Garrett Wright

BREAKING 🚨: U.S. Debt U.S. Debt now exceeds 100% of GDP for the first time since World War 2 🤯👀

If consumers and sectors borrow to generate revenue and/or remain solvent, the back-end effect hits lenders as the system breaks. Generating high returns via credit expansion only remains euphoric as long as borrowers can return principal + interest. Canada’s current advantage lies in public sector dominance. Government crowds out a large portion of credit opportunity pushing treasury yields higher. Leading banks to increase yields on consumers as a result. Canada needs to ease extremely tight fiscal policy on the private sector and promote growth acrossed Canada. Solely expanding the public sector continues to hinder innovation, growth, and overall quality of life. Enough of this multiplier effect BS. By crowding out investment, and crushing corporate margins via high taxes, you’re left with productivity and innovative drag. When these stall, quality of life diminishes as many Canadians have pointed out. Don’t even get me started on the residential RE market. (TL/DR) Put as simply as I can: If the sector that spends the money expands, and the one making the money shrinks, you run into a real economic problem as the one continues to pressure the other. What’s important to note, lenders always win in the end. Unless we see some existential economic crises like 2008 … which modern day keynesians won’t allow. Even with Canadian delinquencies up 52% as of late, the financial sector shows no signs of slowing. Easy pick long term.

Can someone explain to me why Canadian banks are significantly outperforming the S&P 500 right now?

Is it … is it … happening?

The diminishing margins of the yen carry trade should scare the shit out of you far more than any AI bubble.

Japanese Yen just broke! 🚨 It has now weakened beyond the 162 level against the U.S. Dollar for the first time since Ronald Reagan was President 🤯

@unusual_whales Why not let markets operate independently?

Trump: I don't want to drive housing prices down. I want to drive housing prices up

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Battling rationality as this unwinds. How long is this operational before it’s detrimental to U.S. credit?

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No hate on the returns at all … free money. The why is what concerns me. If consumers and sectors borrow to generate revenue and/or remain solvent, the back-end effect hits lenders as the system breaks. Generating high returns via credit expansion only remains euphoric as long as borrowers can return principal + interest. Canada’s current advantage lies in public sector dominance. Government crowds out a large portion of credit opportunity pushing treasury yields higher. Leading banks to increase yields on consumers as a result. Canada needs to ease extremely tight fiscal policy on the private sector and promote growth acrossed Canada. Solely expanding the public sector continues to hinder innovation, growth, and overall quality of life. Enough of this multiplier effect BS. By crowding out investment, and crushing corporate margins via high taxes, you’re left with productivity and innovative drag. When these stall, quality of life diminishes as many Canadians have pointed out. Don’t even get me started on the residential RE market. (TL/DR) Put as simply as I can: If the sector that spends the money expands, and the one making the money shrinks, you run into a real economic problem as the one continues to pressure the other. What’s important to note, lenders always win in the end. Unless we see some existential economic crises like 2008 … which modern day keynesians won’t allow. Even with Canadian delinquencies up 52% as of late, the financial sector shows no signs of slowing. Easy pick long term.

While ur grifters tell U Canada is fucked … Canadian banks are ripping assholes. Outperforming American markets. Bullish as fuck on Canada. 🇨🇦

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A bank-intermediated economy will always show a higher M2/GDP than a market-intermediated one, even at identical "looseness," because in a market system credit is created off-bank-balance-sheet and never becomes a deposit

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"More Ontarians in Canada are missing mortgage payments, as balance delinquency rate jumps 52% in a year," per Toronto Star.

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