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 insanity of losing $100 billion in return for reducing a small fraction of 1% of global emissions. Benj Gallander, the contrarian investor with 3 stock selections plus a shocking stat that had every professional athlete in the country in awe.
Mike looks at the BC Legislature spending scandal and says," really...now we're worried about wasted tax dollars." Don Vialoux drops by to talk about what to buy and what to stay away from at this time of year. And you won't want to miss this week's goofy featuring the rich and immoral.
Mike talks about the social and financial cost of the diminished trust in government fueled by the disregard for truth and integrity. Celebrated financial veteran Peter Grandich shares the essence of what he's learned over 35 years in the business. And a quote of the week that went viral from the co founder of Greenpeace.
Mike chimes in on the fed's claim that they're all about jobs - including at SNC Lavalin, while Timer's Digest Gold and Stock Timer of the Year, Mark Leibovit lays out what's coming next. Ozzie reports on February's declining real estate sales. Is it time to get rid of the stress test? Plus a great Goofy and a truly Shocking Stat.
Mike asks who benefits from the billions spent on business subsidies and tax incentives while leading gold analyst, Eric Coffin talks about the latest rise in the precious metals. Victor Adair talks about the one big event you should know about in the markets just before the Hall of Fame Goofy Award.
Mike talks about the shocking and unworkable details of the Democrats' Green New Deal while heavyweight investment managers provides a fascinating view of what's next for the investment markets. Plus in the quote of the week, self described socialist, Senator Bernie Saunders boasts about fringe and radical going mainstream. No kidding.
