The S&P posts worst week since April led by continued selling of semi’s and big tech. June’s surprising lower CPI report marked a turning point in the […]
This Week in the Markets : Friday July 19th, 2024
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U.S. 10-Year Treasury Yields Have The World On A String
Fed chair Jerome Powell in his press confrence yesterday sounded like he still has no idea of how to read the oncoming economic signals that are contradicting […]
Up Market Monday Streak Ends at Fifteen as We Navigate by the Stars Under Cloudy Skies
The S&P 500 just couldn't hold on for a gain today ending the day down 7.12 points ending a fifteen week winning streak. The Monday streak has [...]
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September 2023
Core PCE has been stubbornly consistent around 4% due to the strong services and wages components. All other inflation indicators are showing inflation coming down. As I […]
Canada’s Lost Leadership
Everywhere you look today exposes the failed leadership in everything Trudeau’s liberal government touches. Trudeau’s government has shown ineptness from everything from managing Canadian airports, including an […]
Tax implications of building a laneway suite
Recent changes to zoning laws now allow Toronto property owners to build a laneway house or garden suite on the back portion of their property, provided it [...]
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January 2019 Newsletter
2018 will be marked by a market selloff on fears that the longest running bull has come to an end. Market sentiment shifted in early [...]
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Remarks by Vice President Pence on the Administration’s Policy Toward China
FOREIGN POLICY ALL NEWS The Hudson Institute Washington, D.C. 11:07 A.M. EDT THE VICE PRESIDENT: Thank you, Ken, for that kind introduction. To the Members of [...]
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December 2018 Newsletter
The November 6 mid term elections left us with a divided congress. Markets cheered the results but the celebration was short lived. With positive markets in the […]
