The Caisse! Too good to be true!
February 27, 2011.
Recover 50 billion in two years! Too good to be true!
is great art, that of throwing dust in the eyes of gullible people ... The more the lie is big, more Quebecers believe, is the same as promises of tax cuts of 1 billion dollars per year for 5 years. Our
junkies tell us that the power deficit of over $ 40 billion would have been filled ...
To accumulate the 150 billion Caisse de depot, it took our fathers and grandfathers from 50 to 60 years hard labors, even though the directors of the fund were deemed among the best management teams in the world.
Charest On arrival in the Caisse de depot, everything started to skid, Charest changed the rules of the game and involved investments at very high risk who have incurred losses of nearly a third of our assets, more than 40 billion dollars.
I believe we are currently witnessing a misuse of funds and a voluntary impoverishment of the population by selling assets for the benefit of private friends, like all the other shenanigans have already demonstrated, sponsorships , judicial appointments, brown envelopes, reasonable accommodation, etc ....
I think quite impossible to replenish losses of 50 billion in a short time without involving accounting maneuvers in a numbers game and liquidations suspicious assets. Even Sophie Cousineau
Cyberpresse are suspicious of the hidden benefits statements announced, "... In the case of infrastructure and real estate debt, the ups and downs are of exceptional magnitude, if not suspicious. ... Sophie Cousineau, The Canadian Press. "
I invite all citizens to be wary at the highest level of these people from another culture who would impose their domination is now documented on my site and my http://saglacweb.com http://saglacweb.blogspot.com blog. Many
we were hoodwinked by smooth talkers to Jones, Lacroix, Fairmont and others.
I suspect these statements are enough profits to invite you to beware of these people, regardless of title, which not only have our interests at heart but also our capital and our assets.
If it sounds too good to be true is that it is not.
Too many things are hidden from us so that these statements are credible.
Quebecers, act, the alarm will be more painful than the loss of several million Norbourg and Company.
A recovery of 50 billion loss in only two or three years can never be credible without full transparency of the investments currently. It corresponds to a recovery of 34% profit on capital, while interest rates, investment returns and the general economy are at their lowest.
I think it takes us for fools and it is time we woke up together.
Some other information
Mr. Sabia is deemed liquidations in the arrangements to private institutions and that's not all glorious, see Wiki
"Sabia's supervisor, Clerk of the Privy Council Paul Tellier, left The Public Service to assume presidency of The Crown corporation Canadian National Railway in the Early 1990s and subsequently Sabia Persuaded to Follow Him to help in Privatizing The Company. Held a number of sabia executive positions at Canadian National Railway "during the 1990, Including The position of chief financial officer."
Many of the investments of the Caisse de depot are now outside of Quebec and Canada in particular his Also, see Sophie Cousineau
"Editor Roland Lescure, Senior Vice President and Chief Investment Officer, Caisse de depot has increased very significant investment in shares. These investments totaled $ 72 billion at December 31 compared to 56 billion a year earlier, representing 48% of net assets. Canadian equities represent over a quarter of that amount. However, these actions are much more influenced by oil prices and fluctuations in commodity prices ... "
.... In 2009, for example, the real estate debt portfolio had melted the fifth (-20.3%!), Mainly due to the collapse of the U.S. market. ... "
We also learn that the Caisse de depot liquid assets in favor of private :
"Daniel Fournier, seemed sated a Monopoly player who controls and Promenade Park, referring to the $ 160 million gain pocketed from the sale of 1330 Avenue of the Americas, New York. ... "
Agree that this year 2010, these two portfolios have performed closed a nasty turn positive. Is this due to the underperformance against the previous year? Impossible to know, since their wallets closed and benchmarks are evaluated in isolation. By independent experts, do we hasten to add ... see, Michel Girard
"specialists "In handling can say whatever the numbers.
I sincerely believe that we are dealing with such characters.
Thanks for being there.
Jean-Pierre Plourde.
http://saglacweb.blogspot.com
ref. Internal Ref. POL815-MICHAEL-FEV11 ^ SABIA
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