Mike's Daily Comment
Not too many people know why when economies stall and markets drop, our only option is to hope central bankers drop interest rates despite the probability that it won’t do much good.
Not politicians – but ordinary citizens who get that the rail blockades and Teck’s cancellation of the Frontier Mine are terrible for Canada’s reputation as a good place to invest in jobs and the economy.
Canada’s economic growth is at a standstill but few seem to care.
Stocks were decimated but it’s part of a much more important story that few understand and you can’t afford to ignore. The top market timer of the year, Mark Leibovit tells us what’s next for stocks while Mike’s goofy talks about how easy it is to be a Gaslink protestor.
The High Cost of Emotions
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Wednesday, 4 March 2020 9:05
“Don’t panic” is the prudent advice when investment markets drop dramatically but somehow when it comes to issues like climate change we’re surrounded by people telling us to do the opposite – after all, it’s an “emergency.”