Nirvana decidedly Eastern lotus position philosophy. Try Western Valhalla as in: You’re a good Dad Garth showing The Kids ...

Individual stocks are a pain in the ass. Cherry picking requires attention. This can lead to burn out and sleepless nights especially when markets take a dump. Anxiety runs high and fear clouds one’s ...

“An average growth rate of only around one per cent for the first half of the year as a whole, and weak momentum heading into ...

Trump now hates Powell. Rather than pausing rates, he says, they should be slashed. Maybe by a full 2% or more (insane). The president wants explosive economic growth in order to pay for his fat tax ...

Honourable J. Garth Turner, PC Creator of this blog, Greater Fool, established in 2008 and providing daily comment and news to visitors who, in aggregate, astonish him by visiting several million ...

The housing market has frozen. Regardless of the outcome tomorrow, the ice will remain. Not only is this faux spring season a major letdown for realtors, brokers, lenders and the guys covered in ...

126 comments ↓ #1 crowdedelevatorfartz on 05.30.25 at 9:40 am The housing price correction is long long overdue in Canada. We’re about to discover we’re not special. I wouldn’t purchase a doghouse in ...

Currently today, there is some 20% of world oil production under sanction. Take Iranian oil off the equation and it’s 25%. Trade economics had December crude production at 3.3 mil barrels per day.

#1 Darts on 04.17.25 at 10:50 am Hey Garth, if Trump fires Powell, do we finally have your blessing to buy some gold? #2 DON on 04.17.25 at 10:52 am #128 canuck on 04.17.25 at 2:44 am #106 Kurt on ...

The median sold price for a house in upper NY state is $310,000 (Cad $417,000) A few hundred feet across the Niagara River, in Ontario, recent sales average $1,050,000. The same story in Detroit ...

#1 John Hobbart on 09.30.24 at 1:14 pm Look, the salaries may be lower, you may be unemployed, the food, gas, and transportation prices, the utilities and rents might all have skyrocketed. It might be ...

His name is Nathan. A Millennial, location unknown. He’s 36, two young kids, steadily employed in a government job (lowly paid, it seems). Renting. Hating it. Scant savings. Financially illiterate.