Sometimes you need to bounce ideas off someone else and you never know that crazy idea might bring you to another one as you refine it though discussion.
As one of my goals is to try shorting a stock; I've been looking for a good target. I've been thinking of shorting CCL.B and not for any real reason other than it has gone up enormously and analysts have pumped it over the last year. We'll see if I follow through on this though, at over $200 / share it's iffy.
On Monday, January 11 last week I started to look at whether I could short XIU.TO the iShares TSX 60 Index ETF. Although I put in the order I chickened out and cancelled it. Turns out since that time, it would have been a good idea.
On Monday, January 11 last week I started to look at whether I could short XIU.TO the iShares TSX 60 Index ETF. Although I put in the order I chickened out and cancelled it. Turns out since that time, it would have been a good idea.
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G,Y [3:48 PM]:
ahahaha do we have 100 basis to cut?
Me [3:48 PM]:
take us negative!!!
G,Y [3:48 PM]:
though to be fair who would invest in bonds in any case
leverage yourself and start making risky bets lol
Me [3:49 PM]:
ok!
You said it!
G,Y [3:50 PM]:
lol your increase in risk tolerance should be 5 times the rate cut
in terms of percentage swings
Me [3:56 PM]:
it doesn't matter
just DO IT
JJ [4:01 PM]:
potential stock to short... CCL.B
it's shot up a lot over the last year
after they acquired avery labelling
and media has been pumping it
G,Y [4:03 PM]:
ccl eh
lol logic here being that bad economy = lower labelling and packaging ie amazon shipping less and so on = lower sales for packages?
or just that they are over pimped?
JJ [4:05 PM]:
over pimped
G,Y [4:06 PM]:
fair enough
im just happy this recession is actually keeping home prices even now and not drastically falling
though i dont know if Toronto real estate will ever crumple anymore
but just kinda meander upwards slowly
forever
Me [4:08 PM]:
possibly
what is it called
stagflation?
G,Y [4:09 PM]:
in a much broader sense exactly lol
where economy is stagnant but inflation keeps on trucking
Me [4:10 PM]:
yeaaaaa
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