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Got Dahlen his center
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Probably going down 2 spots
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Trade down
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Just now, Darius71 said:
next thing you know the first overall pick is going to be a final rose ceremony.
Get some romantic shots of the GM and player walking off into the sunset
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Research research and more research. You should know a company inside and out before you invest in it. Build balance sheet/cash flows models in excel. Get to know how that company makes money and where it goes. Learn it's debt and equities. Try and forecast and use NPV to figure a future stock value
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Wow it seems like every top Canucks prospect has to get surgery.
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Going to be some coaches looking for new jobs after thia one
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Just now, ChuckNORRIS4Cup said:
Haven't watched the Lions this year, but curious do they always suck in the first half and make comebacks? They had a decent record, but watching last week they sucked in the first half too...
Honestly the defense has not been very good this year. Most wins have come off the back of Jennings and insane comebacks
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Game over!
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BC defense is just terrible....
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So happy for this pick. He's a player we can build around
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18 minutes ago, cabinessence said:Again, your laziness prevails! Please re read my question. Did Karlsson play for the Canucks? Also, please quote me where I said we should never consider one going forward. I would love to see that quote! I also did not trow out Biega. But if you believe he is a bonafide NHLer, good luck on building a winner.
"You have not provided any evidence to back-up your position that a sub 6' defenceman with the size of Stecher and his talents is doomed to failure." The evidence is that you cannot name one! Name one, just one!
I can see the quote now. "Canucks would have won the cup if Stecher was 1 inch taller"
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Hopefully he can play the right side in the NHL, we are in need of right side defense.
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Markets have been hurting last few months. My XIU holdings have really taken a beating.
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Buffet has 0.6% of his portfolio in the energy sector. Im guessing he doesnt spend much thought on them.
0.6% is a lot of money to someone like him.
have you guys been paying attention to the new "fang" investing trend.
Facebook
amazon
Netflix
google
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Oil by rail has more to do with pricing. Most oil is being pipelined at moment, they're are using the other tons of pipelines that most Americans are to naive to know exist.
long live the pipeline. Wonder how buffet feels about them.
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Feels like every time I look at the TSX lately it's red.
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Infrastructure projects need oil. Not flipping wind power.
I don't really care about profit margins for the resource industry. Demand creates jobs. So I would rather see a rise in demand over a rise in profits as long as they are making some profits.
Someone else just said oil prices won't change. You guys should make up your mind.
Oil prices will always change. When the demands starts to overtake the supply the prices go up. Demand would create jobs, but profit pays for them. Companies already have to match an employees CPP and EI at 1.4x the dollar. Add in a higher corporate tax and there will be less money to pay for the employees.
As an investment forum this is bad news for people who invest.
Also look outside of the box in wind power. Fusion is the future, a long with fully synthetic materials causing a drop in the dependence in crude oil
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Only if price is affected. In this case it isn't.
Price in oil is always effected by the supply. The liberal infrastructure spending might be hurtful to oil companies as they may look to spend on renewable energy sources. As well as raise the corporate tax causing them to have even less of a profit margin.
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Amount of demand has nothing to do with amount of supply. You don't all the sudden need more or less oil because supply changed.
economics majors would strongly disagree with you. Supply has every thing to do with demand and vise versa
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I didn't say oil price, but I did say demand, thus consumption, of oil.
I don't think the demand would go up. There is too much oil being produced right now.
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So your saying that average price growth actually out grew average inflation over the last 20 years? Would be interesting to look upWould I be wrong if I said that the majority of the prices for all goods and services in the US, rose faster than 156% from 1995-2015?
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Exactly. It is more about the value of the dollars decreasing, than the value of the gold increasing. The gold doesn't change, it is what it is. It is the dollars that are volatile. (have a look at the 10 year chart of oil for fun)
This is why I asked you to define value.
A dollar loses value everyday. A dollar doesn't buy what it used too 10 years ago
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Why are you investing in past technology?
You realise green energy has grown dramatically compared to fossel fuels. Ill try to fond link but it states fossel fuel investments were at -5% growth last year and green energy stocks went up 30+% in the same period.
Oil stocks can't last forever, but it's hard to tell what green energy will take off in the coming years. There will be a lot of competition in the green sector. I haven't invested yet in a green energy buy I've been looking around and researching a few
CFL/BC Lions Thread
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Won't be buying tickets until wally is gone. The game has passed him.