They didn’t spin anything, they literally just gave the numbers and you feel threatened by stating them. That’s more a sign of it’s a problem than anything they could have said.

There’s a big difference between people who are negative cash flow speculators not collecting enough rent and landlords. Over the past two years very few of the deals made sense from a cashflow perspective.

Not very neighborly to expect your tax dollars to fund a bailout, is it?

A lot of those investors were mom and pop investors like you neighbours. Home investing has replaced pension plans for most people.

The problem isn’t that Canadians keep voting for lousy Liberal candidates.
It’s that the Conservatives keep running even worse candidates.

The state can’t do QE forever though. If lets say the BOC or Fed decide to reverse course and reduce rates and do QE again the bond market would start questioning their judgement. They would then demand higher yields on longer term bonds. When that happens its game over. This is why the central banks are talking tough.

The market is being controlled by the rich n powerful, hence the wealth gaps between the have n the have not.