Interview of the Week
The bullets are flying after President Donald Trump’s $50 billion in tariffs on Chinese imports, China’s fired back this morning with a $34 billion list of tarriffs on everything from soybeans to salmon. Victor interviews Michael Levy on the state of the Trade war, Tariffs & The Massive Problems They Cause

1st 1/2 Hour:
Victor Adair stands in for Michael Campbell who is in Singapore with Martin Armstrong. Today’s show unfolds as follows:
With China’s responding to recent US Tariffs with a $34 billion list of tarriffs on American goods including soybeans, electric cars, orange juice, whiskey, lobsters, salmon and cigars, Victor interviews Michael Levy on Tariffs, Trade Wars & The Massive Problems They Cause
Gold: Victor asks Dr. Martin Murenbeeld, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. what would have to happen to get the Gold price to get up and going again.
2nd Hour
The Key Interview today: Victor interviews Raoul Pal, a former hedge fund manager who retired at 36. Victor has been a subscriber to his service for 4 years and thinks it is the best bang for the buck he’s ever had in a financial subscription service.
In the final 1/2 hour of the show Ozzie Jurock on what’s going up and particularly what’s going down in the real estate market.
Finally wrapping up with Live From The Trading Desk, Victor and Drew Zimmerman on short term market actions and what we can expect in the coming week.
In this New Era where Viewers receive their informaton both audo and visual substantially differently than ever in the past a sea change occurred in a single event yesterday when ATT claimed a legal victory over a US Justice Department objection and purchased Time Warner Cable for $109 Billion

Weeks after passing a new tax on big businesses, Seattle political leaders signaled late Monday they would reverse under pressure from businessand repeal it. The tax hike was meant address the homelessness crisis, the tax revolt was to remind politicians citizens don’t want to be taxed for having a job.




It’s Time For Uber to Be Allowed in Vancouver
Posted by Michael Levy for Money Talks
on Friday, 15 June 2018 14:41
There is a mountain of positive of reasons for allowing Ride Sharing services in Vancouver, and any negative reasons are few and insignificant.