> The pain is real guys. Look at BP. We are about to get hit with a
> tsunami. Ghabby, it looks like a good idea that you sold. You can use
> that money to buy back cheaper.

> The problem is there is no support here till we will 1040 on the
> S&P... So the slide should be quite dramatic...

> On Jun 24, 2:51 pm, Eastside <eastcentraleur...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > The pain is real guys. Look at BP. We are about to get hit with a
> > tsunami. Ghabby, it looks like a good idea that you sold. You can use
> > that money to buy back cheaper.- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> I was supposed to sell all of my shares yesterday,but , I sold half
> only!

> It seems everyone on this board believes CSIQ is a good long term
> stock.
> So we have two options either hold with pain while watching your stock
> goes down ans sell when it recovers.
> Or, sell now and buy cheaper but you run the risk of the stock may
> skyrocket suddenly on good news

> I guess what I did satisfy both options :)

> Ghabby

> On Jun 24, 12:01 pm, Eastside <eastcentraleur...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > The problem is there is no support here till we will 1040 on the
> > S&P... So the slide should be quite dramatic...

> > On Jun 24, 2:51 pm, Eastside <eastcentraleur...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > The pain is real guys. Look at BP. We are about to get hit with a
> > > tsunami. Ghabby, it looks like a good idea that you sold. You can use
> > > that money to buy back cheaper.- Hide quoted text -

> > - Show quoted text -

> Ghabby,

> That sound like a good move. That way, if there is a 20% pop, you
> enjoy it, and if it goes down, you can leverage down.

> Tomorrow is the big if. If the GDP number comes in at 1%, we are in
> for a bad ride. I would expect CSIQ to close at 8.50 if the GDP number
> is that bad. But, if we get a GDP number that is above 4, I could see
> CSIQ going back above 11. Tomorrow is going to be a big day.

> Looking at the numbers combined, I am actually expecting  a bad GDP
> number. Up to this point I have been overly optimistic. I have gotten
> the GDP number wrong consistently by at least 1% each time it has come
> out. I was expecting a 4.5%, and that would make it a 3.5% GDP growth
> if I account for my inconsistencies. But even that seems high. The Fed
> meeting and the comments coming out of it, tied to the decline in
> shipment of lumber on rail in the U.S., and the decline of the Baltic
> Dry Index makes me believe we are going to see a number around 1.5%
> and I expect the S&P to fall to at least 1014 in two weeks.

> I hope I am wrong. I have been wrong so often, this would be a great
> time for me to be wrong again.

> On Jun 24, 3:48 pm, Ghabby Ghabriel <ghabby.ghabr...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > I was supposed to sell all of my shares yesterday,but , I sold half
> > only!

> > It seems everyone on this board believes CSIQ is a good long term
> > stock.
> > So we have two options either hold with pain while watching your stock
> > goes down ans sell when it recovers.
> > Or, sell now and buy cheaper but you run the risk of the stock may
> > skyrocket suddenly on good news

> > I guess what I did satisfy both options :)

> > Ghabby

> > On Jun 24, 12:01 pm, Eastside <eastcentraleur...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > The problem is there is no support here till we will 1040 on the
> > > S&P... So the slide should be quite dramatic...

> > > On Jun 24, 2:51 pm, Eastside <eastcentraleur...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > The pain is real guys. Look at BP. We are about to get hit with a
> > > > tsunami. Ghabby, it looks like a good idea that you sold. You can use
> > > > that money to buy back cheaper.- Hide quoted text -

> > > - Show quoted text -