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Trumps gone – and so has the anger and frustration…Not! The latest polls results are truly shocking – and spell trouble ahead.
Thanks Hillary, Barrack and Bernie – but no thanks we don’t need to be told who to vote for. Plus a chance to get the dunce cap off when it comes to corporate taxes.
The Seinfeld of campaigns – in other words, “an election about nothing.” Ace analyst, Lance Roberts answers the questions “can we deficit spend forever” and “will central banks ever let interest rates rise.” Plus making money in cyber security, and the most shocking poll results of the year. Hint: it’s not good news.
Do deficits really matter? Lance Roberts joins Mike to discuss if the 40 year trend will ever end. Mike’s thoughts on the upcoming federal election, plus investor insights into cybersecurity, all our regulars and of course…. a Goofy Award.
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Mike’s Comment – Sept 18
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Sunday, 19 September 2021 10:48
What does a 36 day election campaign get us? Answer: another $600 million in debt, politicization of the pandemic, a nation further divided and not much else.