The Maple Leaf's Financial Times thread
Jan 22nd 2008, 2:37 am
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Re: The Maple Leaf's Financial Times thread
Bought RY too soon,that was last week when it went down.
Would be better had I bought it yesterday.Hindsight is always 20/20
Now eyeing TRP.Got rid of Fort Chicago on 24 Dec for Boralax -BPT.UN
due to the heavy snow pack in QC.to turn the turnbines.7cents divi.
monthly with 50% tax deffered.
Yoong
Would be better had I bought it yesterday.Hindsight is always 20/20
Now eyeing TRP.Got rid of Fort Chicago on 24 Dec for Boralax -BPT.UN
due to the heavy snow pack in QC.to turn the turnbines.7cents divi.
monthly with 50% tax deffered.
Yoong
Jan 22nd 2008, 2:57 am
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Re: The Maple Leaf's Financial Times thread
I hear ya!
How's this for 'less than optimal' trading? --> I attempted to sell some shares a few weeks ago during a run-up (would have made a sweet profit)... pressed 'buy' by accident. :embaressed_smile:
On the plus side I predicted the top of the market
... unfortunately I am now stuck with shares that are at about half the value of what I paid for them :curse: ... and I had to use money from my HELOC to pay for them :curse: ... so I'm getting stung twice! 
I could kick myself but really I have to laugh.
Jan 22nd 2008, 8:16 am
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Re: The Maple Leaf's Financial Times thread
I hear ya!
How's this for 'less than optimal' trading? --> I attempted to sell some shares a few weeks ago during a run-up (would have made a sweet profit)... pressed 'buy' by accident. :embaressed_smile:
On the plus side I predicted the top of the market... unfortunately I am now stuck with shares that are at about half the value of what I paid for them :curse: ... and I had to use money from my HELOC to pay for them :curse: ... so I'm getting stung twice!
I could kick myself but really I have to laugh.
How's this for 'less than optimal' trading? --> I attempted to sell some shares a few weeks ago during a run-up (would have made a sweet profit)... pressed 'buy' by accident. :embaressed_smile:
On the plus side I predicted the top of the market
... unfortunately I am now stuck with shares that are at about half the value of what I paid for them :curse: ... and I had to use money from my HELOC to pay for them :curse: ... so I'm getting stung twice! I could kick myself but really I have to laugh.
what a nightmare when you pressed the wrong button.Watching the interest rate,HELOC is sitting on the side for more
divi stocks. Hope to see more slide in the interest rate before I use
the HELOC. Working today, no time to check the markets.
Can you keep that mistake as an off set for future cap. gains??
Yoong
Jan 23rd 2008, 5:35 pm
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Re: The Maple Leaf's Financial Times thread
Do look at the Tax information section from the company website.
Good example is Boralex's tax information. I think they are tax friendly for
investors.http://www.boralex.com/trust/en_cti.asp
My other site is www.stockhouse.com
Yoong
Jan 26th 2008, 3:43 am
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Re: The Maple Leaf's Financial Times thread
http://www.investcom.com/incometrust/incometrust.htm
Do look at the Tax information section from the company website.
Good example is Boralex's tax information. I think they are tax friendly for
investors.http://www.boralex.com/trust/en_cti.asp
Do look at the Tax information section from the company website.
Good example is Boralex's tax information. I think they are tax friendly for
investors.http://www.boralex.com/trust/en_cti.asp
Thanks Yoong!
Jan 27th 2008, 12:25 am
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Re: The Maple Leaf's Financial Times thread
This is one of the Best sites, I am a Full Time Investor, friendly people only too happy to help.
http://www.financialwebring.com
http://www.financialwebring.com
Jan 27th 2008, 5:45 pm
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Re: The Maple Leaf's Financial Times thread
This is one of the Best sites, I am a Full Time Investor, friendly people only too happy to help.
http://www.financialwebring.com
http://www.financialwebring.com
Yoong
Jan 28th 2008, 12:47 pm
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Re: A few share tips
If anyone is interested in a great tip for the Uk Aim market try QTI qonnectis
There are an excellent company blasting on up i bought these shares for 1 Pence in August 2007 they were up to 2.95p last month I nearlly trippled my return. They make a product called leak frog which can detect leaks on water mains. Thames water have just taken out a contract with the company. Could go world wide. Due to the recent up and downs in the stock market these shares can be bought for 1.93 pence. So i whipped up another £500 worth today. I expect they will be 10 pence a share by end of 2009. Get in Quick!! Another recommendation GSK (glaxosmithkline) currently trading at less £13 per share many stock brokers tip these to reach £20 per share in the next couple of years. BP. (British petroleum) currently £5.30 and shell (RDSB) £17 per share are really under value!! i expect £7 and £21 for these shares by end of year.
RBS and bradford and bingley obviously a bargain at the moment. These shares will recover this year.
There are an excellent company blasting on up i bought these shares for 1 Pence in August 2007 they were up to 2.95p last month I nearlly trippled my return. They make a product called leak frog which can detect leaks on water mains. Thames water have just taken out a contract with the company. Could go world wide. Due to the recent up and downs in the stock market these shares can be bought for 1.93 pence. So i whipped up another £500 worth today. I expect they will be 10 pence a share by end of 2009. Get in Quick!! Another recommendation GSK (glaxosmithkline) currently trading at less £13 per share many stock brokers tip these to reach £20 per share in the next couple of years. BP. (British petroleum) currently £5.30 and shell (RDSB) £17 per share are really under value!! i expect £7 and £21 for these shares by end of year.
RBS and bradford and bingley obviously a bargain at the moment. These shares will recover this year.
