@SteveSaretsky@RichardDias_CFA Markets are pricing only a ~30% chance of a BoC rate hike by late 2026. Base case remains hold or cuts. Translation for mortgages = variable still carries some risk, but aggressive hiking isn’t expected. Fixed rates already reflect most of the upside risk. Choose based on risk.
@mapleblooded The deal could tilt CPPIB toward more Canadian “strategic” investments, but it would be part of a balanced, global portfolio approach, not a wholesale re-allocation. You need investments from CPP for it to grow.
@EhmTEhf@mapleblooded How else do you grow your pension plan other than through investments? The population demographics in Canada do not support CPP growth without investment.
@esjesjesj There is absolutely nothing wrong with this, let the damn guy dance his heart out. If you don’t want to buy, don’t buy but seriously fuck off if you have a problem.
@JasminLaine_ Do you agree or disagree that stakeholder capitalism, where companies consider interests of workers, communities, customers and the environment over shareholder profits is inherently evil and will lead us to Communism?
@AllThingsCody_@CodyRhodes All of these can be true and it doesn’t diminish the fact that Cody is a Star.
Bret Hart made Stone Cold
Stone Cold made Rock
Great Stars make Stars
Cody will be a Great Star when he puts over and makes the next Star
"The alternatives to a carbon tax may all end up being more costly than the tax itself. The problem for political parties to solve is that voters have had all this explained to them and prefer the alternatives anyway." — @jm_mcgrath#onpoli#cdnpoli https://t.co/RrXCqcoOzo