/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24742156

Closed my long at .54, not great money but certainly worth it

I'll buy back in at .30

>>22706816
>>22706835

Now check out how much of the Canadian full-time workforce was employed in the construction industry

I'll tell you, it's about 7%. So if(when) the housing bubble here pops, even before we talk about knock-on effects and all the jobs in retail etc that those jobs support, that's an instant +7% unemployment.

Which is why policy has become to let absolutely anybody who can afford to even rent a house or apartment to move here.

This country is Grade A Fucked.

lmao I just realized that total circ will never be anywhere close to 150m this year, because so many thousands of wallets were used and burned for scams and rugs

This shit's going to $50

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