RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:LOL True, but can't help smirking while watching the hypocrisy of the liberal left completely swinging towards increasing spending on military and supporting a war on behalf of globalist corporations.
Strange times when I hear my conservative friends talking restraint while liberal and NDP friends are all screaming for Canada to intervene.
Couple interesting videos I came across yesterday that offer a counter narrative. Happy Friday. Good luck to all trading today.
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CbLPrKJgNC-/?utm_medium=copy_link&fbclid=IwAR2wq5fAUkgVwDarT31DXMN_Ox0JteqW-bW7T-6josheGEQp8MqpNEySSWk
https://rumble.com/vx6h1v-ukraine-witness-from-donbass-it-was-100-provocation.html?fbclid=IwAR2IjyJaWt2wbAmGcuJhOaExUoPQZP01-t09Vx1pwICFJ0d0-SU55X2sxo4
LiquidOctopusV2 wrote: The trouble is, if they wanted to be in a strong position, they'd have to have put money in since 2015.
Anschutz wrote: Agree that many of the defense companies are going to get a boost. Even our own historical anti-military liberal government is saying Canada's military supplies are tapped out and vocalizing need to fullfill our 2% of GDP Nato committment. Funny thing is that just a few years ago when Trump was demanding Canada and other western nations to do this he was scoffed. Funny how the tables have turned.
Moemoney42 wrote: Even GD for that matter looks good with a ~2% divi.. Moemoney42 wrote: Yup.. was just looking at defence sector companies.. RTX on my radar.. also has a ~2% divi.. looks like a good long term play..? Anschutz wrote: Meant to say... "all the super powers are ramping up
military activity..."
Anschutz wrote: Yep and as much as I dislike and against all forms of war, all the super powers are ramping up activity which will put further pressure especially on diesel and jet fuel.
Moemoney42 wrote: Mike McClown is obviously short crude.. he's been saying its the end of crude for years.. and yet the last 2 years its gone up steadily.. he says we reached peak consumption in 2018, but the real truth is comsumption continues to climb.. and just wait until the travel industry gets back on its feet, we'll see drawdowns like never before..! With big money oil companies pulling out of Russia, the levels of crude on the market is going to decline, regardless of sanctions against Russia..