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.
Inflation trades, asset inflation and the unintended consequences of COP26 dominate the agenda. Market Timer extraordinaire Mark Leibvoit on opportunities in the cryptocurrency space, gold and the general market. Plus a great Goofy, Shocking Stat and much more.
Mike gets in hot water talking about COP26. Greg Weldon, one of the most respected analysts in the business, details the biggest issue impacting your personal finances...don't miss it. Rob Levy on how you can get in the precious metals market for as little as $36. Prince Charles spells out the political agenda of the COP26 crowd.
One senior Liberal is quoted as calling Steven Guibeault's selection as Environment Minister "vandalizing the economy." Plus ace oil analyst, Eric Nuttall on the surprising future of oil, and the Prime Minister's thoughts on the impact of a vaccine mandate...made last January in the quote of the week. Plus inflation, interest rates and the assault on your wallet.
Get the poison pens ready for Mike's editorial on COP26. Kyle Green on mortgage moves as rates rise. Keystone's Aaron Dunn recommends 3 stocks. Note: his top recommendation from his last appearance in Feb is up 51%. Plus two central bankers on why you should be worried about inflation, and the ugliest secret in Canadian business in the Goofy.
What "rights" specifically does the Charter guarantee? Plus the Build Back Better crowd wants to "reimagine capitalism" despite failing to anticipate every major financial and economic trend in the last decade. Ace stock trader and teacher, Tyler Bollhorn what every one of us can do to cash in on the market action. Plus lots of real estate with Ozzie and Hawkeye Wealth's Justin Smith.
Nat gas rose 40% in one night - yeah...one night but that's not the story. Josef Schachter on why long term energy prices from coal to oil look higher. And what to make of Facebook's wicked week with Blake Corbett - plus a pandemic quote of the week and a goofy that will have the climate crowd seeing red.
