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Michael Campbell's MoneyTalks — Complete Show

Michael Campbell's Money Talks

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.

Complete Show - May 16th

Mike's brilliant take of the essence of government.  Top analyst, Lance Roberts on the danger of record low interest rates and Ozzie Jurock on whether we're about to lose the capital gains exemption of our primary residence.

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Complete Show - May 9th

Some top analysts deliver a devastating blow on the government's decision to lock down the economy. Plus arguably the most important quote of the year on COVID19 while in the goofy the CBC goes full on Fake News.

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Complete Show - May 2nd

Are you kidding - "help wanted" signs going unanswered. Ace analyst, Don Vialoux talks about whether it's time to heed the old adage - sell in May and don't come back til after Labour Day. And don't miss the goofy.

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Complete Show - April 25th

Mike talks about the incredible speed with which capital is moving. Diane Francis on how Canada's response to COVID-19 compares to other countries, while Vision Capital's Jeff Olin shares the 5 things to focus on if you want to take advantage of the disruption to the real estate market.

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Complete Show - April 18th

If you want to protect your standard of living - Mike talks about a needed political change. Michael Levy drops by with a stunning forecast for the Canadian dollar - Mark Leibovit with what's next in the market and Ozzie with government help for real estate.

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Complete Show - April 11th

Mike talks about the big hole in the argument that we can afford this year's $184.2 billion federal deficit. Ace analyst, Tyler Bollhorn talks about the damaging mistakes investors are making today while Ozzie Jurock has an idea that puts money in your pockets but doesn't cost taxpayers a cent.

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