Mike’s Big Fat Idea
Andrew Ruhland joins Michael to discuss why he doesn’t recommend govt bonds to his clients and some other ways he tries to protect portfolios from potential market chaos.
Mike talks the stated goals of the Climate Strike – naive, unworkable, anti-technology – take your choice. Aaron Dunn offers two recommendation if you’re looking for income growth. Plus don’t miss the shocking stat on deaths from natural disasters. Hint; not what the coverage suggests.
The pine beetle and wild fires have decimated our forests pushing the price of logs up – then the BC NDP/Green government makes matters worse by increasing stumpage fees, a carbon tax that’s no longer revenue neutral and a healthcare tax on employers.
Last week banks lending overnight to other banks to meet short term cash shortages charged 10%. The Federal Reserve had to step in and provide over $400 billion to banks needing to borrow overnight because they’re worried about another credit crisis similar to 2008.
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Mike’s Editorial – The Scary Politics Behind the Climate Strikes
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Saturday, 28 September 2019 9:41
Most people have no idea what the goals of the Climate Strike are – even though they are spelled out on their website, which makes it obvious that climate alarmism is being used to advance a clearly stated ideological agenda. Our children are simply pawns in the bigger power game.