Michael Campbell’s MoneyTalks – Complete Show
Are you kidding – “help wanted” signs going unanswered. Ace analyst, Don Vialoux talks about whether it’s time to heed the old adage – sell in May and don’t come back til after Labour Day. And don’t miss the goofy.
In response to overwhelming demand, Michael Campbell will be conducting a series of interviews over the next month with keynote speakers from the World Outlook Conference and making them available to our Inside Edge Subscribers. In this week’s video James Thorne talks about what Central Bank support of the stock market means for your investments! Not yet an Inside Edge subscriber? This might be a great time to consider joining. Click for more info https://bit.ly/3bgj9aA
There is no sugar coating it, we’re in an economic crisis and you have important investment decisions to make. Join Andrew Ruhland’s webinar for Straight Talk on markets and how to:
• Redefine Risk and Invest Intelligently in the “New Normal” that will be anything but normal
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As the old adage goes, “Sell in May and Go Away” but COVID-19 restrictions have us staying at home, planes grounded, hotels and restaurants closed and non-essential travel discouraged…. Where are we to go? which begs the question: if we aren’t going away do we still sell in May?
This Saturday (May 2) on MoneyTalks, Michael Campbell will be asking Timing the Market expert and Seasonality Analyst Don Vialoux that very question. He will also share his analysis on the North American markets during a U.S. Presidential Election Year.
Saturday May 2nd 8:30am – 10:00am Pacific time
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The Most Shocking Economic Numbers in History
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Friday, 1 May 2020 6:43
Are met with a yawn if the coverage is any indication despite the fact that old records of deficits, unemployment and economic contraction are being obliterated.