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.
The CCP and Canada - questions need to be asked. Eamonn Percy on young people getting a job as the economy reopens. Plus Timer's Digest Timer of the Year, Mark Leibovit on what's next for cryptos, gold, stocks and the dollar and sit down before you hear the reason Canada had a shortage of masks, gloves etc when the pandemic began in our shocking stat.
The Bank of Canada's record low rates pushed housing prices higher - and now they can't so anything about it. Ace analyst, Lance Roberts weighs in on gold, stocks and interest rates. Ozzie talks about the big change in mortgage requirements and a stat that is guaranteed to shock you.
Our leaders are blowing a generational economic opportunity. Top economist, John Johnston on whether it's time to buy some US dollars and take some stock money off the table. Is Ozzie seeing a top in real estate. And attention all "deplorables" don't miss the goofy.
The PM says the goal is to "reimagine the economy" - like it or not it's already started. Dr Michael Berry talks about the impact of trillions in new money being created. And don't miss the shocking stat - a unique illustration of why tax rates matter.
Time to stand up to the government's attack on free speech. James Thorne put his exceptional track record on the line with his advice what on you have to do in the face of record debt and money printing. Plus Ozzie on the latest government move that can add up to $48,000 to the cost of a new home.
While billions of tax dollars get wasted so many problems are begging for money. Does anyone care? Analyst Kevin Muir tells us why much higher prices are headed our way. How far down is economic recovery on the policy agenda. The shocking stats gives us the answer. And the winner of the "wtf" pandemic response of the year.
