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Here are the most recent updates:
- FEB 24 Employment Profiles Male & Female Part Time & Full Time since 1976 Retirement Delayed
- FEB 23 Employment Rates Vancouver Calgary Toronto Montreal & their Provinces TREND CHANGE
- FEB 22 Priced in USD SF Detached in Vancouver, Toronto and Calgary are 24% cheaper
- FEB 21 Millionaire Metric in Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary as measured in CAD Gold ozs
- FEB 20 "Real" Gold & Real Estate - Gold and Real Estate Buyers Love Crude Price Crashes
- FEB 18 Real Housing Price Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary - Two and a half years past the peak
- FEB 18 Price Momentum "Low global interest rates likely to persist" Stephen Poloz DEC 2019
- FEB 16 Sales & Listings & MAR & MOI trend changes coming out of the seasonal slowdown
- FEB 15 History & Readings - Unicorns & Narwhals - Challenges creating Canada's innovation economy
- FEB 12 Plunge-O-Meter with 3 Downside Projections - Edmonton Now 1% Below 2013 Target
- FEB 12 Canada 6-City Housing - Calgary detached prices about to break below 5 year support
- FEB 10 TSX Indexes of Housing vs Financials & Commodities after 7 months of 10yr less 2yr inversion
- FEB 8 Calgary Housing - Condo prices are now back to 1Q 2006 levels and are 33% below peak
- FEB 8 Average Employment Earnings - Last month it was AB at new high. This month: QC, NB, NS
- FEB 6 Vancouver vs Toronto - Inventory sold this month Toronto = 59% and Vancouver = 18%
- FEB 6 Toronto total res-sales down at seasonal nadir; listings plumb new lows; condos at new high
- FEB 5 Vancouver - Unicorns, Moonbeams and Rainbows - Sales Exhaustion and an Inventory Dearth
- FEB 4 Real Long Rates and Real 10yr Rate and Rate Spread Also TSX Gold, Energy & Real Estate
- FEB 3 Yield Curve 10yr less 2yr Bank of Canada Bond inversion is now 7 mos old (-16 bps)
- JAN 31 History & Readings - James Watt's Steam Engine & 2019 years of Global Temperature Change
- JAN 27 History & Readings - Deflation Notebook - Fear up and commodities continue the downtrend
- JAN 25 16th Annual Demographia Ranking of 50 Canadian Metros 3Q 2019
- JAN 21 Housing Starts City and Provincial and the big picture with Census Overlay since 1956
- JAN 20 Debt+GDP+FDI+NetTrade households carry $1.76 in debt for every $1 of disposable income
- History & Readings - DEC 2019 Blog Posts
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- JUN 1 Site Traffic here at CHPC.biz: The May 2019 Page Views are up 38% Y/Y
- History & Readings - MAY 2019 Blog Posts
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- History & Readings - MAR 2019 Blog Posts
- MAR 18 Plunge-O-Meter REVAMPED with 3 Projections - Ottawa SFD Spike
- History & Readings - FEB 2019 Blog Posts
- History & Readings - JAN 2019 Blog Posts
SPOILER ALERT History confirms that when credit managers recoil from risk, when consumers shun debt, when irrational exuberance is replaced by an analysis of cash flow; prices that went up well above fundamental measures will return to comparitive yields. See California, Florida, Japan, Dubai, Greece, Ireland, Spain, Nortel, Bre-X, Tulips, Pet Rocks, etal.
SPOILER ALERT History confirms that when credit managers recoil from risk, when consumers shun debt, when irrational exuberance is replaced by an analysis of cash flow; prices that went up well above fundamental measures will return to comparitive yields. See California, Florida, Japan, Dubai, Greece, Ireland, Spain, Nortel, Bre-X, Tulips, Pet Rocks, etal.
#OPENDATA - THIS CITIZEN'S DREAM: It would help if Government Agencies especially all land registry offices had open to the public online databases updated in real time as transactions occur so that the private sector could produce unbiased market analysis. The same goes for the Canadian Census and in my opinion, the private sector that collects but does not publish vast amounts of data that affects the social contract. If we want a society able to make better decisions we need better open data. Write your Member of Parliament.
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