Braden Dennis
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8,273 appearances
24 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 19 Sep
Braden Dennis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Nominals nominal was tw two thousand two.
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But and so so I think and this kind of
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to to your K shaped recovery point, you start to see a lot of that middle class wealth get inflated away.
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And people think that they're okay because they're owning houses or buying houses or whatever.
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But inflation actually ends up being the real threat to the housing market because people think that again, oh, my house is going up in value, but it's actually not really relative to the rest of the economy.
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This is a concern of mine.
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It really is 'cause that's been a big wealth creation vehicle.
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variable?
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Oh yeah.
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On the investment side?
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Like infinitely, dude.
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Like like that even the even
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Yeah, I mean, like you have to assume that your average Canadian consumer isn't really like running a cost benefit and a discount rate and all of these things, right?
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But if they've done some rough math or, you know, maybe let's say ten percent of your like relatively sophisticated consumers, right now, if you look at like Toronto and Vancouver, the spread between the cost of renting versus buying a two bedroom condo, which is what national bank puts on their housing affordability monitor, and I'll put it in the in the I'll I'll put the chart up in a second, is like is
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High enough that if you
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took the difference and dollar cost averaged into the things that you're saying, right?
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ETFs, you know, responsible investments, you you would it's not that hard to outperform the housing asset, right?
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Like it's not that hard for to outperform the primary residence.
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However
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Most Canadians suck at saving money and suck at investing money.
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