Energy & Commodities
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Chapter 1 – Seasonal Investing for the Rest of 2019 – Short Term Pain & Long Term Gain by Don Vialoux
Chapter 2 – Canadian Energy Stocks Waiting to Surf the Coming Global Manufacturing Wave by John Johnston, PhD
Chapter 3 – Lucky Seven Seven Major Macro – Market “Themes” for the Rest of 2019 by Greg Weldon
Chapter 4 – Why I’m Worried and What You Should Do by Lance Roberts
Chapter 5 – Gold will be a Good Hedge and Other Ideas for 2019 by Dr. Martin Murenbeeld
Chapter 6 – The Trend Letter – Our Investing Strategies for 2019 by Martin Straith
Chapter 7 – From Energy Bear to Energy Bull: Where to Invest in 2019-2020 by Joseph Schachter
Chapter 8 – Cannabis & Healthcare by Paul Beattie
Chapter 9 – Stock Picks – Taking Advantage of Low % Rates & Other Factors by Tyler Bollhorn
Chapter 10 – The Bullish Case for Big Returns in U.S. Treasury Bonds by Patrick Ceresna
Chapter 11 – Real Estate – A Case of the ‘Yeah But’s’ Again? by Ozzie Jurock
Chapter 12 – Massive Healthcare Cost Boom – Crisis & Opportunity by Ryan Irvine
Just like the former Soviet Union but let’s not stop at demanding lower gas and housing prices. Why not every price we don’t like – except the cost of government, of course.
The BC carbon tax introduced 10 years ago, received support from just about everyone (except the NDP). Business groups and individuals supported it because it was accompanied by offsetting individual and business tax reductions. In other words, potential big benefit with minimal impact on the economy.






The Biggest Change In Politics…
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Friday, 31 May 2019 8:37
And it’s not a good one. As Bernie Sanders observes, ideas that were formerly considered off the wall, radical and fringe have now gone mainstream.