Join us in New York on November 29th for the Bloomberg Canadian Finance Conference,

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2023 marks the 11 year anniversary of our Canada focused event and continues the tradition of providing timely

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officials from Saskatchewan, Quebec, British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario as well

as speakers from Northland Power, World Bank, Transolta, and many more.

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Right now joining us, David Baylon, he is the Citigroup, the Global Head of Invest.

David, I want to cut to the chase and take from your note.

You focus on gridlock.

Is the gridlock forward than the different

than the gridlock of recent years? Well, in terms of economic policy, Tom, probably not.

I mean, what we're going to see, I think, is some level of stimulus package.

It won't be what it would have been, you know, had there been a 100% control by the Democrats, but there will be a package.

And if you think about the trifecta from a stock market standpoint, you have the Fed holding rates very low for the next two and a half years.

You've got some level of stimulus in January and perhaps most importantly, you have four different

vaccines that could basically be announced between the end of November and January and they're being made in hundreds of millions of doses by each of the country each of the companies.

The combination of knowing that there would be an end to the pandemic in 2021, you know, stimulus in the market sometime

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