Allan 3

realtor + marketer 🧊🍁🇬🇾

[Allan 3 @Agent365]

@CryptographyAC_ @MurrayHillGuy1 Girl be like:

“let me be your slot”

[Allan 3 @Agent365]

Outlook being down is one thing… what if one drive went down.

[Allan 3 @Agent365]

@MSFT365Status I know someone who knows a little bit about load management. @Raptors

[Allan 3 @Agent365]

@BrickCenter_ There’s a fight every night now in the nba?

[Allan 3 @Agent365]

@JazzyBarbz @AkademiksTV They did the same to Kanye

[Allan 3 @Agent365]

@OmarAbcXyz123 👌🏽

[Allan 3 @Agent365]

@TheSteinLine Not worried.

[Allan 3 @Agent365]

@ShaykhSulaiman Doing this to make people relax and not look

[Allan 3 @Agent365]

Who was the colleague who asked Micheal Sanft to represent Keefe D?

[Allan 3 @Agent365]

@SyedKaz37252140 @Narjes_Rahmati @CENTCOM I doubt even if you submit a tip that leads to them finding it that they would actually pay.

[Allan 3 @Agent365]

@TSN_Sports @nuggets c’s

[Elliot Daigneault @hrh_elliot]

One great takeaway from tonight’s midterm elections:

In the U.S. when a party is perceived to have messed up, voters punish the party...

Meanwhile in Canada when the Libs actually mess up, they get reelected and grow in popularity

[Lawrence Kitema @lawrencekitema]

Your parents won't see you grow old. Your partner never knew you as a child, and your children won't remember you young. You are the only person who witnesses every version of yourself. Take care of yourself, value yourself and love yourself. You are your lifelong companion.

[Allan 3 @Agent365]

We didn’t need a pull up 3 there IQ

[905HUB @905hub_]

Tactical units on scene at University of Toronto Mississauga.

[Allan 3 @Agent365]

@LockheedMartin

[Allan 3 @Agent365]

Why everyone hate the chevron so much?

[Coach JT (they/he/hers) @IceHockeyCommie]

@bankofcanada Evidence of incompetence. BoC plays firefighter but they are also the arsonist.

[Allan 3 @Agent365]

@DemosKratosCA @bankofcanada Core inflation is at 2.0%, tell me how it’s out of control? Who benefits from higher rates?

[James E. Thorne @DrJStrategy]

Macklem’s Incompetence: Fighting the 1970s, Punishing Canada Today

The Bank of Canada is hiking into a negative growth shock because it fears an inflation problem its own underlying data do not establish. This is not prudent risk management. It is incompetence dressed up as vigilance.

Trimmed CPI inflation is 1.8% and declining. Employment is contracting. Even the Bank’s own statement puts inflation excluding gasoline at 2.2%, core inflation close to target, and longer-term inflation expectations firmly anchored. It acknowledges excess supply and expects new American tariffs to slow growth. Yet Macklem is raising rates because higher energy costs might eventually spread through the economy.

The distinction matters. Higher oil prices squeeze purchasing power; tariffs impair production and trade. Higher interest rates cannot fix either problem. They can, however, compound the damage by weakening spending, housing and investment. Macklem is responding to an external cost shock by imposing an additional domestic demand shock.

Second- and third-round inflation effects are risks to assess, not facts to assume!!! With underlying inflation subdued, jobs contracting and expectations anchored, the burden of proof lies with the central bank proposing to tighten. Its statement does not meet that burden.

Macklem increasingly resembles a Davos technocrat intellectually trapped in the 1970s: invoking the dangers of an inflationary spiral while discounting the weakness in front of him. The spectre of that decade has become a substitute for judgment.

His incompetence lies in that misdiagnosis. Hiking into a negative growth shocks leads to an avoidable recession.

He is making Canadians pay higher borrowing costs today to insure against inflationary spillovers that have not yet materialized broadly in the data.

A central bank should respond to evidence, not force today’s economy into yesterday’s cautionary tale.

Yes it’s true: Tiff Macklem is worse than John Crow. The worst governor of the Bank of Canada in modern history.