Quote of the Week
Time For Canada To Confront Economic Extremism
Mike proposes a proper cost/benefit analysis of climate change action. For example, if the Oil Sands were completely shut down, carbon emissions would be cut by an infinitesimal 12/100th’s of 1 percent!
Where To Step In This Dangerous Investment Climate
Renowned author and investment advisor Danielle Park joins Michael as featured guest. Take special note of her view on the US Dollar, and much more
No Big Fat Idea This Week
Mike’s Favorite Story of the Week
It was a choice between a food fight and a serious speech in the US Congress that is waaaay out there
Bureaucracy Gone Beserk
This weeks Shocking Stat brings you startling numbers flowing from the European Union bureaucracy
Live From The Trading Desk
Victor gives his opinion on Danielle Park’s view on the US Dollar, Friday’s employment number and a review of the US Dollar turning point he observed a few weeks ago
Hot Properties and New Mortgage Rules
Ozzie talks about recent bank ruminations about raising the amount one has to put down to buy a house
Hate Mail Of The Week
The trouble with looking at the success of Socialism in the 21st Century
The Worst Quiz in Public School History
This Goofy just has to be listened to. Even then it will certainly be hard to believe it actually took place.
Below the entire first half hour and second hour
Renowned author and investment advisor Danielle Park joins Michael as his feature guest. Quote of the Week, The Goofy and much more.
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Climate change activists who want to shut down entire industries don’t seem to care that their efforts will have virtually zero effect on reducing carbon emissions.
related from Michael: How To Expand Our Economy By Up To 130 Billion
A must hear example of rising government employees/salaries that will shock you to your core. Meanwhile Finance Ministers are worried about slow growth? More on volatile markets, real estate, currencies, interest rates…..

Don’t miss Michael’s “A Terrible Tax On The Poor”
Supply management is is just another tax. A substantial tax too as it effectively raises the price of dairy and poultry products more than 200%. This system might be about to be eliminated though, if a Quebec movement has their way.



I can’t help but wish that advocates for more government regulation, intervention and mythical job creation had a chance to go live in Venezuela for a bit.