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PPT as described on this site is a myth. There was some talk yesterday about starting to buy equities and corporate bonds as a strategy; note the implication of that on previous years. The government doesn't own any corps beyond one offs like GM in 2009 and at that point it was almost worthless...

Sure that explains why we live 3 years longer across the board then Americans. Keep being stupid on this hard to care really.

Those positions were public knowledge and they sold their stake in GM. There are idiots on here who believe the government has been buying equities the whole bull to such an extent that they move the entire market. Pure fiction. Meanwhile, many top companies were so cash rich they bought back...

Canadians have better health care we would never want the US system. So far, Canada has ONE death from the virus and our testing as been more extensive then the US. You are welcome to your premiums they are earned by willful ignorance.

Support from last Thursday held on blue chip stocks. Plenty of bargains at 9:30 am, especially on the TSX. Rally off the bottom as soon as they released the breakers. Serious chance we put in a double bottom on BMO and TD.

You have been deeply delusional for 11 years and fail to accept any responsibility for your posted ideas. If you still are unable to understand that the stock market is ownership in profit seeking businesses then you should stop trading entirely it's not your thing.

You just keep posting nonsense without any shred of understanding of fundamentals.

Memories of spring 2009 when you were advising anyone who would listen to sell their entire stock portfolio at close to record lows. Have you learned anything from the experience ? Clearly not.

This is a trading site. It's not hard to guess what the correct long term strategy is when a transitory crisis hits and interest rates are cut to barely above zero like in the year 2009.

I believe Canada's experience with SARS and our universal health care system put us at a distinct advantage in dealing with the threat and minimizing deaths. I see three good things coming out of this crisis. One, it's the final nail in Trump's election chances he's done. Two, it is a clear...

One of the great ironies today is how many on here have believed the US government has been buying equities or futures for the whole bull, and it was very clear that came up as a possibility for a NEW strategy today. In other words, none of that occurred as I posted numerous times on this site.

It was never a bubble. Valuations were high end normal at the aths. Some of you just believe in a lot of shit.

Your posts on this thread are highly irrational. Go back and read them in a year. I'm looking at a virus that is being effectively controlled in Canada and resulted in ONE death so far. And some Americans like you are losing their shit about it only 2-3 weeks after totally dismissing it as a threat.

Mark my words, never going to happen, and in a year the virus will be forgotten ( as will be Trump as a politician ).

From October 2010 : And of course S2007S immediately jumped in to agree with you.

The concept of value investing seems to elude you. The possibility of growth is built into the price of the IT companies; some would argue most IT companies are overpriced. Meanwhile, I identified an absurdly cheap entry point for BMO. What IT stocks do is irrelevant.

You're seriously delusional. 2008 had a generational shock to the entire banking system brought on by white collar crooks. US valuations have been upper normal range for two years not excessive. Portions of the market are cheap after this correction, which back stops the overall market. Given...

TD has outperformed the QQQ by a large margin the last 25 years. This week was the ultimate buy the dip moment for the stock, lowest level since 2016. BMO even a better deal, lowest level since 2013. If the same occurred to some of the big US IT firms, people would be tripping over themselves to...

He's done, doesn't matter who runs against him. I am counting him out and have no problem standing by that forecast. There aren't enough dumb or gullible Americans out there to keep this joke of a President in power.

Swing trading investments is all about probabilities not certainties. Thursday prices weren't far off extreme support and earnings and dividends are much higher now then in 2009-2013. Meanwhile, US equities are kind of at a midpoint area despite the correction. Value stocks like these have done...