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h/t @hussmanjpJohn P. Hussman, Ph.D. @hussmanjpy'all realize the UK is only about 3% of U.S. trade, the U.S. already runs a surplus there, and the 10% U.S. tariffs will stay, right?
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Good jobs booming in renewable energy and technologies
Good growth is ours in the renewable energy and transportation revolution. Not only are the well-paying, productive, domestic jobs desperately needed, but after the debt bubble, lower friction costs (full-cost accounting) for energy and transportation are a critical part of … Continue reading
GTA property supply explodes, buyers retreat
Nightmare on crazy street, take 2: supply up 50% year over year. Nothing like irrational prices to entice listings. Toronto’s hot real estate market just got a lot colder. Matt Galloway spoke with John Pasalis, a veteran real estate agent … Continue reading
Global debt tsunami crests further in April
Another month, another dubious debt distinction for Canada. See Canadians push past $2 trillion in debt to set a new record, again: Canadians pushed household credit to new highs. There was a total of $2.025 trillion in outstanding debt, a … Continue reading