Showing posts with label TSX Index. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TSX Index. Show all posts

Monday, March 22, 2010

Liberal Party of Canada: Improving The Art of Losing



Nov 2009 Liberal fundraising took a nose-dive in the third quarter after a near invisible summer for Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff and after threats that he would force an election battered the Liberal brand.- Sun Media
March 2010 The federal Conservative Party has re-established a clear, statistically significant lead over the second-place Liberals. This follows a six-month period during which the governing party fell from majority-government territory into a virtual tie with the opposition Liberals. -Ekos

Liberal Party, NDP, Bloc have been busy of late
  • Allege serious crimes, cover up
  • Undemocratic despotic rule by government
  • Right wing neo-conservative idealogy
  • Unwilling to pull the plug on the Government Policy/Agenda at the same time.
Let review an example of the Liberal majority and criticsm.


 Source:  Rights & Democracy

S&P/TSX Composite index (Official) ($CA:OSPTX)

As of July 26, 2000, when Nortel was trading at $124.50 a share on the TSX, it represented 36.5 per cent of the TSE 300 index; the other 299 companies accounted for the rest. It had a market capitalization (number of shares times stock price) of almost $400 billion.
 

Without any evidence of a ballot box floor for the Liberal Party in Canada a visit to the official Poll may be necessary to test the dustbin prediction by Janine Krieber.