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Originally Posted by Firebot
Poilievre is an such an open book. He buys into index funds, one of which is Vanguard which also buys Brookfield a 900$ billion dollar TSX Canadian headquartered company (at least until very recently). He even owns 0.06 BTC!
Let's look at Carney's investments.
Oh we can't because he hasn't disclosed them publicly.
Of all this things to point out, this is quite the absurd one. It just reaffirms why Carney should still voluntarily disclose assets even though he technically doesn't need until after the election is done, if Poilievre's Canadian index fund investments and 8000$ of bitcoin is apparently important enough it makes news cycles that can influence this election.
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No it reaffirms this issue is stupid.
The problem here is he is going to have options in Brookfield that people are going to over react on and have US investments and Private equity investments making up large portions of his portfolio. He legally isn’t allowed now to change that allocation or ask for it to be changed.
The goal of this exercise is to smear him and it works either way. If he discloses he is criticized if he doesn’t disclose he is criticized. It’s politically well crafted. It’s just irrelevant and stupid.