@DraupnirAlpha If the insiders delayed earnings just to sell their stocks, it would be considered insider trading and they would get sued for it. So, don't count on insiders dumping stock when the lockup ends.
@govt_corrupt British Columbia has one car insurance company… ICBC. This is corporate capitalism where interst of handful of companies has bought the politicians
@h79sharesunder@LassilaJonathan Also, insiders delaying earnings to offload shares would be considered insider trading and they’ll get sued for it. So the argument of delaying earnings to offload share doesn’t make sense
@LassilaJonathan Sure it’s not a huge sum. But I think people are forgetting if the insiders delayed the earnings only to dump stock, that would be considered insider trading and they’ll get sued for it. So I wouldn’t count on insiders dumping stock
@Matrix_B0SS I think for the insiders it might be about taking just enough profits that you don’t have to be stressed. Even when a company is highly likely to succeed, it’s never 100% so it’s prudent for them to have some safety net
@aleabitoreddit@mkavethewave@aleabitoreddit any thoughts on what news outlets are saying to be the insiders/ board changing the lockup date and delaying Q2 earning date that happens to give them just enough window to sell their shares before earrings lock up if they wanted to?
Canada: Crying Over Spilt Milk in a Self‑Inflicted Stagnation
Canada’s elite have spent a quarter‑century turning a rich, opportunity‑dense economy into a slow‑growth, over‑levered cul‑de‑sac, and they still insist nothing is structurally wrong. There is no sense crying over spilt milk about past mistakes when the architects of this stagnation are still in charge and still in denial.
Canada did not just drift into secular stagnation; it embraced a kind of virtue socialism and an industrial policy anchored on climate change targets rather than productive capacity, competitiveness, or growth. An economy built on world‑class natural resources, strategic geography, and human capital has been deliberately downgraded into a housing‑addicted, low‑productivity balance sheet recession risk, and the people who did it still show up on panels calling this “resilience.”
For years, Canada’s comparative advantages in energy, resources, and industrial capacity were something to apologize for, regulate to death, or tax into oblivion, while policy and capital chased the illusion that you could mortgage and virtue‑signal your way to prosperity. The result is a country flirting with a liquidity trap, where even lower rates may barely move a real economy suffocated by over‑priced assets, under‑built productive capital, and households too damaged to borrow again.
The real scandal is not that Canada faces secular stagnation; it is that the elite engineered it, denied it, wrapped it in climate rhetoric, and now blame external shocks while the data scream that this is a made‑in‑Canada crisis.
To be clear, Canada’s problems are not the result of President Trump!
If Canada’s elite will not finally admit that decades of attacking its own strengths, worshipping its own bubbles, and treating industrial policy as a morality play have left the country one downturn away from a full balance sheet recession, then they are not guardians of the national interest, they are custodians of decline, and at this point, there really is no sense crying over spilt milk, only over the refusal to fix the mess they made.
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