Financial Analyst, attorney, author, speaker, blogger, actor. https://teapaw.org/t.co/zEn0n1XdBS
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Danielle Park retweeted
New home prices must come down.
The next generation of buyers cannot afford them.
We are oversupplied mid-level luxury and under supplied starter and workforce housing.
Danielle Park retweeted
If you don’t have time to watch the entire interview, then I encourage you to watch this 5min clip. It may positively alter the way you live your life. 💜
“I’m going to sit up for this one.”
This is a powerful 5 minutes to watch and listen.
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And still completely unaffordable for most. More price declines needed
Brampton is the ground zero for home price drops in the GTA!
The thread below shows the trends/charts broken down by city and home type. Many cities and home types are still trending downward. 🧵 /1 #tore
jugglingdynamite.com/2026/11… Sunshine After Dark: How Batteries Are Taking Over
The Trump administration's policies are accelerating the global transition to renewable energy and storage.
The global battery storage market is experiencing explosive growth. As solar and wind ene...
Danielle Park retweeted
"Most public pensions are defined-benefit plans, which promise a set retirement payment. When assets fall short of those promises, employers, taxpayers, and sometimes workers make up the gap through higher contributions"
Public pensions parked at least $578 billion of teachers’ and firefighters’ retirement money in AI stocks - right before they started tumbling
“On Wednesday, November 4, 2026, the Equable Institute, a bipartisan nonprofit, estimated that U.S. state and local pension funds held at least $578.1 billion in AI-related companies as of June 30, 2026.
Its upper estimate reached $706.6 billion…”
@247WallSt
Danielle Park retweeted
Nearly half of GTA condos listed in the year to October 2025 had not sold 12 months later
valery.ca/research/gta-condo…
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The U.S. mortgage market is mired in its deepest recession on record.
Applications to purchase a home are now down 47% from the pre-pandemic norm.
And also down 19% from last year.
The index level in early November was only 131.4, compared to 250 back in 2018-2019.
So few people are going out to buy houses with mortgages, that purchase application levels are even lower than the 2008-2012 bust.
The upshot here is that the U.S. is now a buyer's market.
Supply is now past 2019 levels, while demand keeps dropping, meaning big discounts are available in many markets.
Just make sure not to overpay.
To see where mortgage applications have dropped most, search your ZIP: reventure.app/map/CxmQXo60W4
Danielle Park retweeted
About one in six GTA homes for sale has already cut its price. If yours hasn't sold in a month, you're probably next.
valery.ca/research/gta-price…
Danielle Park retweeted
“We don’t need to replace waste,” as I told @FT.
Electrifying doesn’t just change the fuel, it shrinks the amount of energy you need.
Our forthcoming paper finds the same useful energy with roughly half the primary energy.
I call it Electrofficiency.
ft.com/content/1a40a3af-933b…
Danielle Park retweeted
Why batteries, not gas plants, should be data centers’ first choice.
canarymedia.com/articles/bat…
Danielle Park retweeted
New condo prices in Canada fell again in Q3.
StatCan's new condo price index is down 2.5% from a year ago across 9 cities. Toronto is down 2.7% and sits 8.9% below its 2022 peak. Vancouver is 11.6% off its peak. Montreal is the one market up, at a record high.
When builders cut presale prices, resale condos have to compete with that. Presale investors trying to close feel it too.
www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1…
Danielle Park retweeted
"Seattle office buildings sell for pennies on the dollar as major employers shift jobs elsewhere"
901 Fifth Avenue sold for $48.3M ↓84% vs $304.5M in 2019
Roosevelt Commons sold for $27M ↓83% vs $157M in 2019
Plaza 600 sold for $12.5M ↓87% vs $97M valuation in a 2019 recapitalization
Amazon has relinquished more than 1 million square feet of Seattle office space since 2020
#commercialrealestate
kvi.com/2026/11/02/seattle-o…
Danielle Park retweeted
TORONTO — At two career colleges now under the Ontario government’s microscope, more than half of the thousands of student financial aid applications last year came from a single IP address, officials allege in documents filed in court.
Another bombshell on the billion dollar OSAP scandal.
Over 8,300 OSAP applications came from just THREE IP addresses. The Ford government was warned as early as 2023 and received over 220 tips, complaints and referrals since January 2024.
They had the warnings. They refused to act until Oct 2026. Now students are paying the price.
We need a full forensic audit.
cp24.com/politics/queens-par… #onpoli
jugglingdynamite.com/2026/10… Danielle on CBC Weekend Business Panel
At the last minute, I moved my poppy to the right side so my hair wouldn't cover it. To those who expressed concern, thank you; I realize it is supposed to be worn on the left. My bad!
Danielle Park retweeted
Mortgage demand is now WORSE than the Great Financial Crisis.
Read that again.
Worse than 2008.
Yet sellers are still pricing homes like it’s 2021 with 3% rates.
The math stopped mathing.
Danielle Park retweeted
11.1% of private mortgage dollars in the GTHA are 90+ days late. The rest of Canada is at 3.82%.
Private lenders took the borrowers the banks wouldn't. Those loans are going bad first.
Full video: youtube.com/watch?v=LYXPhRDU…
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🚨 BIG TECH is getting absolutely hammered.
16 major tech stocks have already plunged more than 20% from their 52-week peaks.
And some of the losses are staggering.
AppLovin: −68%
Coinbase: −61%
CoreWeave: −55%
Intel: −54%
Strategy: −52%
Oracle: −51%
Even Alphabet, Broadcom and Meta are down more than 20%, while NVIDIA has fallen 16%.
Meanwhile, Apple is sitting just 1% below its high.
That's the striking part of this selloff.
The headline index is holding up relatively well, while entire corners of the AI, software and crypto sectors have already suffered MASSIVE drawdowns.
The Nasdaq says 9%. A lot of individual stocks tell a very different story.
Writer: Oliver
Danielle Park retweeted
US credit market is CRACKING beneath the surface:
Option-adjusted spreads on US high-yield bonds rated CCC or lower have surged to 13.45%, their highest level since the 2020 CRASH.
In other words, investors demand significantly more compensation for credit risk.
This comes as lower-rated companies face rising pressure from overleveraged balance sheets, higher interest rates, and business models disrupted by AI and changing consumer behavior.
In effect, companies struggling to repay their debt are increasingly negotiating with bondholders to change repayment terms, raising the risk that investors will recover less money than expected.
Stress is increasingly uneven across sectors, with CCC-rated telecom, cable, transport and media bonds facing further spread widening.
At the same time, retail, utilities, energy and food bonds saw spreads tighten sharply in October.
Credit investors are starting to see what equity investors are missing.
Danielle Park retweeted
Until policymakers stop citing jobless claims, as Warsh did yesterday knowing full well that only one-in-four unemployed Americans is collecting unemployment benefits. Until the plight of underemployed & AI-displaced college graduates is acknowledged, I will not stop fighting this fight.
Kudos to @DiMartinoBooth for being one of the few high profile commentators calling out the absolute state of the jobs market.
Anyone who is experiencing it firsthand, or who takes a moment to browse LinkedIn, Reddit, Blind, etc. can see that behind the headlines it's an absolute blood bath for white collar workers.
Keep fighting for us Danielle !
Danielle Park retweeted
Canada can 'definitely' transition to renewables by 2050, expert tells youth climate trial
"Canada does not need to rely on fossil fuels, he testified Thursday, as he outlined how the country could meet its energy demands by tapping “humongous” resources and opportunities in wind, solar and geothermal, along with pre-existing hydroelectric capacity."
"Combine that with the electrification of energy and transportation and “Canada can do it,” Jacobson said of transitioning to renewables."
“Whether it actually does it by 2050 is more of a social and political question.”
cbc.ca/news/canada/british-c… @youthvgov
All prepped to testify Thursday on the feasibility and benefits of transitioning all of Canada to 100% clean, renewable energy.
In a landmark climate trial, Canadian youth accuse the government of violating their rights
corporateknights.com/climate… @youthvgov
