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- bdwight1 commented Jul 19, 2022
IMO, Russia will restart gas flows to Europe only in exchange for concessions from Europe regarding sanctions and/or military support for Ukraine. However, Europe clearly sees the danger they are in vis-a-vis Russian territorial ambitions so ...
- bdwight1 commented Mar 27, 2022
Bidenīs call for regime change in Russia is a mistake, just like his statement that the US will respond in kind if Russia uses chemical weapons. Hopefully, the US govīt or NATO will quickly "clarify" the Westīs position on these matters.
- bdwight1 commented Nov 5, 2020
Logically, a proportional representation system seems fairer than a first-past-the-post system but, in practice, both systems have pros and cons. The key to a functioning democracy is to not allow your politicians to be bought by big money "donors". ...
- bdwight1 commented Jul 14, 2020
I think that all but success in a phase 3 vaccine trial has already been priced into the equity markets so Iīm looking for the opening gap in equity futures to close over time.
- bdwight1 commented Jun 22, 2020
in other words, Navarro: "I can't believe anyone took me seriously."
- bdwight1 commented Apr 19, 2020
Did the CCP try to cover up the extent of the covid-19 problem in Hubei province? Sure they did. But did it really matter? No, because by the middle of February researchers in the West had a very good idea about what was actually occurring in China, ...
- bdwight1 commented Mar 29, 2020
Itīs tough to trade gold these days when the spreads can shoot into double-digits and quotes are offered 5 minutes apart. To me, XAU is presently not tradeable on a short-term time horizon, at least not with any lot size that makes it worth the ...
- bdwight1 commented Mar 27, 2020
Itīs very unfortunate that Jeff Brown chooses to discourage the use of masks. Jurisdictions that have "flattened" the infection curve - e.g. Hong Kong, Singapore and now, potentially, the Czech Republic, use masks; countries that donīt use masks ...
- bdwight1 commented Mar 15, 2020
Itīs difficult and nerve-wracking to trade the indices these days. All of a sudden youīre up or down 5% overnight and locked into your position where you get to sweat it out until market open at 1630GMT- Iīm liking XAUUSD for overnight trading to ...
- bdwight1 commented Mar 10, 2020
Yes, indeed. Dr. Aylward.
- bdwight1 commented Mar 10, 2020
The WHO sent an expert to Hubei province this month to research the issue of what is the actual CFR (case fatality rate) for covid-19. Based on first-hand best-data efforts, his team concluded the CFR in Hubei was 3.3% as average for all age groups. ...
- bdwight1 commented Jan 25, 2020
I have some concerns about locking down entire cities, such as if you fall ill and cannot get to a hospital for treatment (a) that probably lowers your survivability and (b) it divorces official statistics from what is actually happening on the ...
- bdwight1 commented Jan 21, 2020
well, hereīs the good news. SARS spread to 30+ countries but proper quarantine measures "eradicated" the disease. The world is much better prepared now than 20 years ago to deal with a new corona virus - at least I hope so.
- bdwight1 commented Jan 5, 2020
I see why you have 1772/1800 as a target but there is a lot more liquidity in the system now than there was in 2011 and the stakes are much higher today than then. So is it possible that gold will blast through those old highs, setting $2,000+ as a ...
- bdwight1 commented Jan 5, 2020
Gold could see a pullback because imo Iran will not act hastily in its response. The diplomatic option is safest, namely working toward getting American military bases closed in Iraq and in middle eastern countries which are not client states of the ...
- bdwight1 commented Jun 12, 2019
I would agree. China is big enough that it doesn't need to submit to the tomfoolery of signing an agreement with the Trump administration only to have the deal later threatened on some random whim or never enacted into law (see USMEC, for example). ...
- bdwight1 commented May 23, 2019
Given Chinaīs retaliation against Canadian citizens due to the Meng extradition fiasco, Canada-China trade is being restricted in any case. If any of the hostages are executed trade flows should fall toward $0.
- bdwight1 commented Apr 30, 2019
The 20 - 25 years following WWII were economic nirvana in North America: high productivity due to technological innovation coming out of the war-time economy, a low tax burden and near-zero energy costs. And then came the stagflation ī70s to put an ...
- bdwight1 commented Apr 30, 2019
Itīs very likely that Viola Desmondīs story entered into the IBNS votersī decision but, by issuing a vertical banknote, the BOC has opened up a whole new dimension in the design of bills. It will be interesting to see whether other banknote issuers ...
- bdwight1 commented Dec 11, 2018
Meng Wanzhou now has to be seen as a political prisoner which creates a huge problem for Canada. Meng needs to be released asap in order to maintain the integrity of the Canadian justice system - and the safety of Canadians travelling outside the ...