Many Canadians and U.S. investors are causing a buying “spike” that is creating the illusion that the market has hit bottom in some places and even going up. This illusion is self-perpetuating until it becomes clear that the buyers of these properties have bought into problems that they never knew existed. This is not the …
Editor’s Comment: There can no longer be any doubt about the complicity of regulators with banks in both the Libor and mortgage scandals. In fact, it should not called a scandal. That implies that a few people went off the reservation. We have something more fundamental at stake here. It is the revolving door, bribery …
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