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Neil McIver of mcivercapital.com shares the techniques he uses to ensure his clients’ portfolios are positioned for the rest of the year – including some surprising shifts in stock positions.
Neil and his team will be expanding on these ideas at a FREE seminar exclusive for MoneyTalks listeners on Wed. May 29th 5:00pm at the Four Season Hotel in Vancouver. CLICK to register. Seating is extremely limited.
Climate alarmism is dominating debate. Not sure? Then wait til you read the new editorial policy of the Guardian Newspaper in our quote of the week. Martin Murenbeeld tells us why he thinks stock are cheap while Mike’s Goofy talks about the latest assault on the justice system.
Okay, that’s a weird one. It’s the stated goal of the BC NDP/Green government to push gas prices high enough to discourage driving. With Greater Vancouver having the highest gas taxes in North America, they’ve got their wish but now the government wants an independent inquiry into high gas prices.
Opponents of Kinder Morgan or the Coastal Gaslink and the Kinder Morgan expansion don’t care if the economy loses $100 billion or a $10 trillion or how much government revenues suffer in derailing the oil and gas industry – but the rest of us should.
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Jumping to Conclusions After Dirty Money Report
Posted by MoneyTalks Editor
on Friday, 17 May 2019 9:02
There are no shortage of opinions on money laundering but the search party’s out for anyone who read the report including the part that says no Canadian data was used to arrive at the conclusions. As the authors themselves said – proceed with caution in reaching any conclusions. Unfortunately that hasn’t stopped anyone.