Michael Campbell’s MoneyTalks – Complete Show
01.10 – 06.45 – Michael’s Editorial: In BC and Alberta – like any other tax, the carbon tax will be a revenue generator, which is bad news for the economy.
08:21 – 15:52 – Top Stories with Michael Levy
17:02- 18:51 – Michael’s Shocking Stat is about escalating drug consumption, recreational and also to help keep children zoned out.
1.10 – 19:03 – Jim Dines, author of The Dines Letter has been ranked #1 several times by Timers Digest. He joins Mike to discuss the best growth areas in the market along with why the boom in marijuana stocks is just beginning. Plus his latest on gold and silver.
Also: Mike’s Big Fat Idea, Ozzie Jurock’s Hot Properties, Live From the Trading Desk and Michael’s Goofy!!
….also Michael’s Editorial: BC and Alberta Have Upped The Cost of Cutting Emissions

1.10 – 19:03 – Jim Dines, author of The Dines Letter has been ranked #1 several times by Timers Digest. He joins Mike to discuss the best growth areas in the market along with why the boom in marijuana stocks is just beginning. Plus his latest on gold and silver.
….also Michael’s Editorial: BC and Alberta Have Upped The Cost of Cutting Emissions

Do you believe the Federal Liberals declaration that the new tax changes on small business are fair? Mike does not, and today he spells out why the last thing these tax changes are is fair.
…also from Michael: Worldwide Stock Market Rally – The Latests Stat’s Can

The saying “A Bull Market climbs a wall of worry” explains why a lot of people are surprised that we continue see higher prices after each pullback in Stocks World Wide and all of the surprises are coming to the upside. Stats Can’s new numbers show the growth is in the West reminding us how important the resource markets are for economic health. Despite average persons income increasing, the average persons purchasing power declined thanks to a rise in inflation.
….also from Michael: The Pattern is Set – Deficit Spending Is Now Normal Practice






BC and Alberta Have Upped The Cost of Cutting Emissions
Posted by MIchael Campbell
on Saturday, 16 September 2017 18:17
In 2008, when BC introduced the carbon tax it was revenue neutral. Any revenue collected would be returned in the form of lower corporate and indiviudal taxes so there was no net increase in the government’s tax revenues. That’s now changed in BC and Alberta – like any other tax, the carbon tax will be a revenue generator, which is bad news for the economy.
…related from Michael: In The Name of Fairness