President Trumpโs approval rating has fallen to a new low, according to a recent Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll.
The collective results of the survey reveal an electorate that has lost faith in the president. https://t.co/QaJw0ODRpO
I haven't tweeted in awhile. Been busy with a growing business and life in general. All good. Spent time in Cape Cod, Spain, and Scotland.
Came on to say Trump is a catastrophe for the world. Disgusting and ammoral. The US is sooooo much better than this.
@acoyne He is absolutely correct. These academic policies caused huge economic damage (see our GDP per capita decline against all G7 since 2015. Get out of your Ottawa bubble Andrew. You owe Martin an apology.
This Sunday our long National nightmare will be over. The worst PM in Canada's history will officially be removed from office. Worst decade in Canada's modern history in terms of Canada's decline economically and in international relevance. Brutal. Hoping for better day ahead.
Ouch. ISM figures for February were below expectations for activity and above expectations for prices. Overall index fell to 50.3 from 50.9, new orders 48.6 vs 55.1, employment 47.6 vs 50.3. But prices paid rose to 62.4 vs 54.9.
Personally, I'm continuing to add some ballasts into my portfolio. I'm selling high beta equity (tech) and adding some value, utes, cash and bonds. Nothing crazy. I am often early and wrong tho
Quebec blocks western Canadian crude from being refined on the east coast so that they can instead buy over $200 million worth of sanctioned Russian oil. The hypocrisy needs to end now and this country needs to grow the f&$# up.
in time, every single new market participant will realize that most of these people posting online are only smart during an uptrend
it is essential to have your own plan, your own profit-taking level, your own stop loss, and your own sizing - no one will hold your hand forever
BREAKING: Public records reveal taxpayers spent $157,642 on the PM's groceries in two years, just for his family.
According to Canada's Food Price Report, Canadian households spent $288 weekly on groceries, five times less than what the PM expensed taxpayers.