On
Saturday, 17 November 2018 13:41
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MoneyTalks Editor

Just after Labour Day Josef Schachter predicted the benchmark price of oil would fall back under $60 and that would have a cascade affect on energy stocks. That prediction has come true and so Mike had to have him back to find out how low the market might go, how far the stocks might fall as we enter tax loss sell season - and who will be the bargain buys at the bottom. Plus a Big Fat Idea, Live from the Trading desk and more.
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On
Saturday, 10 November 2018 14:11
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MoneyTalks Editor

Guest host Victor Adair welcomes not one but TWO special guests to the show. Danielle Park, the author of Juggling Dynamite offers her always entertaining and refreshing take on investing and personal finance. And our favourite currency guru Jack Crooks will tell us where the Canadian dollar is heading and which country will be strongest against it. Plus Michael Levy, Ozzie and so much more.
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On
Saturday, 3 November 2018 13:47
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MoneyTalks Editor

Mike wonders if there is anything we do that's not taxed while PI Financial's Blake Corbet talks the latest on tech and cannabis. Ozzie drops by with the latest dismal real estate numbers. Plus who really regrets buying Italian bonds.
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On
Saturday, 27 October 2018 13:46
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MoneyTalks Editor
Mike talks the impact of higher interest rates, while Kyle Green has a solution for those people who are worried about renewing their mortgage in a couple of years at much higher rates. Plus Tyler Bollhorn on what to do now in the volatile markets, Live from the Trading Desk, The Shocking Stat and much more.

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On
Saturday, 20 October 2018 19:36
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MoneyTalks Editor
Greg Weldon on the stock market indexes and macro trends, a Big Fat Idea, the Goofy, Live from the Trading Desk and much much more.

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On
Saturday, 13 October 2018 15:30
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MoneyTalks Editor
In this special edition of MoneyTalks, Mike talks about why climate change policies don't get more support. Plus an exclusive interview with the analyst the Wall Street Journal has called the highest paid financial advisor in the world, Martin Armstrong. PS Mike just calls him the best financial forecaster in the world.

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