wolf; one of my favorite finance books. I recommend it - it's about the psychology of traders and the market.

[clubhouse19]

  Nordico Most of the trades are in a business account so I am taxed as a business. Another one is a personal account.   BBD because of the volatility is the most often traded   The Banks started to be volatile also since the rise of inflation and interest rates.    Gold shares I have laid off of for quite some time now. but who knows now with what is happening in the

[clubhouse19]

Nordico I will aslo look into that book.. The title enitices me a bit. I will aslo

[clubhouse19]

 Nordico I did some googling of that book and found this utube video that seems to be a coles note video summary . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uztqyc88ahg Quite Interesting. But I have become a lot more cynical and prudent since the dot com era when that euphoric time took place.    

[Nordico]

Hmm I don't remember it being too specific to the late 90s/00s type market; I think newer versions of the book are updated for relevance as well. I should also clarify, now that I refreshed my memory, the book is primarily focused on the physiology/biology of risk taking (and ties it to financial risk taking). Pretty interesting if you want to have an idea of how dopamine, serotonin and