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Market. During the worst pandemic in 100 years, we have interest rates that will have a profound effect on the economy as well as the social structure, for 50 years to come. The low interest rates are causing the inflation of assets, rather than goods and services. Bond prices are at world record highs. Obscure art and wine prices are soaring. People are looking for places to put money. All this money that is being printed is going into 'stuff'. Investments are being made into assets that people really need to own for life. People buying real estate for investment reasons are crowding out those who want a place to raise a family and so on.
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It was at the center of the government controversy. He thinks people are beginning to put this behind them although it is not recovered. People are looking at projects coming up rather than ones that are behind them. It appears that investors are starting to look forward rather than back. It takes a while for changes to start to resonate in the market. He would look for this one that has been beaten up and is a value trap at present, when it is starting to recover.
contractors
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He likes the power companies. He favours the renewable, alternative energy companies. They have the wind at their back. The green sector will be a force for at least a half a decade to come. There is going to be a greater demand for electricity and for it to be generated in non-traditional ways. He likes NPI-T, AQN-T, and BEP.UN-T.
electrical utilities
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Banks involved in Money Laundering. Technically there is a trend of replacing what is involved in the processing of payments and that is block-chain technology. It defines the reputational hit banks take from the issue. None of the Canadian banks have bounced back since the start of COVID. He is not saying Canadian banks are involved in money laundering but there is something happening that will impact their revenues 5 years from now.
