Mike’s Midweek Comment
Price Waterhouse Cooper report says Vancouver’s housing market is still going to be #1 in 2017 and the city will lead all others in the country in economic growth. Michael goes over the numbers and CHMC’s response.
…also: after gaining $10 being bullish from August 3 Todd Market Forecast: Turns Bearish Crude Oil
This is what happens when government doesn’t understand markets as sales numbers for Vancouver to October 21st has condo’s down 53% & single family homes down 77%! Thank you foreign buyers tax and Canada’s Mortgage rule changes. Where to from here for Canada’s strongest industry?
….also from Michael: Powerful Trends That Are Changing Everything
We say no to pipelines, no exceptions. as C02 levels trump economic growth, job losses, growing energy needs. Meanwhile the world it not that simple. Especially when it comes to immigration, which the same people support without question.
….related from Michael: Venezuela : Reality Intrudes on Fiction
Venezuela is a good example of what happens when government runs out of other peoples money. Hunger and Violence in the streets, all in a country that was once rich before Socialism hit.
…also: Live From The Trading Desk: US Dollar Sets Up For a Move
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Politics vs The Poor
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Wednesday, 26 October 2016 15:47
There are many things that could easily be done to help the poor. Two things in particular. Sadly politics takes precedence in Canada.
….speaking of Politics: Hot Properties: Government Blows Up Canada’s Hottest Industry