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Saturday, 9 February 2019 14:32
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MoneyTalks Editor
Mike spotlights the costs of the "who needs fact when I know I'm morally right" attitude so prominent today while top analyst, Greg Weldon makes a compelling case for gold. And don't missed this week' shocking stat - plus the goofy focuses on the biggest political story of the year.
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Sunday, 3 February 2019 20:06
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MoneyTalks Editor
All Star Analysts Discuss Major Change Impacting Stocks
Live from the sold-out World Outlook Conference - an all star list of analysts discuss the major change in Federal Reserve policy and the impact on stocks. Plus Paul Beatty on the next leg of the marijuana boom. Mike asks - does hypocrisy by high profile climate activists matter.
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On
Saturday, 26 January 2019 13:42
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MoneyTalks Editor
Mike talks about the clash between pipeline opponents and First Nations who see the Coastal Gaslink and Kinder Morgan as a generational opportunity to alleviate poverty on reserves. Ozzie Jurock drops by with the verdict as to whether it's better to rent or own and a deserving goofy award.
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Saturday, 19 January 2019 19:32
Mike discusses how hard pipeline opponents have worked to ignore the strong support of First Nations for the proposed pipelines in order to alleviate poverty on reserves . Vision Capital's Jeff Olin, fresh off a major award for outstanding investment returns, talks some of the best real estate buys on the market. Ozzie drops by to talk reverse billing on the new speculation tax.
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On
Saturday, 12 January 2019 14:21
Mike outlines staggering ignorance and government incompetence regarding the real estate market. Aaron Dunn breaks down the fundamentals of the cannabis market, Michael Levy, Victor Adair, Ozzie and much more.
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On
Saturday, 5 January 2019 14:24
Mike talks about an outrageous change to federal elections. Legendary analyst Jim Dines explains why he got out of the market before the fall plus his shocking prediction for silver. Ozzie Jurock lets us know what we can do if we disagree with our housing assessment.
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