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No, just more of the same

That's a super unique hot take

Q&A starting now

BONDS CRATER!

For one day. Real investors are glued to the ben watsa smoke show

Do markets flood into oil? Or do they only buy the oil they intend to consume? What about taxes, do taxes cause inflation? And recessions - do they cause inflation?

Does inflation cause oil to go up? Or vice versa?

Sounds like the formal meeting is over and the rest is beginning now ( a great time to buy FIH.U shares since all your competition is busy LOL )

This one looks pretty wild too, right? https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/@CL.1

First thought is they are going to wish they didn't order that car carrier https://ir.atlascorporation.com/2023-12-05-Seaspan-Corporation-enters-new-market-segment-with-strategic-order-of-new-dual-fuel-LNG-Pure-Car-and-Truck-Carrier-vessels

Yeah, I'm not bond expert but I would say this morning's move is foreign capital flows and also may be a bit of a knee jerk that doesn't end up being the ultimate direction of the market. But that's what makes a market!

I wonder if the government, with their ability to create dollars to satisfy obligations with a mere keystroke on their computer (and AA+ credit rating) looks derisively at Johnson and Johnson, with their talc liabilities and other assorted business risks and no magic money computer and their AAA credit rating edit: I'm just saying, if it was me, and I had the money computer, it would sort of piss me off

He's on twitter. He went to Tulane undergrad. He owns Saint Joe. He does a lot of podcast interviews. I disagree with him on a ton of stuff. He's cocky enough to blow up a fund but you never know. Stay modest caballeros

Thanks @lnofeisone !

What work could possibly be more important than witnessing the birth of the Ben Watsa Era of Fairfax India?!

I've never fully understood the ticker. I get that the "M" stands for "Moët" but what does the "C" stand for? Chandon?

I mean, look at those sales prices. That's a top - not a bottom

What a wild day. Did anybody do any buying or selling? I was pretty busy

I've sold some too. Its kinda sad but you gotta do what you gotta do

Is slowing growth or a recession good for oil prices? Wasn't the only thing holding oil prices where they were a cartel cutting production repeatedly in response to weak demand from the weak global economy? So now they have been pressured to ditch the production-cuts-to-support-prices policy right when the global economy further weakens in unison?

What are you doing? Are you long oil or oil producing companies? Buying more? Do yo have a view on future oil prices?

say what?

That's the commission I see for that ticker as well. Probably cheaper to buy the shares on their primary exchange when that is open. I don't know why the pink sheets unsponsored ADR - or whatever that ticker is - costs so much to trade at IB. Probably free at Fido FWIW

I got a tiny amount. Better than nothing!

Economic weakness and flight to safety is what pushes yields lower.