Post by
ZouZS3 on Apr 08, 2022 4:03pm
Big Question
Canada has missed nine climate targets since 1990. Whats different about this plan? For the first time, we have a solid sector-by-sector plan that shows how every part of Canadas economy will do its part to meet our 2030 climate pledge of a 40 to 45 per cent reduction of carbon emissions below 2005 levels, says Linda Coady, executive director of the Pembina Institute, a think tank devoted to energy and environmental issues. Regardless of sector oil and gas, transportation, or building infrastructure everyone now has clear direction on what their industry needs to do over the next decade as Canada transitions to a net-zero economy.
Comment by
filoux004 on Apr 08, 2022 4:50pm
Let me be clear I'm long XBC at 2.01 small position 6000k in sold half my position at 2.42 drum roll this stock SUCKS target for 2022 maybe 2.75 Peace
Comment by
savyinvestor333 on Apr 08, 2022 5:06pm
So you don't like a 30+% target return from todays close yet you brag about CTS that has been dead money since I told you I was out last Aug. I did mention QUIS to you and it has been eating CTS's lunch performance wise since. In fact it was Dec 8 when I last compared the 2. CTS closed at $11.90 and QUIS closed at $1.04 on that date. Today CTS is $9.18 and QUIS is $1.05
Comment by
filoux004 on Apr 08, 2022 5:22pm
Very good point. Not a bad return !!!but far far far away a generational wealth builder TX
Comment by
sumpineh on Apr 08, 2022 6:42pm
I think a bigger question might be ,Where would the world be if Canada not only met their targets but went to zero. No more planes,boats or trains. Answer is the world would be the same. Our footprint is negligible. It is a world problem and Canada cannot solve it alone. It has to be a united effort. Good luck with that (sad to say)