Realestate losing with Wynne.

Danbones

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Toronto's Realestate plummets, Panic has started as new policies are implemented.

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Published on Jul 4, 2017
07/04/2017
Ontario housing policies could lead to an overcorrection
Samantha Brookes, CEO of Mortgages of Canada, says the Wynne government was not properly informed on how their housing measures would impact the real estate market.

Canada's is in a Huge Housing Bubble and Maxed out on Debt .Protect yourself,your family and your Country from financial ruin,simply by reducing your debt. Don't be fooled by the hype in the news.
For a long time now the bank of Canada has been warning that Canadians are in too much debt.

Quote: “You’d be an idiot to buy a house!” Kevin O’Leary
http://www.canadiancontractor.ca/cana...

-Hilliard MacBeth : WHEN THE BUBBLE BURSTS
Surviving the Canadian Real Estate Crash

Hilliard MacBeth has advised Canadian individuals and families from across Canada on their investments for over thirty-five years. His 1999 book, Investment Traps and How to Avoid Them, predicted the collapse of the dot-com bubble in the stock market and gave investors practical advice on how to avoid getting caught off guard by market cycles. Hilliard lives in Edmonton.
https://www.dundurn.com/books/When-Bu...

Juggling Dynamite | By Danielle Park
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Danielle Park is a Chartered Financial Analyst and lawyer with over 16 years of professional consulting experience. She helps manage millions of dollars as a portfolio manager and partner at the independent investment counsel firm she helped found.

Harry Dent – Are You Ready to Survive and Prosper?
Harry Dent : “The Sale of a Lifetime:
How the Great Bubble Burst of 2017-2019 Can Make You Rich”

Harry S. Dent Jr. studied economics in college in the '70s, but found it vague and inconclusive. He became so disillusioned by the state of his chosen profession that he turned his back on it. Instead, he threw himself into the burgeoning new science of finance where identifying and studying demographic, technological, consumer and many, many other trends empowered him to forecast economic changes.

-www.WorldAlternativeMedia.com
Josh Sigurdson sits down with author and economic analyst John Sneisen to talk about some serious new developments in Canada as the housing bubbles in Vancouver and Toronto among other cities begins to burst following what has been deemed Canada's "New Century" moment.
Home Capital Group has seen a stock plunge of 60%, this as the Toronto and Vancouver real estate markets inflate to all time highs. Collateralized Debt Obligations (packages of bad mortgages with a couple good mortgages in order to rate them high) are seeing more light in recent times in Canada which is very reminiscent of what we saw in the United States in 2008 right as the bubble burst.
We also recently reported on BMO bundling bad mortgages as well which is a first in Canada.

As market manipulation gets steeper and steeper, there was no doubt this was eventually going to happen. This is the inevitable end of artificial markets. This is what happens when markets listen to government and central planning rather than individual demand.
www.WorldAlternativeMedia.com


-http://www.macleans.ca :
What the Home Capital Group,Canada's Largest Mortgage Company crisis reveals about the housing market
With the big lender in trouble, the subprime mortgage industry needs the housing boom to keep going.


Not like we didn't see it coming, but here it is. Hope you are ready for the 'adjustments"
 

captain morgan

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Yeah, all the people who don't currently own a home. Everyone else except those who intend to live in their current home the rest of their lives, is praying the bubble doesn't burst

All those that do own a home are, or will be, in a position where the mortgage is far higher than the value of the house.

Bye bye equity and any hope to think about retiring using the money locked in the house.

Ontario's Economic Growth Continues to Lead G7 Countries

... As published by the Ontario government.... Hilarious
 

IdRatherBeSkiing

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For all those that made millions pushing the prices up and those who could afford to buy at the top of the bubble, I will not shed any tears. If you were buying in the last year or two you were just plain stupid. Sooner or later the bubble was going to burst. Ms. Wynn was just the one to do it (not too surprising --- everything she touches turns to lead).
 

Danbones

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Politics aside, it's people lives get screwed here thanks to all the liebarrel free money forcing these situations to become bubbles, and then not informing people of the obvious outcomes.

All that Fakenews Trump crap the liebarrels keep on with all the time taking up all the airwaves.
 

mentalfloss

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Now is the perfect time to sell and buy the home that people should have bought in the first place.

They certainly have ample opportunity to do so.


As the good old Jim Flaherty once said: 'Buy within your means'.


God bless his conbot soul.
 

Curious Cdn

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Toronto's Realestate plummets, Panic has started as new policies are implemented.

[youtube]cb2Sdye2IP4[/youtube]

Published on Jul 4, 2017
07/04/2017
Ontario housing policies could lead to an overcorrection
Samantha Brookes, CEO of Mortgages of Canada, says the Wynne government was not properly informed on how their housing measures would impact the real estate market.

Canada's is in a Huge Housing Bubble and Maxed out on Debt .Protect yourself,your family and your Country from financial ruin,simply by reducing your debt. Don't be fooled by the hype in the news.
For a long time now the bank of Canada has been warning that Canadians are in too much debt.

Quote: “You’d be an idiot to buy a house!” Kevin O’Leary
http://www.canadiancontractor.ca/cana...

-Hilliard MacBeth : WHEN THE BUBBLE BURSTS
Surviving the Canadian Real Estate Crash

Hilliard MacBeth has advised Canadian individuals and families from across Canada on their investments for over thirty-five years. His 1999 book, Investment Traps and How to Avoid Them, predicted the collapse of the dot-com bubble in the stock market and gave investors practical advice on how to avoid getting caught off guard by market cycles. Hilliard lives in Edmonton.
https://www.dundurn.com/books/When-Bu...

Juggling Dynamite | By Danielle Park
https://jugglingdynamite.com

Danielle Park is a Chartered Financial Analyst and lawyer with over 16 years of professional consulting experience. She helps manage millions of dollars as a portfolio manager and partner at the independent investment counsel firm she helped found.

Harry Dent – Are You Ready to Survive and Prosper?
Harry Dent : “The Sale of a Lifetime:
How the Great Bubble Burst of 2017-2019 Can Make You Rich”

Harry S. Dent Jr. studied economics in college in the '70s, but found it vague and inconclusive. He became so disillusioned by the state of his chosen profession that he turned his back on it. Instead, he threw himself into the burgeoning new science of finance where identifying and studying demographic, technological, consumer and many, many other trends empowered him to forecast economic changes.

-www.WorldAlternativeMedia.com
Josh Sigurdson sits down with author and economic analyst John Sneisen to talk about some serious new developments in Canada as the housing bubbles in Vancouver and Toronto among other cities begins to burst following what has been deemed Canada's "New Century" moment.
Home Capital Group has seen a stock plunge of 60%, this as the Toronto and Vancouver real estate markets inflate to all time highs. Collateralized Debt Obligations (packages of bad mortgages with a couple good mortgages in order to rate them high) are seeing more light in recent times in Canada which is very reminiscent of what we saw in the United States in 2008 right as the bubble burst.
We also recently reported on BMO bundling bad mortgages as well which is a first in Canada.

As market manipulation gets steeper and steeper, there was no doubt this was eventually going to happen. This is the inevitable end of artificial markets. This is what happens when markets listen to government and central planning rather than individual demand.
www.WorldAlternativeMedia.com


-http://www.macleans.ca :
What the Home Capital Group,Canada's Largest Mortgage Company crisis reveals about the housing market
With the big lender in trouble, the subprime mortgage industry needs the housing boom to keep going.


Not like we didn't see it coming, but here it is. Hope you are ready for the 'adjustments"
Real Estate skyrocketed with Wynne, and it's plummeting with Wynne.

Maybe, just perhaps, consider that Wynne and Real Estate are not related to each other.

BTW, The Bank of Canada is breathing a sigh of relief that real estate prices might be heading back to some sort of "normal". It might not be a coincidence that the Prime Lending Rate just went up a tad as the real estate market cools a tad.
 

Angstrom

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If this doesn't burst the bubble then all those boomers dieing soon will.
 

Danbones

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Real Estate skyrocketed with Wynne, and it's plummeting with Wynne.

Maybe, just perhaps, consider that Wynne and Real Estate are not related to each other.

BTW, The Bank of Canada is breathing a sigh of relief that real estate prices might be heading back to some sort of "normal". It might not be a coincidence that the Prime Lending Rate just went up a tad as the real estate market cools a tad.

You really don't get how it works do you?
Unlike the dirty masses:
WE KNEW THAT WAS GOING TO HAPPEN


You can tell you didn't watch the video
 

Angstrom

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So, why not kill us all off, now?


[Let's see... "i" before "e" except after "i".................................... MOM!]

No need. Nature will run its course.

They want to lower house prices a bit so that its not a insane drop when you boomers all die and save us from a economic shock where the whole system implodes on itself.

There are so many speculators shorting the Canadian real estate market, Red lights are popping up everywhere.

Its really not complicated. Right now you have the most people ever trying to get into the housing market, resulting inntge highest prices ever seen. But you have the biggest population generation ever who owns all the most expensive homes soon to exit the market.

It's simple math.

Somethings got to give.

In 15 years there may as well be 5 house for every Canadian looking to buy.
 

Danbones

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Crackheds get their teeth rearranged for behaving like that after they lose everything they ever owned.
;)
but then when one's grip on economics is their handhold on the welfare office door...