Monthly Archives: November 2015

The most valuable commodity on earth is fresh water. Depleting finite water supplies to extract less critical commodities is short-sighted and unsustainable. This reality will increasingly dictate our policies and procedures.  It’s quite literally adapt or die. The future price … Continue reading →

Interim rallies notwithstanding, the Canadian stock market continues to come down from QE-inspired delusions.   The below chart since 2013 shows the story.  The black line is the TSX 60 market cap-weighted index (dominated by today’s most expensive companies so financials … Continue reading →

Another day and more oil-funded terror coming out of the Middle East.  Even though the area and North Africa boast astronomical solar power, these petroleum-based economies have traditionally captured little of it in preference for the production of more expensive, … Continue reading →