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The possibility of a housing market crash has been on the cards for a few years in Canada. While many of the previous predictions did not come to fruition, 2020 might be the year it finally hits
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stanley us onset of COVID-19 and ensuing unemployment. Canada unemployment rates initially surged but have since improved. Despite the improvement since March, Canada unemployment rates are still far greater than pre-pandemic times.Despite the harrowing news, home prices in Toronto rose 13.7% to $968,318 in October 2020. This marked the fifth month of housing prices reaching new heights. To make matters more confusing, housing sales were up 25% year over year in October.Is the housing market a good investment In case a housing market crash does take place, the CMHC and other experts believe it will take a long time to recover
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What s the best way to make a million dollars, you ask Take twenty million dollars and invest it in the Canadian oil and gas sector. Well, if you re anything like me being a contrarian glutton for punishment, you just can t help yourself as you look at this space. I mean, it is a cheap sector that has gotten even
stanley termosy cheaper. These companies are practically being given away at the moment.Seriously, many of these stocks are trading at about one-tenth of their book values. The situation is dire, there is no doubt, which is why these stocks are trading at such a very low level. Nevertheless, it seems to me that they are too cheap to avoid altogether. If you have the stomach and the time horizon to ride out this rough patch
stanley termosar , you may do very well with these companies.A cheap oil stockI thought Whitecap Resources Inc. TSX:WCP was cheap when it was at $8 a share. I thought it was even cheaper when it was $4 a share. And yes, I think it is cheaper yet at today price of about $1.50
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