If you don't think government and central bankster policy have anything to do with the topic of all time highs during a pandemic when everyone was staying at home.. I got news for youMay I suggest that a moderator move the latest series of posts to the Politics thread? It's pretty off-topic for this thread.
I'd unfortunately mostly agree.I think Wiki has got it about right. Populist, libertarian and selfish. A non-starter fringe element, not at all Canadian mainstream.
Survive 3 more years?I think that the PPC may do better than the support of 5% of voting Canadians next time. Many like me voted strategically rather than vote for the economy. At any rate that is for a future election...we have to survive 3 more years of steaming piles of Liberal generated debt first.
is that what i said?Are you sure you want the PM to dictate to the BOC what the monetary policy should be ?
Not only is it possible, it's actually very likely to happen.SP500 , 2021 4800, and 2032 4800 ??? It’s possible isn’t it.
I have a business newspaper from 2011, I believe.People don’t remember
The SP500 was at 1400 in 2000 and it was still at 1400 in 2012
Even in the USA from about 1966 to about 1982 the market was down for over 15 years.
Also from 1932 to about 1954 - 22 years.
SP500 , 2021 4800, and 2032 4800 ??? It’s possible isn’t it.
Yes, I remember the investing climate in 2011 quite well. The S&P 500 had no return for a decade. Don't forget to survey the market climate from that time when considering it. Many were concluding that the US was "done", that you could not make money in US stocks, and that the US stock market was past its prime, and that the future was elsewhere. So, to actually invest and take advantage of the jump from 1400 to 4800, well, easier said than done.People don’t remember
The SP500 was at 1400 in 2000 and it was still at 1400 in 2012
Even in the USA from about 1966 to about 1982 the market was down for over 15 years.
Also from 1932 to about 1954 - 22 years.
SP500 , 2021 4800, and 2032 4800 ??? It’s possible isn’t it.
It's funny how the mood of the day changes, and how it's quickly forgotten as well.Yes, I remember the investing climate in 2011 quite well. The S&P 500 had no return for a decade. Don't forget to survey the market climate from that time when considering it. Many were concluding that the US was "done", that you could not make money in US stocks, and that the US stock market was past its prime, and that the future was elsewhere. So, to actually invest and take advantage of the jump from 1400 to 4800, well, easier said than done.
Could not agree more. Last year January, everyone was talking green energy, ICLN, and how oil is dirty and going to disappear (overnight)how the mood of the day changes
That's the best way to invest. Stick with an existing plan and don't keep responding to themes or hypes of the day.Some of us haven't changed their mood in the last 14 years.