looks like the buy is back on

Pharma will be more suitable for Aurora ACB, but it sure was a entertaining rumor

with TGOD tanking, i see there was a news release about some "Spin-off"

can someone explain that to me. the wording in the news release must have been written by a lawyer because i can't understand it. something about an offering of shares of "spin-off"?

Is the TD app glitchy or is it just me? Lost my watch list from home page and lost the "holdings" button

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ha wrote that and it's up 17% today

anyone still buying?

been a great run up this past week

also where do you all find out about new companies etc?

Dear mother of God, who ever bought TGOD at 2.44 a couple of days ago is making mad gains.

Omg! Not again. FoMO

I bought at $5.5 T_T

Bought at 3.75, but a small position on it.

Still waiting to break even on GLH :okay:

my average price is 3.48

Well it was quite a wild ride the last couple of days.

Broke even, which I'll take instead of being in the red.

TRST making mad gains in yesterday's session.

fucking hell,do pot stocks always bounce around so much like that in matter of weeks?.

GOOS :awwyeah:

Weird how it bounces up lol

TGOD is so shady. So is medmen

Tempted to liquidate for a short term loss for a potential long term gain.

Interesting read I found this morning. As my portfolio has tanked about 18% since the highs.

The banking industry now makes up over 40% of Warren Buffett’s portfolio
Berkshire Hathaway reported its Q3 holdings last week, and it looks like Warren Buffett’s laughing all the way to the bank: Half of Warren Buffett’s top 10 largest holdings are in the US banking industry.

BH purchased $13B worth of new bank stocks last quarter alone, bringing the firm’s total banking investments to $86B.

Here’s how that $86B breaks down:
Bank of America $25.8B
Wells Fargo $23.3B
American Express $16.1B (17% stake)
US Bancorp $6.6B
Goldman Sachs $4.1B
JPMorgan Chase $4B
Bank of New York Mellon $4B
M&T Bancorp $866m
PNC $829m
Synchrony Financial $647m
To put that in context, BH’s stake in Bank of America is the firm’s second largest holding (behind Apple at $56.9B).

Why is he banking on banks?
Because, theoretically, it’s a “forever business” -- one that we’ll always need as long as traditional currency exists.

*Cue uproar from one million blockchain enthusiasts*

And, he’s managed to invest a massive amount of capital in a single industry without triggering the feds.

Aside from its American Express holding, all of BH’s investments are under 10% ownership to avoid regulatory oversight

bought in TD near it's high in sept. right now, it's my biggest loser

I'm surprised BH has American Express. I think BH bought Bank of America during the 2008 crisis, so he got it for dirt cheap. I like how he's diversified across financial institutions. I also wonder what their shares will look like 20 years after the CEOs move on.

Does that 40% figure include their ownership of private companies as well?

I’ve done super well with Bank of America over the last two years.

I wanted to get into Canadian banks but I ended up going with the BMO covered call ETF which holds every Canadian institution as far as I know, long term outlook looks good

i'm fairly new to trading. when you hold ETFs are there any other fees besides the MER? i was looking on the BMO site and beside each ETF, it lists a max management fee and MER

Anyone have thoughts on whether being a day / week / month trader is viable? Can you still generate alpha or is the market too efficient. Been seeing a huge ramp up in educational products or paid ads of people selling trading courses / mentorship. Feels like it's 90% luck and maybe 10% charts/skills.

The MER is already taken out through the holdings in the ETF. So you won't see a decrease in your balance. There's usually no other fee.

Paid my dues and experienced the dot-com bubble and Great Recession. You know what's coming soon when those are the signs. It's like clockwork.