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    I think errol may have overlooked geopolitics in his inflation theory.

    Now you know why they want to go after russia and china. Has nothing to do with Ukraine and Taiwan.

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      Originally posted by mustardman View Post
      Yep theyve doubled our debt and have one of the lowest economic records in the country
      but all the unaware people will vote them back in

      They are Arrogant and Incompetent - a dangerous twosome. How Stupid are they that to OWN the Libs, instead of taking covid help from Feds they asked umpteen U.S States , even as far away as Pennsylvania-WTF !!!
      So they finally accepted help from the Feds, but People Died to Own the libs

      Must be getting your information from the cbc or the commonwealth again. TD bank and others have Sask economy leading all provinces last year and this year.

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        Yep amazing the horse shit that gets spewed on here
        Some need the operation bin lurking spoke of

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          Our Bank of Canada buddy defending himself saying he's not responsible for his government spending habits so guess what that means more int. rate hikes. Jan inflation still coming in at over 6% for the year . It's like on old N-14 SHE'S slowing down but won't Stall ! -8 this morn better than -28 yestermorn!

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            Whatever deflation errol is expecting, many wont make it long enough to see it.

            Every person or business that goes under is another person on supports that we have to pay for. And contrary to the thinking well you can just pull yourself up, its difficult to get out of a bad financial situation once you fall in.

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              Commodity deflation imploding prices. Debt crisis spinning out-of-control.

              Central bankers, hello, hello?

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                Originally posted by mustardman View Post
                Yep theyve doubled our debt and have one of the lowest economic records in the country
                but all the unaware people will vote them back in

                They are Arrogant and Incompetent - a dangerous twosome. How Stupid are they that to OWN the Libs, instead of taking covid help from Feds they asked umpteen U.S States , even as far away as Pennsylvania-WTF !!!
                So they finally accepted help from the Feds, but People Died to Own the libs
                Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has a 60 per cent approval rating putting him second highest among the provinces, according to a poll released by the Angus Reid Institute.

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                  Not betting on lower commodities just the opposite.

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                    The manipulated stock market may be the 'sitting duck' . . . .

                    Commodities just reflecting economic reality. Q2 and Q3 economic data may rattle the equity cage as the Fed can no longer keep their magic tricks hidden. Powell and Yellen apparently no longer speak together. Contradictions?

                    Powell looked to be in a dead sweat at the post press conference yesterday. Answered questions nervously and poorly (IMO).

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                      Global markets making it known loud ‘n clear . . . . Commodity prices are now in a downward spiral. Even the supply manipulated oil market appears topped showing a blow-off price reversal this week.

                      What’s next? Investors will begin to hoard cash.
                      Cash is king. This is bad news for banks and profits. Layoffs will accelerate. Corp revenues will drop. Stock market vulnerable.

                      The fallout in commodities is broad-based globally. Even the Saudis hinted a rollback in oil production cuts. Oil producers are feeling the decline in global demand. ie: China’s recession. Ocean tankers now awaiting unload, up 12% in September.

                      Inflation is the least of problems for central bankers. The massive debt crisis is the problem fueled by poor, ill-timed, reckless central bank policy rising rates far too quickly. Collapse of gold signals inflation in the rear-view mirror. Investors now race toward the USD for safe-haven buying, a tough pull to swallow for U.S. exports.

                      Welcome October, welcome market turbulence, welcome deflation . . . . .

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                        U will be right one of these times Errol. Ain’t seeing no deflation in farm inputs or machinery yet

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                          Or groceries, or fuel, or parts , or vehicles , or anything for that matter? Other than fert and roundup although they are still higher than before liberal shit show started

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                            This is a 6 month Brent Crude chart closed the week above 95. Oil has been rising with the Usd index and a skyrocketing bond yield. Tough to say which one will break first, the dollar or oil.

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                              Grains under harvest pressure but I got the highest price for yearlings I have ever got and if you think this party is about over you can still pencil in a profit if you lock in a sept. futures for calves bought now. Trying sort all this world crap out while trying to make a living is very tiring !!!!!

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                                As I have said before, inflation cannot moderate so long as the govt is printing and spending at break neck speed.

                                Has nothing to do with the consumer anymore.

                                How much did trudeau print up this past week errol.

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