Majority of the country is ready to boot the “ idiots” out

@chion918

2 күн бұрын

more than ready, since 8 years ago!

Our economy is struggling with uncertainties, housing issues, foreclosures, global fluctuations, and the pandemic aftermath, causing instability. Rising inflation, sluggish growth, and trade disruptions need urgent attention from all sectors to restore stability and stimulate growth.

@AshleyKeith-vw7ws

4 күн бұрын

With the Canadian dollar losing value to inflation and other currencies gaining traction, uncertainty looms. Yet, many still trust in the dollar's perceived safety. Worried about my $420,000 retirement savings losing value, I seek alternative security for my money.

@BrianAlbert-hh3pi

4 күн бұрын

With my demanding job, I lack time for investment analysis. For seven years, a fiduciary has managed my portfolio, adapting to market conditions, enabling successful navigation and informed decisions. Consider a similar approach.

@EricaWaters-lr6zw

4 күн бұрын

This is definitely considerable! Do you think you could suggest any professionals or advisors I can get on the phone with? I'm in dire need of proper portfolio allocation.

@BrianAlbert-hh3pi

4 күн бұрын

Just research the name Desiree Ruth Hoffman. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.

@EricaWaters-lr6zw

4 күн бұрын

I appreciate it. After searching her name online and reviewing her credentials, I'm quite impressed. I've contacted her as I could use all the help I can get. A call has been scheduled.

This man has the backbone to speak out loud the truth

I agree with Kevin's statement about capital flight. I checked the value of Canadian equities in my RRSP portfolio. Its now down to seven percent today, and was 90 percent a decade ago. I blame Trudeau's horrific fiscal policies for Canada's economic situation.

@ron.mexico.

4 күн бұрын

Doesn’t work like that. No better time to invest in Canada than today. This is what they call the bottom formation, my friend. Either you go and chase tech stocks or you buy the greatest monopolies in the western world.

@W1thcdoctor1987

4 күн бұрын

@@ron.mexico. I sold most of my RRSP and TFSA holdings of Canadian bank, insurance, supermarket and utility shares 24 months ago and purchased tech stocks like Microsoft, ServiceNow, META, Amazon, NVIDIA, and Apple. Since then my overall RRSP portfolio value significantly increased So I'm not sure when I'll reinvest in Canadian shares- probably after October 2025 when we have a 'common sense" tax regime.

@ron.mexico.

4 күн бұрын

@@W1thcdoctor1987 buy VEQT and call it a day. Vanguard has asset allocation figured out. One day, Canada will outperform again and you won’t time it right. I won’t believe these politicians until I see them do some something rather than these tag lines. Best of luck.

@alanphillips1209

4 күн бұрын

Doctors in Canada are extremely bad people. I have been prescribed opioids for 20 years. They refuse to address the cause and give me a spinal fusion. They just leave me in agony so I am unable to work or "do" anything. Meanwhile I watch friends get a fusion done and are all better. Why not me ? Canadian doctors are bad to the extreme. Clearly they idolize Josef Mengele. God help us ?

@Deusmecumest

2 күн бұрын

I blame those who keep voting all sjw virtue signaling, feel or sound good policies advocates. Grow a pair, vote to work and keep your hard earned cash. Opportunities in this country are dwindling. And the working middle class it's getting crushed since the late 1980s.

1:00 This man just said what I thought and what I think a LOT of Canadians have realised.

How troubling is it that Kevin O'Leary's viewpoints now seem rational?

@michael2275

4 күн бұрын

They always were, you just flap in the breeze like everyone else...

@ssuwandi3240

4 күн бұрын

Trudeau should legalize selling organs as nature resources

@whytho5732

4 күн бұрын

What viewpoints do you disagree with?

@rolone8902

4 күн бұрын

They are only rational to the likes of him who are well off. The rest of us know this is corporate pandering. We need to tax corporations more until they pay their fair share back into the economy by increasing wages or lowering profit expectations

@abcdedfg8340

3 күн бұрын

I heard that employees in Norway and other productive European countries also have more affordable living costs and better work life balance so people stay healthier. That may reduce chronic burnout and improve productivity which will benefit investors.

When it comes to policy on natural resources, it is always now about consultation and consent with the owners of the land, ensuring "green" regulations, environmental assessments get followed and approved. It takes forever. There is no predictability for an investor as to when the process gets (if it does) completed. Quicker to look elsewhere. Also I agree on the competency of ministers in certain portfolios (ie finance). Why is it that DEI is the criteria, not experience in the related field. Older people are in leadership positions because they have been around in jobs, managed and created results. That takes time.

@michael2275

4 күн бұрын

All of that is way too reasonable. We are a joke country run by the WEF, they want to destroy prosperity, it's part of the plan. You will own nothing and eat the bugs.

Norway had high taxes on the oil, saving the money and forcing the country to diversify. Alberta is now pumping more oil than before the last boom and feels economically dependent on increasing production

Can’t stand this guy but he’s totally right. Guess I like him now lol

We exist as cheap slightly higher skilled labor for US companies, that is our problem. They don't want to train us, retain us, tool us up, and we aren't doing it ourselves because that's what we've been taught about business from the big US companies we all started at. Our jobs are outsourced from them, we have nothing here of our own.

Canada was not productive even prior to the recent capital gains changes to taxation. The problem is a lack of investment by corporations in their businesses and employees, coupled with low(er) salaries (relative to the U.S.) and high payroll taxes which don't offer much incentive for employees to work longer hours or strive for career growth.

Like him or not he's right

This is the best interview I have seen all this year❤

Let's drill pump and lay pipe and fill the cpp to the ceiling!

Id guess if employers treated their workers better productivity would go up. Unfortunately bean counters obsessed with maximizing profits that can only see inside of s tiny box are running things these days. And dont get me started on the government stifling productivity and innovation.

@thecorpooration

3 күн бұрын

Agreed. I worked in the auto industry right out of university in the late 90's and I was nothing more than a body to be overworked to burnout and cost to be minimized. I needed 3 signatures to spend $35 on parts I needed to do my job (design engineer). That experience convinced me that manufacturing was a dead end.

Convenient that corporations can choose NOT to be 'people' when it comes to paying taxes

Kevin speaks more substance and has more knowledge of what he is into. On the other hand, our finance minister, enrvironment minister and prime minster are like clowns. Our finance minister has no background in finance, our environment minister is an activist, lasty our prime minister is a joke. No wonder this country is slowly facing into oblivion.

A fundamental change is the need to compete globally

I worked for a tech company for 6mknths as contractor and submitted lots of changes which other comoanynin IS followes but they are resistant to change. They didnt gave opportunity for me further stating iam not suitable for this role as iam technology driven. I am worried as similar issue faced my friend in other company

What about the productivity increases, process and technology advancements happened for past 50 years? That should have bought down the costs or atleast some of the costs. Why everything is expensive than it's 10 years ago?

@endlessorbaggins8223

4 күн бұрын

USA have a lot greater productivity. While technology has advanced in general we are still behind in many domains. Productivity is measured as GDP/working hours and if memory is right we are like 30% behind USA. Many manufactures do not use up-to-date technologies. Canadian companies are not investing enough in R&D. There needs to be critical changes to increase our productivity (which is flat since the last decade by the way) otherwise we will just get poorer. The greater the productivity, the greater the paychecks.

@rolone8902

4 күн бұрын

Shh... Sleazy oleary doesn't want to mention that because it highlights that the corps and their owners ate up all the productivity gains and gave the 99% of us slaves the short end of the stick.

@rolone8902

4 күн бұрын

Shh... Let sleazy oleary speak, he doesn't want to deal with a "woke" like you making logical sense. The productivity gains got eaten up by the corps and their owners, while the 99% of us slaves were stuck with short end of the stick

@rolone8902

4 күн бұрын

Shh... He doesn't want people to hear the truth. It's true, productivity gains over the last decades were eaten up by the 1%, corps, wealthy owners, etc while us common folk got the short end of the stick.

@abcdedfg8340

4 күн бұрын

@@endlessorbaggins8223 Yes but their health outcomes are pretty terrible. Also look at Europe, where productivity is the same or higher in many countries, and people tend to be healthier and have better work life balance. Just my opinion.

I heard our governments are having trouble finding people to work for minimum wage. Maybe they should think about hiring Temporary Foreign Workers.

Leverage Canada’s natural resources, agriculture and build tech sector ~ we’ll be golden

I want this guy in the cabinet

@nairnbaker7385

3 күн бұрын

No.. remember what trudeau said. It's 2015 that's why it's half men and half women. Not the best people for the job. It's based on woke ideology not sounds principles.

Mr Wonderful has a point.

Is there a magical mathematical formula for removing bad leaders ? 🙃

This guy str8 up killed a guy on a lake.

Let's be real,. this country is done unless the people who created and maintain the current conditions GIVE UP, and we know they will not do that. Now, who are these "people?" is the ultimate question.

@abcdedfg8340

Күн бұрын

Those people are the people who live here. But its up to them if they want to change the situation for the better. We have a democracy, organizations, and civil society. They should be using it if they really care for their lives and future. Canadians will have to find a way out of this productivity and burnout crisis, what will they do?

I just fell in love with Kevin O'Leary...

Folkebevegelsen mot innvandring

I love this guy! He is so based!

LOL Completely short-sighted based on self-interest. The truth of the matter is that if your work involves a computer, your job can and will be replaced by AI in the next 3 to 5 years at a cost of approx. $5000 per head. This INCLUDES the CEOs as they are only employees bowing down to the stockholders. Not that holding stock is going to help anyone near the end of all this, but it is going to be fun to watch.

@rolone8902

4 күн бұрын

Im a semi-early career professional and I know my job will be automated in the next 3-5 years. What I'm mad about is that every boomer enjoyed the benefits of having a tech job, got paid big money and are now retired while the young millennials and Gen z have to deal with unemployment and an AI world where we dont have a UBI to meet basic needs

Too many marijuana cigarettes!

@donm2067

4 күн бұрын

Not enough marijuana cigarettes!

@lukemoloney1113

3 күн бұрын

@@donm2067 agreed!

I see Mr O'Leary, and I hit the Like button. In all seriousness, I vehemently agree with the opinion that Canada is one of the, literally, richest countries on planet earth and yet we have been consistently managed poorly. For some reason, we have a propensity to elect inept leaders. You can be extremely wealthy and balance other portfolios like environment, immigration and others. Norway is a perfect example of this. But yet we allow a small minority to dictate the absolute worst policy decisions.

The government does NOT want to increase productivity. I am proof. I want to work. I am a very good worker simply due to the fact I enjoy working and accomplishing and getting things done. Its fun ! But I cannot get any healthcare. I have severe sciatic nerve pain and the doctors KNOW this. That is why our doctors have prescribed opioids for me since May 2004. And since I cannot work due to the agony, you, the taxpayer, have paid for all my opioids for 20 years. Thanks but I would rather have the surgery, a fusion and be working and growing this country. Not sucking the country dry ! Oh how I wish I was out of pain and off these horrible drugs and WORKING ! ! ! How do I get adequate healthcare ? I have tried for 20 years. Canada wants to fail but I cannot understand why ?

@urproblem

2 күн бұрын

Please seek healthcare somewhere like Japan, Mexico, South America, etc... anywhere cheap and affordable enough for you if possible, Canada hates every citizen and there's no change in sight. It's all about employers and businesses, Canadians can go screw themselves I guess.

Truth

Employees are people, too. So what about how they feel about this situation? Not everyone is an investor. Maybe there are other things places like norway do that also help boost productivity.

@GurloveKahlon

2 күн бұрын

How do u have jobs if investors stop investing in country. All the companies are investors, which in turn provide jobs. And most of em are leaving Canada.

@abcdedfg8340

Күн бұрын

@@GurloveKahlon Investors also need a productive labor force. So give workers the tools they need to do their jobs, reasonable pay so they don't burn out from financial stress, and the time off they need to prevent chronic burnout from work. People still invest in German car companies, so I do not see your point. A productive labor force benefits businesses, employees, investors, and creates a strong base for future development.

😊

Work from home = time theft

My guy you didn’t answer the question about the productivity problem. Clearly here to push an agenda.

The answer is simple. Stop taxing people so much. Its not rocket science. The more you work in this country the more you are taxed. Even two part time jobs that equal full time hours your taxed to hell. There is no reward for rolling up your sleeves and doing an honest days work in this country

Get rid of Trudeau.

Wait, is this tax avoiding Kevin O’leary?

Straight answer here please..... Do we work for government or do they work for us?? Completely Finacially irresponsible! It's a social welfare state now and you don't steer a ship that quickly, it's going to take time, lots and lots of time to fix this mess Justin! Vote with your feet 🇨🇦 the ballot box is a long shot now!

Chrystia Freeland is the Greta Thunberg of Canada.

Justout

Nobody wants to work anymore

@abcdedfg8340

4 күн бұрын

They do, but we have people working 3 jobs and they still cannot afford rent and basic living expenses, let alone to enjoy their life. How do you think someone who is chronically burned out emotionally, and financially is supposed to be productive? So many are working harder, yet they continue to fall behind. So please stop blaming employees.

Guys like him is mad means JT did something good for the first time.

The threat of corporations leaving is long winded and overplayed. They have been saying this since the beginning of stock market.

@rolone8902

4 күн бұрын

Exactly. They threaten to leave and whine when their profits take a slight hit, layoff thousands of employees in a heart beat. However, their board and execs take home millions in bonuses. We need to tax them more and tax the wealthy

While attracting capital into Canada, who's making sure that Canadians are getting employed?

Getting rid of incompetent Trudeau would solve this

Kevin O'Leary has always embarrassed me as a Canadian. I would be happy if he just stopped talking for a while.

nothin new from kevin, same old rhetoric of bashing liberals,

@rolone8902

4 күн бұрын

100% Bashing liberals is the new cool now 10 years ago these same people were bashing Harper

O’Leary?!? Are you kidding me?! General criticism about PMJT being a poor mgr but NO examples. Incl rate on cap gains of 66%? As in the US Not a peep about highly anti-competitive interprov trade barriers, for instance

@endlessorbaggins8223

4 күн бұрын

Who needs examples of PMJT poor management? It is straigth in your face and you just have to look around you. Nobody needs to be lectured by being given examples of the obvious.

@retireddude3397

4 күн бұрын

Poor competitiveness? Look at how many big industries are basically monopolies. Like Bell Media. Look at the media, grocery stores, gas stations, banks, …

Go ahead move you assets, move your companies, move yourself. Who cares... It helps every single poor person for Canada to be perceived as country that is not made to make rich people richer. I love how this will impact the housing market, people maybe will finally be able to own a home again. SO PLEASE MOVE ALL YOUR CAPITAL MOVE IT ALL DON"T COME BACK EITHER. SELL YOUR PROPERTIES, IT"S WHAT WE WANT

Who talks to this guy? He knows nothing! 👎👎👎

Kevin O'leary??? are you serious Bloomberg???, maybe you should invite Douglas Macgregor next....

Nice dose of right wing propoganda. He didn’t actually say anything useful.

@rolone8902

4 күн бұрын

Exactly. Imagine having sleazy oleary tell us about finances and capital when he literally said he's moving money out of Canada. Disgusting

@ReD4eva94

3 күн бұрын

You sir are either blind or pretending to be blind. And I'm not sure which is worse.

Can't stand O'Leary

Have we tried 1.3 million Uber driving Indians yet to improve it? No?