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The forecasts of many people on here have been pretty bad in all market conditions. In your cases, you have been absurdly bad, at a level one can only perform at if one believes in as whole lot of shit and doesn't understand stock markets at all. What you are not getting here is at all times...

Then I don't think you don't really know what a "bubble" is, and I have no idea what you think "negative earnings" are. Any real bubble will eventually pop and stay at a much lower valuation for many years. In ten years, I highly doubt these levels will be characterized as a bubble on a long...

It's not a bubble. There is that difference. If it spikes up and turns into a bubble, you want to be long on that move. As I stated earlier this year, the SPX would only be up 17% since January 2018 if we hit 3200 which is almost a 2 year time period. Never is an annualized gain of around 10% a...

Toronto itself is fairly mild compared to the surrounding area. Weather only gets rough for a couple of months tops. Personally, I don't like it hot so I find Toronto summers nice. I grew up in a colder location in Canada. Australia wouldn't be a bad alternative though.

You could never show Toronto as a joke it's as world class city with tremendous growth forecast through the year 2050. But that does bring up an interesting point. Where the hell do you live ? I bet we can quickly skewer anywhere you live based on carefully selected data points. That is what you...

The biggest impacts on Canada's job numbers are afaik not the federal service. They are tech jobs added ( primarily but not exclusively in Southern Ontario ) and Oil and jobs lost ( mainly Alberta ). Might even be substantial losses on car plants. The 2019 add for the Federal service according...

The level of self absorption you operate on does seem psychotic in nature.

The US Fed involvement in stock markets is essentially a myth propagated by idiotic traders on this site. All the Fed is involved in is ensuring that the US economy is healthy; this indirectly can be good for stock markets.

https://www.cbre.ca/en/about/media-center/torontos-tech-trajectory-sees-the-city-rise-to-no-3-in-cbres-north-american-talent-ranking Article says enough, not hard to Google similar stats in multiple sources. Google itself is creating a huge new project on the Toronto waterfront. I also have...

You are starting to remind me of "Gwb_Trading", a psychopath who used to post similar stuff on this site without a shred of understanding of the data.

Toronto is easily the strongest growth market in IT in North America in recent years. If your vision is to farm out as many professional IT jobs as you can to this area, you are getting it done rather well.

You are helping to illustrate some of the negatives of dealing with some Americans as your nation becomes more and more unstable and lost in bs. You've presented deeply flawed data and badly thought out theories. It means nothing. Business have to get on with business and for many top IT firms...

Your data is misleading and deeply flawed, but believe what you want. Certainly in the IT industry Canadians in general are considered to be highly reliable and skilled professionals who often represent better value then their American peers.

There is already a ton of new infrastructure being built so any associated pain is already here but the gains are arriving as many projects are complete or will be within a few years. Basically, the negatives of traffic are only an issue if you don't have a flexible schedule and local knowledge...

Why post this bs on here ? The Canadian economy is successfully shifting from an over dependence on resources to new sectors like new IT. Any recovery in Alberta's Oil economy is a bonus at this point we don't necessarily need it. In terms of government, we appear to be leaner then the US and...

90% of what "traders" post on here is complete bs. Pointless theories with no reality to them. I'm not sure what the point is other then they prefer to think of stock markets as a casino backed up by nothing on the balance sheet. Not surprising thought that many of these same people are lousy...

Good story but complete bs. Stock buybacks are merely public companies privatizing their company in part or in whole. I know this concept confuses you because you don't understand that shares are ownership in the companies themselves, and many of those companies have huge yearly profits that...

It's not a false narrative the US suffers from climate related disasters regularly and almost never looks at all prepared for any of them. And the thing is, as long as people like you are going to continue to be willfully ignorant and cavalier about it, the world doesn't have any compassion left...

Dummies don't realize that something has to be done regardless. The US doesn't even seem to have proper planning and contingency for weather events like the fires in California or the hurricanes/flooding that are quite regular in numerous states. The irony was not lost when North Carolina had...

Anybody who grew up in a colder area of Canada knows it's gotten significantly warmer the last 50 years. In addition, two of the more important aspects of climate change are the increase in frequency of weather related disasters and the rising ocean levels. You people can argue all you want...