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 talks about the driving force behind social, economic and financial change with renowned and controversial forecaster, Martin Armstrong - along with the coming monetary crisis. Ozzie on the CMHC latest prediction, a shocking stat for the climate crowd and don't miss the Goofy.
The campaign - a return to old time politics but would we have it any other way? Vision Capital's Jeff Olin says there's an unprecedented opportunity in real estate complete with specific recommendations. The Goofy asks - the two Michaels have been released but there are many questions about China's election interference.
The Seinfeld of campaigns - in other words, "an election about nothing." Ace analyst, Lance Roberts answers the questions "can we deficit spend forever" and "will central banks ever let interest rates rise." Plus making money in cyber security, and the most shocking poll results of the year. Hint: it's not good news.
Instant smarts - the best interview you'll hear on what the leaders debate should have said about your cost of living, economic growth, taxes and government debt with one of Mike's favourite economists, John Johnston. Ozzie on the latest government real estate move that will make things worse. Plus a warning from 3 of the biggest financial firms in the world.
Given its track record how can anyone vote for more government control and regulation. Looking for a homerun, The Trend Letter’s Martin Straith has two “off the grid” stock selections. Plus Ozzie on the outrageous secret report on foreign real estate buying. Plus one of the sorriest anniversaries in Canadian history.
Mike talks about our biggest election concern. A must hear interview with super strategist, James Thorne on the election, inflation and the key trends driving the future. Plus don't miss the quote of the week as a leading climate activist says enough of the over the top threats - and the goofy on the biggest head shaker of the election so far.
