Michael Campbell's MoneyTalks — Complete Show
Money Talks tackles everything to do with investing, markets, the economy and your money — how to make it, how to spend it, how to grow it, and how to avoid letting it get away. New episodes are published every few days.
Mike says nothing has changed in federal politics. Renowned analyst, Louis-Vincent Gave, on tariffs, commodities, and why stocks are tanking. U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick laughs at Doug Ford's tough talk in the Quote of the Week, and a Goofy on the most ridiculous political ad so far.
Mike asks if we should be thanking President Trump. Legendary timer Mark Leibovit is bullish on crypto and specific stock groups. Plus, a Shocking Stat of the Week on American gold, and a Goofy on how emotion breeds silliness.
Inefficiency and waste are undeniably the chief characteristics of government projects, yet Mike wonders why millions of Canadians want more. Interview of the year with Robert Bryce on the devastation of net zero. Is Canada committing economic suicide? Plus a Shocking Stat, Goofy Award, and more.
An OMG moment from the Liberal front-runner. What you need to know about supply management with University of Toronto economist, Joseph Steinberg. Hint: It costs you a lot of money. Brent Gilchrist, CEO of Deans Knight, one of Canada's most respected wealth management firms on how they make decisions. Plus, A Goofy Award that exposes the Team Canada mantra.
Move over Elon! Mike reminds us that Canada has its own set of spending scandals. David Morgan on the new bull market in silver. Ozzie says you won't believe the massive increase of government expenses on housing. A Shocking Stat, Goofy Award and more.
Mike discusses the implications of President Trump’s tariffs on the Canadian economy, highlighting the emotional response from Canadians and the economic vulnerabilities that have emerged due to Liberal government policies. He emphasizes the need for a focus on economic growth and critiques the current government’s priorities, suggesting that the country is entering a trade war from a position of weakness. Plus, the University of Toronto’s Joseph Steinberg drops by with even more insight, and we’ve got Ozzie, Victor, stats, and more.
