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Swing for the fences Danny Boy! I hope it works out …

@JGoldberg12 @DFA_POD 94-78 Second AL East Lose in ALCS so hard to get to the WS in back to back years !!!

Opening Day is around the corner, hit me with your predictions for the #BlueJays' record and finish in the AL East in 2026

Huge game at home versus CBJ after a very successful road trip ….. must win game at home …. Prepare for a serious Flyers stinker ….

@Jay_D_Rosehill My first time at CTC tonight … went with my boy … more atmosphere here than a Leafs game at the Scotiabank Library. Concourse is tired and if driving must be a nightmare to get there …. But can’t best the AFFORDABLE ticket prices !! I’ll be back. Good team too mucho > leafs

Is Ottawa the most average barn in the league you figure?

@NabeelRehman22 @AVCoppola @ADiMarco25 Eichel > Matthews One can skate The other cannot One is a leader The other is a sulker

@AVCoppola @ADiMarco25 People said the same thing about Eichel and his Neck surgery.

Theoretical trade... TOR receives: Owen Tippett or Trevor Zegras Jett Luchanko Oliver Bonk TO 1st in 2027 3rd round pick in 2028 (if Matthews re signs PHI receives: Auston Matthews (25% retention) Joseph Woll #leafsforever #letsgoflyers

@AVCoppola @ADiMarco25 He had surgery already

@ADiMarco25 Flyers luck his knee would never recover fully. I’d be concerned about trading for him coming off surgery if he has one.

@ADiMarco25 I have zero interest in Matthews and frigging Vladar is better than Will Matthew’s best days are long behind him Shot is not the same Can’t skate lien he used to It would be so flyers to trade the farm for an aging superstar

@67Dodge Yes … they are terrible and it’s wonderful ! Tickets here ten rows up from the ice are 1/3 the cost of at ACC And if the opponent was anyone other than leafs/habs they would be cheaper !

@strohs16 Nice. That sounds wonderful. Hockey and father / son time. 👍😊 The Leafs are still in the NHL? I thought they were moved to the second division. 😂

Single tax filers face some incredible challenges, in accumulation and in retirement. This will be a topic for one of Retirement Club’s zoom calls next week.

@67Dodge I look forward to seeing it …. About to go see the Sens and Leafs in Ottawa with my boy shortly …. go Sens !!!

@strohs16 There are so many. I am putting together a post and presentation for Retirement Club on the strategies for single tax filers. I will share it with you when it's ready.

@67Dodge I know …. Who knows …. He doesn’t know …. What a(nother) Trump debacle ….

@strohs16 Yes, but Trump's also sending in the Marines? Who knows. It depends on Trump's temperament and feelings on any given day. But I'd agree that TACO is the best solution, the way he can limit his losing.

Did you see this @67Dodge ? TACO coming next week I think ….

@AaronHectorCFP Ps the CRA for the most part isn’t going to audit if income should be 100% reported or 50% reported from a T5. I seriously hope they are looking at more material tax issues than that lmfao

A joint account issues tax slips with the SIN of the first/primary account holder on the tax slips. Just because the slip has the primary account holder’s SIN, it doesn’t necessarily mean they should report all of the income on their tax return. The slip will show beneficiary code = 2… that tells CRA it’s a joint account, so all the income may not be reported on the tax return of the person who’s SIN is on the slip. Just because it’s a joint account, that doesn’t mean that the couple can each report 50% of the income on their respective tax returns. Instead, Canadian tax rules state that the person who first earned the money to deposit into the investment account, should be the one who should report the investment income earned on those dollars. So, joint accounts might be taxed all to one spouse, or all to the other, or 50/50, or 10/90, or 25/75. There’s no one size fits all. It depends on the history of who saved the money in the first place.

Taking the Boy to his first ever Sens game tomorrow night … I have no idea how he became a @Senators fan lol but hopefully They obliterate the @MapleLeafs

@67Dodge I think so He sees the market drop He’s sent some signals this week IMO that end is near I’m not sure he’s smart enough to know the effects of escalating oil prices and inflation and interest rates though He has to be the stupidest president of our life times ….

The worse it gets for markets, the closer we are to TACO Tuesday?

@67Dodge I’m sorry I fail to see how challenging these ‘challenges’ are and how they are only limited to ‘single tax filers’. Two income families (like mine) with similar income are basically treated the same as a ‘single tax filer’ ….

@broadburnt I have a feeling they will have to send an unprotected 2027 first to my @NHLFlyers !!! 🤞

If Mason McTavish was currently a Flyer, despite his flaws he’d be considered a necessary cornerstone of the rebuild on a team devoid of quality Cs. He’d be the best organizational C by miles. The Flyers haven’t shown they can draft better than him. Who else is coming along?

@tddt_5115 I love that potential alumni appearance For that price you think they could throw some $ to domi etc to come into the room for 5 minutes 4 pictures? I was at a game this year and LOL at who the ‘alumni guy’ was at that game … I can’t remember who but I was like what? lol

Not here to sell jerseys eh Keith?

@garyblack00 @leadlagreport Was there even a plan? Unbelievable ….

@leadlagreport I’m sure he already does.

Trump will regret Iran.

@SupBagholder After last earnings I thought we had kissed sub $600 behind ….. can’t believe it has fallen this much …..

There won’t be many opportunities to buy $meta under 600$

@PronkDaniel Totally agree …. There’s a reason why some companies whose revenue is derived from a major customer or two needs to add note disclosure to financial statements …. It’s time to look for other countries for our goods …. The US is dead to me for 3 more years …

Want to share some thoughts on Canada, as I see so much negativity on here. 🇨🇦 First, I love Canada. It's an amazing country with incredible people. If you treat us with respect, you will receive it. Our economy has been going through significant stress and a transition period after 10 years of poor leadership blocking our potential. I'm cautiously optimistic that's changed and heading in the right direction. This change, like it or not, is being fueled by our largest ally and trading partner leveraging its integration within our economy to get what it wants out of us. Listen, you can debate if you agree with Trump or not. I don't care. What you have to realize is Canada has a massive one-customer concentration risk. In business, that's just simply not ideal. This customer concentration has been leveraged against our economy's best interests. Again, you can agree or disagree if you think Trump is doing the right thing. My question to you is: What happens if a radical left-wing U.S government comes to power, and used this same leverage to push Canada towards communism? Obviously that's a very low-risk event, but the point is, the leverage over our economy could be used by any future U.S administration (not Trump), in any way they please, at any time. As a Canadian, I think this is a huge risk, as it hampers our ability to be a self-guided and governed nation based on our own values. Previously, our integration with the U.S was only viewed as an asset (and it obviously still is). But the sheer reliance we have on their country has been leveraged to become a liability as well. I don't think it's a bad idea for us to diversify and explore getting our assets to new markets. I simply don't see the downside, or how anyone could disagree that this is a good idea. Reduce the customer concentration risk, diversify revenue streams. That's just good business. It will hurt us in the meantime, as we're seeing. But long-term, if we can succeed at reducing our customer concentration risk, get out of our own way, and get our critical assets that the world relies on to market, then we have huge potential ahead of us. I am cautiously optimistic that we're moving in this direction. Sometimes it takes things getting worse to wake people up from complacency, but I do think we're waking up. And by the way, I'm sure many Canadians would agree that we love the U.S and want to have a strong relationship with them. But I don't think having a strong and prosperous relationship with the U.S means we also can't diversify away from them. The two aren't mutually exclusive. I'm not willing to give up on Canada or our future potential yet.