Post by
soundandfury on Nov 01, 2020 6:46pm
Here's the deal
Listen very carefully i shall say this only once!!!!! Real estate(house prices) in alberta has lost on average 30% of its value........this must be in the hundreds of billions of dollars posibly even into the trillions of dollars. These are bigger financial losses for banks than oil company market cap losses imho
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leo101 on Nov 02, 2020 10:31am
muttpatrollives is a professional troll. he has been suspended multiple times and just keeps opening new accounts. check his posting history, almost all of his posts attack other posters and then he collects fake thumbs up. he is a deeply disturbed man and should be avoided like the plague.
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leo101 on Nov 02, 2020 7:22pm
mutt/trevorjplow/starman22/jericho/jericho2 etc the dude is just like the eveready bunny, he just keeps spewing hate, spewing hate, spewing hate, spewing hate.................
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Comment by
Chris007 on Nov 01, 2020 8:09pm
trillions of dollars? seriously? hyperbole much? the GDP of Canada in 2019 was approx. 1.65 trillion. Even during the subprime mortgage crisis of 2007-09, losses in the global banking sector totalled over US$1.5 trillion. The Canadian mortgage sector is nowhere near the size or scale of the US one. Stop pulling shi t out of your as s