Noal

Fantasy sports, investing, ramblings…

[Noal @noalsroyce]

@SensFanNL Are you the most overly sensitive baby on this planet? You got your feefees hurt because you personally don’t support Kash/Trump and are so blinded by tribalism that you can’t understand a joke.

You pushed your best player out because you can’t respect others beliefs. Boohoo!

[Noal @noalsroyce]

@Spothe “We were fine with the gold medal win, but we had to punish and persecute the players because they dared to celebrate their win”

The only person gaslighting here is you and the other petty losers who pearl clutch whenever anyone else thinks different from you. Sorry!

[Noal @noalsroyce]

@jimmyjoemc @LalimesMartian I promise you, nobody with a rational brain actually believes our sovereignty is being attacked at all by Trump’s jokes.

I think it’s time you laid off the Facebook posts and go back on your medications.

[Mark Madden @MarkMaddenX]

Boy, is Canada petty, vindictive& neurotic when it comes to hockey.

[Noal @noalsroyce]

@barn_burner19 Calling the players ignorant while deliberately feigning ignorance as to why they’re leaving in the first place….. is quite the thought.

And they said irony is dead in the big year of 2026!

[Jason James @jasonjamesbnn]

This is Canada's version of the subprime mortgage crash in 2008. But instead of banks selling bad mortgages, Vancouver's collapse comes as a result of unchecked Chinese money laundering that began at least 30 years ago and extends back as far as 40 years.

When $300,000 condos are suddenly selling for $1 million+ you have a problem. Everyone who lived in Vancouver knew the market was doomed. In order for that type of inflation to continue, the money had to keep flowing. The municipal, provincial and federal governments would have to turn a blind eye or comply with what was happening. The banks would have to facilitate it.

The bubble deflation isn't coming as a result of government crackdowns—they were always more than happy to take their bribes. The banks were perfectly fine moving the money and the developers made billions. Nobody involved grew a conscience at any point.

What happened was the money itself slowed down. They simply ran out of properties to own and Chinese organized crime found other ways to move their cash. They turned Toronto's housing market into another bubble and bought our federal Liberal government via Justin Trudeau and Mark Carney. There's no reason to hide money in real estate if you don't have to.

Now the speculators have stopped speculating, the money launderers are moving onto other schemes and the average family in Vancouver can't begin to afford a million dollar shoebox so nobody is buying.

2500 empty condos in Vancouver. A multi-million dollar pit in Richmond. The right thing to do is let it all implode and allow the market to correct itself. Yes, people will lose money on the value of their homes and condos, but anyone who pays $1 million+ for a 600 sq ft condo should be aware of the risk.

Instead, Carney is going to bail out the developers who were very much part of the money laundering scheme and we're going to pay for it. This will give the bubble another year of life but it will eventually burst, and in the end, Canadians will pay for it again.

[Noal @noalsroyce]

$ONDS x $LMT

$ZETA x $PLTR

Good morning to nearly 50% of my portfolio indeed….

[Avalanche Forever @citchmook]

The funniest thing is Canadians don't seem to understand that the ridiculous and hateful reaction to the Americans going to the White House after winning Olympic gold is what caused all of this.

[Noal @noalsroyce]

@AndreaMyriam7 @HFTVSports Nobody with an inkling of a brain cell actually believes there’s any threat of an annexation, it’s a joke.

The players had enough for being harassed by the Canadian media, and the likes of you, who shriek anti-US sentiment and can’t respect different political beliefs. Piss off.

[Harman Bhangu @HarmanBhanguBC]

The NDP cancelled a bridge that would have been open by now. Nine years later, they don’t have a tunnel either.

Meanwhile, commuters are still stuck in traffic every day waiting for a solution.

At this rate, the only thing going under faster than the tunnel is the government’s credibility.

[Noal @noalsroyce]

@HudsonHMack @CBC @hockeynight Isn’t it interesting how your awful take is based on you deliberately misunderstanding and straw-manning the argument you are attempting to refute?

All of you are beyond lazy and your inability to honestly engage in arguments continue to prevent any meaningful discourse.

[Noal @noalsroyce]

@antihateEh “We aren’t trying erase Canada’s identity, how dare you accuse us of such a thing!”

- The same people who are actively working to takedown our nation’s flag so we can engage in more useless virtue signalling

[Noal @noalsroyce]

@CityNewsVAN The replacement has been necessary for years however, due to government negligence and tribalistic politics, it will now cost tax-payers an extra $7 billion.

We are being robbed blind by the same bureaucrats who claim to represent us, yet take every opportunity to screw us over.

[Elenore Sturko @elenoresturko]

Had the NDP not cancelled the tunnel replacement in 2017, the 10 lane bridge would have opened in fall 2022.

Now the government is broke. The tunnel replacement is still in limbo and now the NDP have fired the contractor.

This isn’t leadership. It’s pure incompetence.

https://t.co/0gE7XN9QRG

[BowTiedBull.eth - Read Pinned or NGMI @BowTiedBull]

Boatloads of people legitimately think they are smarter or as smart as Elon Musk. That is how embarrassing self awareness is amongst the masses

If you can't even see he's in a different league, how can you ever evaluate yourself? More than 50% of people think they are equal LOL

[Noal @noalsroyce]

Financial literacy is at an all time low.

Example A:

[I Dissent @DissentFu]

I am 52 years old. I have been working since I was 15 years old. I have no savings, no retirement, and will never own a home before I die.

And there is now a trillionaire.

[MW4Liberty @MW4Liberty]

Today I learned $1 Trillion in wealth is excessive but $40 Trillion in debt is totally cool… 💁‍♂️

[Shawn ₿ 🪐 @2ToneShawn]

Folks more mad about a trillionaire than the Federal reserve robbing them since 1913….

Make it make sense.

[ZUBY: @ZubyMusic]

The level of economic illiteracy amongst the general population (and many elected officials) is concerning.

[Hazel Appleyard @HazelAppleyard]

Elon Musk becoming a trillionaire has been a really great IQ test for the general public.

You see people online who think Elon literally has a trillion dollars sitting in a bank somewhere and has chosen to just… keep it there.

These are not serious people and not worth engaging with. It’s like trying to have an intelligent discussion with a monkey.