Sell in May and go away is no longer relevant. You normally get some friction in August/September/Jackson Hole
Markets & Mayhem@Mayhem4Markets
NASDAQ 100 seasonality improves from here 📈
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Gidio Masaro MA (Econ)
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Gidio Masaro MA (Econ)
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MABE (Wilfrid Laurier), CSC, DFC, IMT, PMT, ADMS, CDMS (Canadian Securities Institute). Fitness enthusiast. Opining on my own. NOT ADVICE. Talk to your Advisor
Windsor, Ontario Beigetreten Haziran 2023
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Gidio Masaro MA (Econ) retweetet
Dude he hasn't accomplished a single thing other than some defense spending and made a few speeches. How low are your expectations ?
Marvin Baumann@MarvinTBaumann
EU: takes 25 years. Mark Carney: takes hardly a year. We all need to channel our inner Carney
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Gidio Masaro MA (Econ) retweetet
BREAKING: Trump will appear on CNBC tomorrow morning at 8:30am ET.
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Unbelievable. 40% increase in exports off what base ? 40% of 1 dollar is .40 cents. Woah. Compare that non-US trade total you brag about to existing US totals and get back to us
Corey Hogan 🇨🇦@coreyhoganyyc
Conservatives 🔵: you guys aren’t doing anything! Liberals 🔴: here’s the twenty new trade and security deals we’ve signed. 🔵: just paper, where are the results? 🔴: the share of exports heading to non-U.S. markets has increased by about 40%. 🔵: means nothing if it doesn’t help people. 🔴: agree, and in the past year wages have grown faster than inflation every month. 🔵: not everyone is seeing that wage growth. 🔴: it's true - which is why we’ve introduced targeted support such as the groceries and essentials benefit while the growth spreads more broadly. 🔵: we can’t afford those programs. 🔴: they’re temporary, and the IMF just said Canada has the best fiscal position in the G7. 🔴: there's lots more work to do, no-one is spiking the ball, and not everything is going or will go perfectly - but we're going to keep building a strong Canada for all. 🔵: [slinks off to cherry-pick data and complain about the last PM]
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@scottbaughman @sarobertsonca What does Canada get that Carney had to come out and warn everyone that we're in for a rough ride. Because of tariffs applied to effectively 10% of our exports. So brave of him. 90% are tariff free
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@sarobertsonca This Pierre guy just doesn't get it. Maybe PP should look in the mirror once in a while.
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Pierre Poilievre responds to Prime Minister Carney posting "yet another video" by... posting yet another video.
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@GuimondYan @sarobertsonca Showing us polling all day evidently pays our bills. That qualifies as effective policy here
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@HardTruths25 @sarobertsonca The state of Canada ? Yes it is
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@softrugged @sarobertsonca You have that in abundance evidently ? Amuse us more.
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@sarobertsonca the lack of gravitas and intelligence used to make me mad. now that he's moved into the total caricature of a maga midwit online troll zone, it's just funny.
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Just spoke to a billionaire investor
Told me they are sending the market into a massive crash today at 2:45pm
Look out!
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Yeah that's not true. These wars and defense spending stimulate Economic growth on both sides of border. We live in shade and narratives. It's one reason equity markets keep moving along nicely.
Marco Vigliotti@Marco_Vigliotti
I asked Defence Minister @DavidMcGuinty about whether the PM’s comments on U.S. ties being a weakness are hampering security cooperation with the Americans. He said he hasn’t seen that, and the economic issues are separate from those on security and defence
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Gidio Masaro MA (Econ) retweetet
Gidio Masaro MA (Econ) retweetet
Current weakness in our ties with the US do not make our ties with the US a weakness.
This is a problem to be fixed, not rejected for strategic partisan ends. In future years we will look back on the decision to give up on our largest and closest trading partner as negligent madness.
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@irbrodie Potential GDP should increase whether its K, L or technological change but that vividly shows lack of technological change and productivity set us back big time
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When was it exactly that it became a weakness for Canada to be connected to the US economy? I can't tell from the data......
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@commdesignco My point is the US isn't a common foe and Carney's family doesn't believe that either. Folks can choose where ever they want that to happen
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@GMDanTO Canadians should be able to pick where they want to be educated. I used to go to Florida every March with my kids. My choice is to not do that anymore. Hopefully one day education or travel will not be used as a weapon against the political party that you oppose.
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What common foe ? His wife and a few of his kids either work or are being educated in the US. What's everyone talking about ? Seriously. Think this stuff though people. It's silliness
Maria Drutska 🇺🇦@maria_drutska
In this video, Canadian PM @MarkJCarney talks about how Canada was formed when the people were united by a common foe. There is a strong lesson for Europe here today, as we face our common foe Russia. When we are united as Europeans, we can withstand anything.
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@sunlorrie Central Banks have essentially abandoned Forward guidance with the run up of inflation and interest rates after Covid supply shock
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Only Monday & we've already learned the Prime Minister's YouTube talk on 'Forward Guidance' actually references a central bank policy from the 1950s & Foreign Affairs wrongly implied on X Canada couldn't have publicly opposed nomination of Iran to a UN committee on human rights.
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