Mike’s Saturday Editorial

The Dominant Driver of Capital World Wide

Posted by Michael Campbell

on Saturday, 16 July 2016 21:44

The decline in confidence In the political establishment is  the main factor affecting prices in Currencies, Bonds, Stocks & Precious Metals. Misunderstanding this trend will be expensive. The recent new highs in US Stock prices an example as money flees Europe. The ultimate reflection of the decline in confidence in Government will come when investment in US Treasury Bonds will no longer be seen to be safe. 

For the entire Money Talks Show for 07/16/2016 go HERE

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The Silence Is Deafening

Posted by Michael Campbell

on Sunday, 10 July 2016 7:21

The refusal to acknowledge the abject failure of the European welfare state economic model by public sector unions, politically connected businesses and the mainstream commentariat is foreboding. In their continuing drive to implement the same failed policies in Canada, they are essentially declaring acceptable entrepreneurship regulated out of existence, vast swathes of the populace unemployed and drawing cheques as well as rapidly spreading banking failures as in Italy, arguably the most dangerous of all…...

Also, don’t miss Solid Quality Yield Recommendations from featured guest Aaron Dunn. Several fine examples of higher yield investments with risks acceptable for conservative investment through to more aggressive portfolios

Below, Churchill speaking to Canada’s Parliament in 1941

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Mike begins with some observations, then talks the dangers of learning no lessons from what has occurred in Europe. Lessons that can help you succeed in markets

All the selfies in the world won’t change the fact that we are in the Age of Consequences, and Brexit is just another check mark.

 

How hour school system is failing completely to prepare students for the skills they will need to get a job, understand personal finance, business, or entrepreneurialism, all of which will be key in avoiding becoming a member of the underclass.