ArcticCrusher

Are you seeing a tax cut? Are you really this stupid?

How about yourself?

This is pretty funny.

Bought about 50K in Emerging Markets today.

Yes it will and I think we are still quite away's from AI replacing humans. However when AI can replace Consuela, you know the shit is getting real.

Technology and automation isn't going to be held back. No I'm not for Universal Basic Income.

I don't doubt that for a second right now and I know the limitations of current instrumentation.

They lied? Come on did you ever play the Indian in Cowboys and Indians?

Whatever can will be. Just look at the past 25 years with vision systems and pick and place systems we never thought could be handled by non human hands. Now they are a dime a dozen.

Spot on.

It's called fluff politics.

Abortion is a moral issue, not a religious one for most.

You lost it pretty quick. All good?

I know, my wife could care less to ride or be out in the cold, but I'll be in it until god says otherwise.

Would hate to have to deal with retail customers but there are some customers with several billion in sales who are long overdue for upgrades and the components are now obsolete. (shop on ebay) If these lines go down, their entire plant production is down and they still don't justify the legacy upgrade.

The reality is most are very poor managers, but even outside a registered account at a 7% return, that leaves you with 3.5% after tax for high earners and with inflation at 2%, not really gaining shit. I think you're the one who needs help with real world math.

Truetard to get a kick in the nuts from someone with a pair. Not like it's gonna do anything since there isn't anything there. http://business.financialpost.com/opinion/doug-ford-is-about-to-change-climate-change-policy-for-the-whole-country-and-its-about-time

I do all the time, most hold my views.

Well since I've been doing this, I have always said the future will be a family event. Days of the lone wolf are gone, same as quads, etc.

Seriously, most people can't beat 2% and they even pay professionals for that, so it matters little. I'm sure many would jump at a 7% GIC regardless if it was in a registered account or not as risk is not in the cards for most.

It's gonna be tuff for them. My wife just came home with an item I found on Wayfair for half of what she paid. Need to have value add going forward.

Just add snow and it will be fine.

Doesn't look like a terrorist though.

OK 26K RRSP + 5.5K TFSA.