On a day when man hurtles off to the moon for the first time in half a century while wars on earth rage, daily life goes on.
Simon’s a retired petroleum engineer living way up there in Lund, BC. (Hopefully near Nancy’s Bakery. Yum.) He’s worried now. This morning West Texas oil hiked over $100 a barrel again, on new war ...
As a result, roughly 20 million barrels of oil per day are no longer reaching global markets, raising serious concerns about ...
New research by finance professor Hendrik Bessembinder, covering roughly 30,000 publicly traded U.S. stocks over the past century, shows that long-term market wealth has been created by an ...
This morning the TACO president did it again. He backed off the irrational, extreme position of escalating the Middle East ...
It’s not, of course, that we all weren’t vaguely aware of an emerging ‘TACO trade’ or a ‘Trump put’ in early 2025, but now Trump’s showing such behavioural regularity that analysts and economists are ...
The kiddos are revolting. Again. The ever-pesky, irritating, Van-based Generation Squeeze has a new survey out showing 73% of Canadians think OAS is too generous. Pogey for the wrinklies, they cry, ...
What a world we’re in. A trade war. Another real one. An energy crisis. Lousy jobs numbers. We flubbed hockey gold. And the Air Canada boss can’t speak French. Mon Dieu. We’re pooched. But wait. The ...
The day before the first bomb fell the yield on the Canada 5-year bond was 2.6%. Today it’s 3.2%. In the debt world that’s an ...
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