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    #41
    Originally posted by errolanderson
    Tesla down 31% today . . . takes your breath away.


    what fn planet are you on?

    fear mongering...you obviously don't own tesla.

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      #42
      Originally posted by bucket View Post
      Will require a full rebuild according to a BC hydro executive. ..
      Worse than that. There is some article in the Nat Post talking about this net zero BS. Even if the entire oil patch was shut down, Canada would still have positive emissions. The only other place to go would be to electricity all the vehicles in the country to meet that pledge. In Ontario that would mean doubling the generation capacity.

      You gotta a read this stuff and then realize the clinically insane are in charge.

      https://nationalpost.com/opinion/terence-corcoran-the-big-zero-in-ottawas-net-zero-carbon-plan/wcm/c553236c-e0fb-459a-a5e2-36b9d6a39162 The big zero in Ottawa's net-zero carbon plan

      There is no viable alternative to fossil fuels at scale and there is no technology available to capture carbon. Lack of technology, however, has not prevented advisers, consultants and policy-makers from using carbon capture as the black hole into which all the problems of net zero are stored. We have no idea today how to hit the 2050 targets, so let’s assume we will have the technology some time in the future.
      Other alternatives include building more non-fossil energy sources, renewables, such as hydro, wind, solar and nuclear. But to produce the power needed in Canada to offset fossil fuels would require building two-and-a-half $13-billion hydro dams every year for the foreseeable future. Internationally, it’s estimated that getting to zero would require building one new 1.5-gigawatt nuclear power plant every day for the next 30 years.

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        #43
        Any one here ever been in the CIBC Wood Gundy office in Regina? Did you notice the security system?

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          #44
          Originally posted by errolanderson
          Tesla down 31% today . . . takes your breath away.
          Errol you may wanna check your glasses. TSLA Down 3% today.

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            #45
            Originally posted by GDR View Post
            If gold is the usual safety vehicle, where is all the money going that's leaving equities and commodities? Just to cash?
            Bitcoin obviously

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              #46
              Originally posted by pourfarmer View Post
              Bitcoin obviously
              Traders stating: Heavy equity margin calls triggering exit from gold positions to free up cash and margin stock positions. This has triggered the largest one (1) day gold price decline in three (3) years.

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                #47
                Bitcoin won't save you. Down 3 %

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                  #48
                  Originally posted by agstar77 View Post
                  Bitcoin won't save you. Down 3 %
                  Farmland? Better than gold. And holds heavy artillery nicely.

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                    #49
                    Originally posted by macdon02 View Post
                    Bottom in grains. Buy with both hands.
                    Wheat bounced off some key support in style. Veg oils held their own.
                    Will reserve judgement on corn and soybeans
                    Canola has a ways to go. Good recovery with some good volumes to end the day,week and month. I'll keep my hopes up till around 451 in the July

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                      #50
                      Originally posted by farming101 View Post
                      Wheat bounced off some key support in style. Veg oils held their own.
                      Will reserve judgement on corn and soybeans
                      Canola has a ways to go. Good recovery with some good volumes to end the day,week and month. I'll keep my hopes up till around 451 in the July
                      Crisis over lol. 650+ points in DJ last 15 mins

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