Mike’s Saturday Editorial

The One Great Big Lesson From This Week’s Economic Update

We’re all familiar with the expression – Fool me once, shame on you… fool me twice, shame on me. But what about – fool me every single election campaign, and we’re idiots. 

….related from Michael: Great Investment Ideas Delivered Superbly

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A Pat On the Back For Prime Minister Trudeau

…for completing the EU trade negotiations. Interesting to note that there has not been much of a backlash from anti-free trade groups. Just the same we still don’t have free trade in Canada, just wait until you hear how much tariffs cost the Canadian economy each year. Hint, its a big number.

..also from Michael: Quote of the Week – Great Insight From Isaac Asimov

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Upcoming: 5 Dismal Years of Canadian Growth

Deficits as far as the eye can see, from 25 billion forecasted to 135 billion. The key is, that despite all the extra spending there is no evidence the government spending has produced any significant economic growth. So what’s next….

Mid-Week Update: Debt Up Real Estate Down Economy a Nail Biter

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Mid-Week Update: Debt Up Real Estate Down Economy a Nail Biter

Michael starts this weeks Mid-Week Update with the latest real estate numbers and the factors that are effecting the latest weak numbers. Then its the Fiscal Update, deficits are horrible and no where near election forecasts. Government controls the economy? If so they are doing a bad job. Then its the latest on the US Election and the effects on the Markets.

…last week Michael on: Vancouver’s Hot Real Estate Market Not Finished Yet!

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Fiscal Update: Canada is Doing Better Than Italians

Now that is damning with faint praise. Meanwhile government blows 135 million supporting talk shows. Perhaps there is a connection between economic underperformance and government intervention in so much of the economy? Talk shows? Brace yourself Canadians for the next round of “infrastructure spending”.

…also, Michael on: Millennials Are Economically & Financially Illiterate…

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