@realannapaulina Spoken from a true Luna - tic this one off the box. Wow the equivalent of 2 days consumption in the US over the whole 1.8M tons. Might drop price by $.0.10 / Ga. Maybe you should take mental gymnastics, it would probably help your ability to qualify what “massive” means.
@vesperdigital The Trump Admin’s policy is literally based off a South Park movie. “We must blame them and cause a fuss before somebody thinks of blaming us”
@nathancullen The Trump Admin’s policy is literally based off a South Park movie. “We must blame them and cause a fuss before somebody thinks of blaming us”
@PrecisionTrade3 Thank you - this is incredible. we just did the back test to 83.5k (almost exactly) and there was a reaction. very interested to see if this continues up to the 89k-90k target with a bearish div on the LTF. Great work!!
@Eric_TrumpRv Ok buddy. I think you’re sour b/c this spat your dad has with CA isn’t going his way. Your dad is trying to use economic force to annex CA. That’s pretty destructive. Also, your post doesn’t make sense with your misplaced modifier. Sounds like Canadians have been kind to you.
@FoodProfessor The Food Professor needs to stop pushing out this data set. The rate increase he is reporting is based on when the 2025 tax holiday temporarily reduced food inflation. It needs to be rebased either before or after that policy was active to show the true trend. Very misguiding
@gator_gum This graph is debunked as it needs to be rebased before or after the 2025 tax holiday. I called this out to him and it was met with condensation. His hypotheses are rife with bias and it sets a dangerous precedence for (lack of) critical thinking
@FoodProfessor Thanks for sharing. First establish that there’s a meaningful phenomenon. Then explain it. Rebase the series after Canada’s tax holiday and the dramatic 8.5% vs. 4.4% gap largely disappears. By July ’26, grocery inflation was 3.1% in Canada vs. 2.7% in the U.S.
@FoodProfessor And therein lies the solution. Strip out the political bias, focus on the right story, and use that to drive the right results. Cherry-picking data to support your bias sets a dangerous precedence for critical thinking
@WayneMathison US is no longer a reliable trading partner. Carney’s overall approach signals that while he remain open to a balanced trade deal, his primary fallback is an independent economic policy anchored by alternative global alliances and accelerated domestic resource development.
@NoLimitGains I think you’re missing a frame of reference. Overlay the US M2 or other developed economies and let’s draw a conclusion then. This is simply an observation with an untested assertion, but way to spread garbage.