Anodyne
Thursday, July 10, 2008
 
Anodyne Inc.

Previously unaccounted-for dividends and distributions:

TerraVest Income Fund (TI.UN): 1109 units x .04167/unit = $92.42 (15 May, June)

Parkland Income Fund (PKI.UN): 3601 units x .105/unit = $756.22 (15 May, June)

Hart Stores (HIS): 1769 shares x .10/share = $176.90 (10 July)

Loblaw Companies (L): 217 shares x .21/unit = $45.57 (2 July)

Norbord Inc. (NBD): 1820 shares x .10/share = $182.00 (21 June)

Cash balance, $2663.38

Still hanging on as the wings shake and the engines drop off and the nose gyrates wildly up and down. I had always hoped to experience an honest-to-God bear market, and I guess I'm getting my wish. The markets and I apparently don't agree about much at the moment, and disagreement with judgement (any judgement) takes patience and a certain measure of humility. LIFE'S TOO SHORT TO WORRY ABOUT THE MARKET, say the big Skytrain station ads touting index funds, or "index-protected notes" or such similarly silly products. STOP THE MARKET, I WANT TO GET OFF. Frowning -- "thoughtful"! -- middle-aged faces shot in extreme close-up: the H.R. manager, the liberal studies prof, the accounts receivable supervisor. Take my money, please, and my worries while you're at it. I just want something safe, that goes up and up and up. Not this.

- posted by cjb @ 7:00 PM


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