Interview of the Week

He’s Back and Better Than Ever!

Posted by Michael Campbell & Peter Grandich

on Saturday, 13 January 2018 19:27

 

02:26 – 16:02 – Interview of the Week – The incomparable Peter Grandich returns to MoneyTalks for the first time in over three years. And boy is the timing right as Peter has come out swinging with his predictions for 2018.  Peter pulls no punches sharing his opinions, his personal insights in this interview. 

….also from Michael: Big Implications For The US dollar & Stocks & Positives For Canada

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It’s a Presidential Narcissist Showdown

Posted by Michael Campbell

on Saturday, 13 January 2018 19:03

 

00:40 – 02:20 Quote of the Week – We’ll await the verdict of the judges but for now we announce the finalists for the Nobel Prize in Narcissism.  Hint: This won’t be popular with politicos of every stripe.  
 
….related from Michael: And The Government Waste Award Goes To
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Lower taxes + Higher Economic Growth = Higher Wages…Duh

Posted by Michael Campbell

on Saturday, 13 January 2018 18:40

 

01:15 -05:08 – Michael’s Editorial – This week Walmart joined dozens of other companies in raising salaries – clearly stating the reason was the Trump tax reduction. It’s always been one of the great ironies that self described champions of the working poor pushes higher business taxes, which the research consistently concludes results in lower wages for workers. 
 
 
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And The Award Goes Too….

Posted by Michael Campbell

on Friday, 12 January 2018 13:45

The Canadian Taxpayer’s Federation Teddy Awards for Government waste have come out. To give you a taste how about $538,000 tax dollars for a 192 kilometre move for a CRA employee from Richmond Hill to Bellvue. Wait though, Mike’s got more winners including some beauties from Provincial and Municipal Governments!

….related from Michael: It’s The Workers Who Suffer When Government is Wrong

 

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The Current Opposition To Innovation & Progress

Posted by Michael Campbell

on Thursday, 11 January 2018 14:19

 

Michael makes a powerful case that the curtailment of free speech is a direct assault on the economy and our standard of living.

…related from Michael: Government’s Intent To Slow Down Industry

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