So I've held onto GEI, an Albertan pipeline and oil production company, since early 2014 before oil crashed. It went as high as $26 then it went as low as $12.00 last year and recovered to over $18.00 this year then dropped again because of the fires in Alberta in the summer. It also has a 7% dividend.
I did really well on Enbridge because I bought it when oil was at it's lowest.
Should I just cut my losses with GEI and invest in something different, or should I just wait out the oil slump and hope it recovers?
>>1608234
Well, if..
chances that GEI recover x percent > chances that another stock you want to buy increases x percent
I'd stick with it. But don't listen to me, I'm a buy & hold idiot.
>>1608287
The dividend payout will cover my losses in like 5years given the dividend doesn't decrease and the stock doesn't decrease
So in the long run I guess it's a good bet. It's just sad seeing my other holdings do well and this one in the red
Yay trump will approve keystone
>>1609465
this, but the market already knows that. soo...
>>1609475
TRP could increase dividends tho