SmallCapSteve

UK 30-year gilt yields reach their highest level since 1998, signaling increased borrowing costs for the government and reflecting broader concerns about fiscal sustainability.

The annoucement will be given in a place very close to the town of Cobalt, Ontario. What could it be? 😀

Press conference on the new fund underway. First questions from the Globe and Mail: Where will the $25B come from? Who’s making the decisions? How transparent will it be? Wow, refreshing change. These are exactly the questions we should be hearing.

When journalists let a statement like this stand, that the PM owns this company, it’s less shocking that many voters believe things that are not true. And that Poilievre feels he continue with bs statements like this.

Interest rate to buy a house in Canada: 4% Interest rate to buy a business in Canada: 8% And we wonder why people are investing in real estate instead of businesses?

Pierre Poilievre: "I find it interesting. Mark Carney's company, which he still owns, Brookfield, has been called the biggest tax dodger in Canada. I think Mark Carney can afford to pay his taxes."

If bigger government meant better results, Canada would be crushing it. We’re not. So what are we actually optimizing for?