Gregmal

I do think a wealth fund makes FNF release much more likely.

Your cash on one side, betting against the hourglass, waiting for sovereign nations that can print their own cash…. to leave the game so you can get your 13.5x EPS number….good luck with that.

It’s supply and demand. Another superpower in the market for assets? Guess what happens to the price of assets?

Never woulda guessed.

I think it’s interesting to see government trying to do things differently. I don’t know how there is a single critic in the world complaining about DOGE…yea, reigning in waste…horrible idea. Sovereign fund? IDK let’s explore it. Hard balling tariffs to get border secured…ok…what’s the problem? Already seeing it make some waves. Bottom line is government is broken and a failure. It’s the NY highway problem at the route of what a lot of this is seeking to solve. Ask the NYS officials to build a highway and it takes 3x as long as private sector would’ve, at 3x the cost. Footed by taxpayers whom are already getting robbed. These sorta ideas are a step towards ridding ourselves of that crap.

Let me guess, the same people whom are always critical of Trump, will now present us their bs analytical case for why this is stupid or unnecessary or doesnt make any sense?

Oh fantastic! I love the “anything that’s ever had a drawdown is a risky bubble asset” declarations….as we insist the solution is to hold the one asset that over the past 100 years has done nothing but consistently ride the chart from top left to bottom right. However! I’ve heard of we quote Buffett enough, we can overcome the 100 year history of cash being trash.

Whatever it is, it seems they have a whole lotta excess money to waste on a lot of these social programs and regulatory adventures. Canadas financial relationship with the US is the equivalent to going out to dinner with your poorest friend, whom you typically just pay for, and later find out he inherited a few million bucks so you simply ask him to just start paying for what he orders. Then he's outraged, but in the meantime it also comes to light that while youve been paying for him, he's been pissing away money on sports betting and strip clubs.

Idk but $8M you have your house paid off. And you can easily find $100-200k a year in living expenses. That should be more than enough for anyone. If it’s not, it’s a choice for it not to be.

It’s hard to buy stocks when democracy is at stake.

Nothing really yet, waiting for that big crash a few folks were predicting

Just curious.

lol so we re 2% off and its cuz the bubble is popping and clearly Bitcoin is worthless again….oh man I love it!

Remember when the guy Biden some of you voted for folded like a cheap suit on dairy and then Trudeau took a few victory laps? This was what? Less than two years ago? Tables have turned I guess

You talked me into some AN….think it’s interesting here? Don’t cars on the lots and existing vehicles become a wee bit more valuable til this subsides?

Isn’t this exactly what was said by several people, one of which you quoted lol?

Then wouldn’t they just be doing that? Rather than disparagingly talking about somebody else trying to make themselves feel better? People hate Musk because he plays the game better than they do. He doesn’t care about money, and he’s burned pretty much everyone whom has tried to fuck him.

I was at the ski resort a few weeks ago and someone ordered a Macallan 18. It was overpriced by any means at like $125 for 2 oz. I hear a couple guys at the end of the bar being all snooty and self righteous talking about how “that’s so dumb” and “only an idiot would pay that”. And it reminded me of the people who hate on Musk for buying Twitter. Those dudes wanted to be drinking Macallan 18 but were both jealous and bitter. Perhaps they didn’t have the resources either, idk. What I know is one guy got what he wanted and money just wasn’t an issue for him. And then the other guys needed to reach for small man victories to feel better about themselves even though it didn’t really have anything to do with them in the first place. Such is life I guess.

Does it really matter either way? It’s a total rounding error to him financially; but oh yea!, they(as in randos on the internet) really got him good….

Spek also said Trump was totally finished as a politician after Jan 6.

Totally agree. And those that supported the last guy, and Clown Harris and the Canadian guy, endorse that. That was their whole game, raise taxes. So they’re done now. No one cares because Trump is the byproduct of what they’ve done. But yes, let’s mention he’s raising taxes while ignoring or purposely leaving out the tax cuts that are coming…

Wait wait wait, now all of a sudden we can claim he’s doing what some of his biggest critics said we needed, ie trying to balance the deficit, supposedly raise taxes, etc…and it’s omg look at what he’s doing?!? lol my god. Really is derangement syndrome.

lol sorry but no. Textbook meet 2006-2014. In other news, it’s not the 1970s.

It’s remarkable how much we hear this parroted even though it’s obviously wrong. Inflation is produced by a raging economy putting supply well below demand. If making something more expensive hurts the economy….thats not inflation lol. Especially when there’s no supply problem.

How about some Molson Coors lol