Gamehost Inc T.GH

Appreciatiion

[TheBridge]

This is, without a doubt, the best board to come to for an inspirational and insightful information based session. Some truly well informed posters willing to share their knowledge and insight with the rest of us. Likely has a lot to do with encouraging me to add when the share price dips into the low $8 range. I still share the same optimistic outlook with this group and look forward to some rewarding times ahead.

[malx1]

https://twitter.com/Josh_Young_1/status/1564303733273595911?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet People had been warning about Energy Shortages on this GH forum over a year ago. Now a reality: US DEFENCE DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN KIRBY: I AM CONCERNED ABOUT THE POSSIBILITY OF ENERGY SHORTAGES.

[BarstoolSage]

Bridge I am looking for small cap high yield stuff...not in a big way...right now accumulating DIV and CJR, but will have reached my limit for those soon Was looking at Doman and saw you there What do you think of that one?

[TheBridge]

BarstoolSage, yes I do hold some DBM and their dividends have helped me buy more GH and other shares. I'm just going to list some of my positive reasons for this holding and some of my current reservations, and not in the detail that you are accustomed to preparing. I feel some of DBM's strong points include; CEO Amar Doman who holds 17m shares, has family involved in management as well

[BarstoolSage]

Thanks for the opinion. It is on my G&M watch list now as is NWH I am essentially done accumulating DIV myself and looking for some more CORUS On the hunt for another target NWH I actually have on my watchlist too...but Malx1 has a good alternative in CWB bank stock...that just went on my watchlist too And I love using my dividends to buy more good stocks as well. Now I have some more to

[malx1]

Yes, it's kind of like planting a garden.  Let them grow, prune and divide them, re-plant and keep going.  While I'm not a proponant of the big banks, CWB has an opporunity to continue lending to thriving corporations in Western Canada.  Not fancy, just steady and inexpensive.  A nice fit for Canadian income portfolios. 

[malx1]

Low risk exposure to Western Canada:  CWB small-cap to mid-cap, CWB is cheap as heck and solid. Would not be surprised to see it at $50 a few years down the road. Payout ratio is shockingly low too.

[BarstoolSage]

I put it on my watch list and will start looking at SEDAR ...thanks!