Brian Reiber
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Yes, divi stocks are a bargain right now (they were an even better deal last year). I've got a few pulling between 8% and 10% and that is after they halved the dividend during the early days of COVID.
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littlechucky
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Btw....CBDT
25 mm shares (issued at 5c) plus 25 mm warrants (12c strike) are free trading around March 9.
Going to be a lot of paper that will be looking for a new home.
Howzer
Active Member
Actually, she's pretty smart. I've held it for 2 yrs now and it's gone up 170%...
ab1752
Crew Member
Those warrants will trade on their own, when do they come due? At least the cash comes direct into the company.
hippaisland
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This. I mentioned it few pages ago. Got out at $2.18. Wasn’t in as early as some of you guys though(0.70).
nicnat
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I bought some yesterday too, lol, also added a bit to my fts and bce
Brian Reiber
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I made a nice little profit on their run up in December which I was able to use to buy my position in CBDT. I like Loop's AI tech and their CEO. Unfortunately they haven't been able to deliver on any contracts that bring in substantial revenue. I'm kind of simple that way I like business that make or have reasonable potential to make money. But if Rob Anson succeeds that stock could be big for some investors.
ab1752
Crew Member
The same could be said for cbdt what are they reporting something like 3M in revenue and nothing but negatives all over the balance sheet. The volume is out of sight today, man thats just crazy to me.
I'm no way saying they won't get to solid and strong revenues but that's a long gap between valuations even at these levels and what the books show. Crazy multiples, fomo style.
Brian Reiber
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Tough to say. Empower is actually bringing in revenue from the COVID play which is increasing exponentially month over month. The clinics which hold the biggest potential won't start showing revenue for a few months yet. My prediction is that when earning are announced in April people are going to get really excited about this stock. Hopefully I can close out about 75% of my position then. If I'm wrong and Steve misses earnings then my investment might be in a bit of trouble but at least I got in early and should be able to bail out with a profit. Loop......who knows, too much secrecy for me. Rob doesn't like talking about money for some reason. That's all I want to say about that. Rob is an island boy and a big fan of Saltwater fishing. I'd be surprised if he wasn't on this forum and it isn't my intention to slam his company.....just not a good fit for me right now.
gunnerlove
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Not sure if I missed this being a joke? Wait 10 years at 9-15% returns hoping for a 30% adjustment before getting into the market?
Rain City
Crew Member
If they don't fail first. Apparently bail outs become an issue but I don't know enough to know how/why that is.
ab1752
Crew Member
If you look at the fundamentals, every airline that doesn't have a huge freight play should be dead right now. But if you have a look at the infrastructure that serves airlines such as airports, there's some serious money being invested that has to return over many years to follow. So I would say that airlines that have made either this far are going to be good plays for recovery hits. Think gm paper in 08.
Rain City
Crew Member
I was in on SAVE for a good run up but got out again once the variants became the hot news.
ab1752
Crew Member
Yeah its probably already played out but look beyond the airlines, there's likely some good returns in direct industry providers.
Brian Reiber
Well-Known Member
Dont quote me on the specifics but my understanding is that AC has had 3 previous govt bailouts. One of them included a restructuring that left shareholders holding the bag. The time to buy AC was 10 months ago. I'd be cautious at the current share price. It could go either way
sasqman
Crew Member
Completely agree. I picked up at $14 and sold at $22 a couple months ago. . Really surprised it hasn't come back down, which makes me nervous. But if it does, I would love to pick more up for under 15.
Brian Reiber
Well-Known Member
Congrats, I did the same but didn't do quite as well as you. I think I jumped in around $15 and out around $18. I was still happy though. It was a quick turn around. Obviously if I'd held long I'd be up further but that is true for most stocks and if I'd held long I would have missed other opportunities.
