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Indeed. We need the Fed to raise first. I suspect BOC will raise at the same time and in the same proportion.

I beg to differ. If the unemployment trend can continue to improve, mortgages will still be paid off which will keep the excess inventory down. We saw depreciation this year, albeit slight. Banks are much smarter with regards to who they give mortgages to up here.

http://ca.news.finance.yahoo.com/s/09102009/2/biz-finance-canada-s-unemployment-rate-falls-first-time-since.html Real, actual, full time job creation. Been a while since we've seen this!

Show me one single piece of evidence that Canadian banks practiced excessive lending which is leading to a real estate bubble. It is simply not true. The real estate bubble, if it exists, would have already popped when it did in the USA. You are the only person in the entire world who...

You've been saying this all year. What makes you think you'll suddenly be right?

Simple answer. Rates will be raised when we see signs of inflation and when unemployment starts to improve. Don't expect it for at least 6 months.

The USA is killing itself with their trade policies right now, just as an earlier post said. They are increasingly imposing more and more tariffs and trade restrictions with other countries. Did the depression teach these guy nothing?! While other countries are opening new free trade...

I hate to side with the analysts, but perhaps you are the fool for laughing at all of the upgrades over the past 6 months?

My friend, you clearly have no clue what you're talking about... 1. Deficit projected @ $55 billion and expected to be repayed by 2015. 2. The deficit number above is for the entire country. It is not the federal deficit only... 3. BOC has explicity stated they will not bring down...

I must correct you on a few points.... Higher oil = higher CAD. If you think oil will rise, so will CAD. Government is in deficit this year for first time in quite a while. And even this deficit is not excessive. Bank of Canada has explicitly stated they will NOT intervene to bring...

Safe to say the top most certainly is NOT in! 1065 is a beautiful number.

1:1 is likely by year end. Not sure why you think the Canadian government is corrupt though? (any more than any other government that is). Government has stated they want USD/CAD to appreciate, but will not intervene should that not be the case. Short USD/CAD doesn't look like too bad of...

Right....2009 has been a great example of this so far...

Keep the top calls coming! I am the one up there throwing all of those knives down at you.

Yes, and in the mean time, bulls make money, bears get slaughtered.

Pickled eggs are incredible. Try putting some hot peppers in there with em...you will not be dissappointed.

Doesn't hurt that they're the only ones raising rates either.

Well these charts have been beat to death already... Current prices/trailing PE's give you what you see on those charts. Since corporate earnings have bottomed for the most part, I'd argue that E will increase to bring P/E more in line with the norm. Mind you, it is entirely possible that P...

Didn't you call the top in another thread based on a 200 month SMA? I got news for you...that is also a "lagging chart feature".

New highs always breed analysts who predict significantly prolonged moves. As someone has already mentioned, think GS predicting $200 oil. These predictions are as useful as the DOW 14,000 predictions etc.