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This is a good read for financial journalists and all who appreciate financial journalism. They won't make them like this guy anymore.
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The US housing bubble burst in 2007 and then went a bit quiet, before coming back in full swing when Lehman Brothers collapsed in Sept. 2008. This US regional bank crisis doesn't feel over yet, either. https://t.co/npRGJwZYv4
Fraud and money laundering are more significant problems in Canadian #realestate than many people know. We'll have @scoopercooper and @BenRabidoux discuss it at our Veritas 10th Annual Great Canadian Real Estate Conference on Oct 6.
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And what happens if this happens?
"Seventy-five basis points next move, and possibly another 75, so they'll get rates up to 2.75 to three per cent by September."
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@nasmadotali You know this already but be patient
This is a cycle unlike 2017 when foreign buyers taxes and rule changes drove down prices temporarily and in some areas prices leveled quickly only a year
This is mortgage rate based and therefore may turn out to be more like 1990
What a great story. I visited Moscow as a student back then and remember the McD's lineups. There were very few other restaurants. We ate a lot of borscht and bread in the Moscow State school cafeteria, and Snickers bars you bought from street vendors as you got off the subway.
A bit off my regular beat- McDonald's announced it's quitting Russia this week. About 30 years ago, my dad helped open the first location there. https://t.co/SHJtS2Z2xY
@decloet If you could figure out which ones were going to thrive in the distant future, you could buy them cents on the dollar and get the (cash-flow negative) business for free. I recall Research in Motion and others trading at a discount to cash.
Does anyone else remember 2001-2002-2003 when the sentiment was so bad for tech stocks that they traded at a discount to net cash on the balance sheet?
oh what fun it is to be a tech investor right now
- Shopify at its lowest since March 2020. It has lost >C$200 billion in market cap since November
- Dye & Durham. Last year, management offered C$50.50 to take private; board said no. Now C$18
- Topicus down ~50% since Nov