The U.S. economy has been much better than Canada and that translates to the banks: Wessel
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
- Rob Wessel, managing partner, Hamilton ETFs, joins BNN Bloomberg to compare Canadian banks vs. U.S. banks.
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Im completely out of the Canadian market. What a waste of time.
hey, what the f did you expect? canada is a country run by a freaking woke part time drama teacher..
And the pathetic Canadian dollar
Investing in Canada is like Investing in Alabama, or Arkansas, why do that when you have so many better options in a free market.
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you are right The rising interest rate can surely control inflation, but won't prevent erosion of the eroding purchasing power of the Canadian dollar. I have learnt my lesson this time. The banks can't be making money off my money, while inflation eats into it. I have set aside 650k to invest in the stock market now, since that keeps up with inflation, but I don't know how to get started.
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So in 8-9 years of these fools we should all collectively as a nation know by heart how to at the very least evade a question: gov: sir, you haven't paid your taxes; why? Canadian: Well, I had some of the money, and then I invested that in a loaf of bread. I know Canadians want to give all they can; so I worked some more and took a walk, and then I collected some beer bottles in the ditch but then it was a necessity to buy toilet paper and I paid down my phone bill, so as much as i love to give to you, I have less resources now because I need a new bicycle tire so I bought a chicken! Not a roasted chicken; that would be foolish, then my friend told me that I could make alot of money selling flags on the side of the road but that didn't work out so well and I have boxes and boxes of flags that no one can buy and I'm not even certain if they are actually all flags. I am a major player in giving funds to this economy and I love nothing better than knowing the government is doing all they can do to make our country as safe as at least last year. So that being said and 'let me be very clear': my chicken wont lay eggs because its a rooster. Thankyou
Invest in the US and avoid Canada and China
Invest in US and Japan. Avoid Canada and China