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And may the force be with you!!Just bought a bunch of IVR over 75 percent of their mortgages are federally backed
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And may the force be with you!!Just bought a bunch of IVR over 75 percent of their mortgages are federally backed
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She’s taking on water captain. Down to almost $9 a share and down 30% on the day. With the volume it has seen the past hour the big boys must have pulled out. Shoulda held out for the better price, oh well lol.If they don’t go bankrupt, the returns will be nice. There isn’t any guarantee of bailout money so that makes me a little nervous.
I don't think this is good news, I'm getting oil exploration penny stock burn my arse flashbacks with this crashing CPE... do we dump it and cut our losses or hold on?
Exclusive: Callon Petroleum taps advisers for debt restructuring - sources
Oil and gas explorer Callon Petroleum Co <CPE.N> has hired advisers to restructure its more than $3 billion in debt after a plunge in energy prices soured its acquisition of a rival, people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.www.reuters.com
I must admit it is kind of tempting to jump into that. But I’d hate to lose money to bankruptcy...She’s taking on water captain. Down to almost $9 a share and down 30% on the day. With the volume it has seen the past hour the big boys must have pulled out. Shoulda held out for the better price, oh well lol.
I came oh so close but some guy on here said "it's coming back".... I'll not name namesI dumped it last week.
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Yeah it is one of the riskier positions out there for sure. Hard to imagine Carnival going under, but this is unprecedented times for the industry. I do think people will return to cruising since it is a cheap way to see areas you would not be able to see otherwise. People will forget this mess and go back to cruising for this reason (remember the Concordia and the poop cruise?). The question is can Carnival hang on until they can send the ships back out to sea? I’m betting yes, but I am also not willing to risk a large % of my portfolio either lol. I also cruise from time to time, so the onboard shareholder credit does provide some value to me. This of course won’t mean jack if Carnival folds.I must admit it is kind of tempting to jump into that. But I’d hate to lose money to bankruptcy...
If it were to return to pre-crisis levels, you’re looking at insane profits (500%+), but I don’t know if the industry will completely recover for years, if ever. I also don’t know know the bottom is ($0?!). They’re not going to have any actual cruises for a while...
I came oh so close but some guy on here said "it's coming back".... I'll not name names
* you have been blocked by @Jimmy HypocracyCPE smoked. Prob going to zero
Haha* you have been blocked by @Jimmy Hypocracy
CPE up 7% after hours. Big money grabbing cheap shares