Looks like an attractive buy now if you are a contrarian. It is selling at 52w low, and below book value.
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Looks like an attractive buy now if you are a contrarian. It is selling at 52w low, and below book value.
T. Gal, I agree with you... it is not dead yet!
Russ, that is a great way to save money. After all, as long as it is safe to drive and takes you from point A to point B, that's excellent.
One Idea that you may want to consider is to have a one...
I would not sell if I were you, unless if you need the money that is. I think it is a matter of time, and it will rebound within a year.
Not a good sign... I also don't like that their retained earnings are sitting at zero, down from $6.8 Billion in Q1
Do you really think SLF is a sinking boat? Why? I am talking long term here.
But you may miss the boat if you wait too long
I think RIM will be a Nortel stock in the not too distant future
This is based on value investing: both prices are based on book value x 1.2, which would be the maximum price one should be willing to pay for a depressed good stock. I think it would take another...
I am loading up on SLF... I think it is a bargain price at $22.16
I see SLF on a roll :) apparently the whole market is on a roll today.... let's hope it stays this way................ that is, at least for a while:)
I know that with Questrade, let's say you order 245 stocks of abc company. Questrade then has the ECN system fill the order, and it could be 100 +100 + 45, however, you would be charged the $4.95...
I think it is mainly speculation, with increased interest in Uranium. Hathor is currently up for take over bids... first a hostile takeover bid by Cameco then a friendly Rio Tinto bid, now Cameco...
Thank you KaeJS
I learned something new today... :) I always thought that every time you traded even same day, you'd have to pay commissions. Never done it before! Do you know if this applies to Questrade? does it...