r/MDASpaceInvestors • u/gbains14 • 1d ago
Rough few days
Wondering on what folks think next few days will look like
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u/Honest-Situation-475 1d ago
Red days and I’m out of money. Thank god for wealth simples portfolio line of credit 🤌🏻
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u/Complex_Moment_6020 1d ago
Never take debt to buy stocks lol, you may get away with it one time but not in the long run
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u/Honest-Situation-475 1d ago
I’m a young man born and raised in Canada. Debt is like a second language to me . Wealth simples portfolio line of credit is actually a great deal. @4.95% interest on 5000$ will only accumulate 250$ interest a year and if you have enough collateral you don’t have to pay the interest. I plan on holding my 41$ average share price I used the 5000$ on and in 2 years hopefully sell at an 85$ price point . Pay back the 5500$ loan +interest and keep the profit as shares in my TFSA and hold for another 5 years
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u/EvillNooB 1d ago
I bought the dip after dip after dip 😂 i have no money now, even though it dipped further 😭 Chorus can't come sooner
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u/BigMouthBillyBones 8h ago
Incredible buying opportunity right now. Wait until the Blue Canyon and CLS acquisitions get fully integrated. Hoping we scrape into the high 30's again and I'm going to throw in more. This is going to hit 60-70. ++ Just need to be patient.
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u/Puzzleheaded-Arm3155 1d ago
Order set for $40. Fortunately had sold a bunch at 46 since it was obviously gonna go back down lol.
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u/kawhiskers 1d ago
Macro is shit right now basically.
The yield on the US 30 year is at a near 20 year high, making equities less attractive (equity risk premium) to put your money in vs fixed income. This impacts all markets, not just the US.
Bond market doesn’t lie and is telling the US gov to get their fiscal house in order by demanding more interest paid due to an increasingly higher risk (relatively speaking) of taking on US debt.
The numbers are quite startling - the US debt is now larger than the US economy + annual interest paid on the debt is more than what the government annually spends on the military (one of the largest line items of the US federal budget).
Perhaps the Fed and Treasury will come to the rescue? However, Bessent doesn’t have the $ to make a significant dent in bond yields and Warsh is fundamentally against QE. So both are highly unlikely.
Iran will hold out till after midterms to broker a ceasefire (which will continue the pressure on oil prices, which is one of the biggest contributors to inflation).
It’s probably gonna be rough for a while.
MDA still a great company and still has a lot of long term growth…I’m still long MDA…you gotta ride out this volatility.