Canadian Dollar Rattled by Shanghai Meltdown, Interventionist Talk [View article]
On Aug 18 12:50 PM Uncle Pie wrote:
> I don't know about "hanging man" candlestick chart patterns, but I do know that Canada has: No wars, No banking crisis, No energy crisis and No healthcare crisis....
Canada is one of America's closest military allies, so please ask the family's of the 127+ Canadian soldiers who've died in Afghanistan since 2002 if they are involved in a war.
Admittedly - it seems - Canadian banks are in much better shape than US banks, but I don't know Canadian accounting (mark-to-market?) and I've read the Canadian government has guaranteed 125 billion in the last couple of years, but since it's a guarantee it isn't on the Canadian bank's books. Who knows? Not me, but I doubt Uncle Pie knows either. The Canadan government is also buying mortgages from their banks but the C.gvt charges such high fees that the C.banks are NOT selling.
Everyone knows Canada does not have an energy crisis but it's because Canada's economy is a "commodity economy", so that statement is like saying the middle east has no shortage of sand. I bet the Candian lumber industry is hurting since the US is not building so many houses. When China stocks stockpiling commodities, I would not want to be in the Canadian commodities business.
As for health care, do you really want Canada's health care system (20/20 John Stossel's report)... abcnews.go.com/video/p...
Finally, if commodites are going up, the Candian dollar is going up.
I don't win any points being critical of other commentators, but it's an attempt at constructive criticism when I see people shooting from the hips(?). Admittedly, I'm a fiscal conservative because I've seen very few government programs that work well, because if they do, the politicians say "This works... let's expand it." They do until "the Peter Principal" comes into effect.
As Dr. Milton Friedman like to say, "If a government were put in charge of the Sahara Desert, within five years they’d have a shortage of sand."
Canadian Dollar Rattled by Shanghai Meltdown, Interventionist Talk [View article]
> I don't know about "hanging man" candlestick chart patterns, but I do know that Canada has: No wars, No banking crisis, No energy crisis and No healthcare crisis....
Canada is one of America's closest military allies, so please ask the family's of the 127+ Canadian soldiers who've died in Afghanistan since 2002 if they are involved in a war.
Admittedly - it seems - Canadian banks are in much better shape than US banks, but I don't know Canadian accounting (mark-to-market?) and I've read the Canadian government has guaranteed 125 billion in the last couple of years, but since it's a guarantee it isn't on the Canadian bank's books. Who knows? Not me, but I doubt Uncle Pie knows either. The Canadan government is also buying mortgages from their banks but the C.gvt charges such high fees that the C.banks are NOT selling.
Everyone knows Canada does not have an energy crisis but it's because Canada's economy is a "commodity economy", so that statement is like saying the middle east has no shortage of sand. I bet the Candian lumber industry is hurting since the US is not building so many houses. When China stocks stockpiling commodities, I would not want to be in the Canadian commodities business.
As for health care, do you really want Canada's health care system (20/20 John Stossel's report)... abcnews.go.com/video/p...
Finally, if commodites are going up, the Candian dollar is going up.
I don't win any points being critical of other commentators, but it's an attempt at constructive criticism when I see people shooting from the hips(?). Admittedly, I'm a fiscal conservative because I've seen very few government programs that work well, because if they do, the politicians say "This works... let's expand it." They do until "the Peter Principal" comes into effect.
As Dr. Milton Friedman like to say, "If a government were put in charge of the Sahara Desert, within five years they’d have a shortage of sand."