Michael Campbell's Money Talks

Mike on Canada being called the most deeply compromised member of the G7. What's the real story with CUSMA after July 1? Joseph Steinberg weighs in. Vision Capital's Jeff Olin on the best real estate stocks. Don't laugh—they can't build on time or on budget, but now the government is going to build a pipeline?

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Mike breaks down what he calls the "Are You Effing Kidding?" policy of the decade. Big Picture Trading's Patrick Ceresna reveals why a major buying opportunity could be forming in gold, silver, and oil. Plus, Ozzie unpacks the condo buyout story—and a bizarre twist the establishment would rather you ignore.

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Mike says Prime Minister Carney is serious about following Europe’s lead...heaven help us. Don’t miss the terrific interview with James Thorne on the Iran MOU, oil markets, and Canada’s painfully slow response to mounting economic problems. Plus, the federal government ties itself in knots over China’s human rights violations in the Goofy, and the brilliance of SpaceX shines through in the Shocking Stat.

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Mike on Mark Carney's changing trade narrative. The Independent Speculator's Lobo Tiggre sold before the drop—but what now? Interest on the federal debt keeps rising in this week's Shocking Stat, and Victor Adair on the heavily oversubscribed SpaceX IPO. 

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Mike says talk of a "technical recession" is so far off the mark that we should be embarrassed. The Macro Tourist, Kevin Muir shares the single biggest story driving the stock market. Andrew Ruhland's provides some specific tips for investing in turbulent times, and PM Carney finally acknowledges the biggest assault on Canadian values in the Goofy.

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Mike has a straightforward solution to Alberta separation. BT Global's Paul Beattie shares some exciting new stock recommendations. Warren Keane explains how to hold precious metals in your RRSP or TFSA. And a big, fat Goofy that will really PO some people. 

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Mike reminds us why we can’t say no to oil. A terrific interview with ace market analyst Tony Greer of TG Macro. There’s no way you won’t be shocked by this week’s stat. And we're not sure former BC Premier John Horgan would approve of the memorial announced in his name in this week's Goofy. 

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Mike says Canada's pipeline debate ignores a pivotal point. Josef Schacter says don't be surprised if oil hits over $119 next week. Joey Temprile on Bitcoin's sure-fire rise, and a Quote of the Week on Parliament's expensive failure.

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Mike on PM Carney’s bizarre, confused obsession with Europe. You tell us: Is Heather Exner-Pirot the interview of the year? Grahame R. Lyons of Arbutus Partners on the alternative investments attracting billions. Plus, shocking stats for those who don’t care about increasing censorship.

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Guest host Victor Adair is joined by Jon Vialoux of EquityClock.com to break down market seasonality for investors — why fundamentals matter more than calendar clichés, how sectors shift through the year, and what energy and currency trends signal next. Rob Levy on the perilous energy market warnings, and Ozzie on why you need to look beyond the big city real estate headlines. Plus, MoneyTalks producer Grant Longhurst highlights winning Canadian stocks and hands out his own version of the Goofy Award. 

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Peter Grandich sounds the bear market alarm. Mike asks the hard question - how much more can taxpayers take? And Jason Weber explains how Canada’s regulatory burden is hurting growth opportunities in mining and industrials. The US Federal Reserve makes a controversial move, Ozzie on the "not-a-death-tax" tax on real estate, the regular Goofy Award and much more. 

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The UN found that young people are the unhappiest demographic in Canada. Mike says there’s good reason for this. Ryan Irvine drops by with two new recommendations. Chris Keefer, Canada’s leading advocate for nuclear power, discusses Canada’s massive opportunity—and whether we will blow it. A new royalty trust presents opportunities for investors, mining companies, and Indigenous bands. Plus, the silliest idea at the Liberal Convention in the Goofy.

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It is counterintuitive, but stock traders want volatility in the market. StockScores.com founder Tyler Bollhorn joins Mike to share some of his techniques for trading success in times of uncertainty. Kris Sims from the Canadian Taxpayers Federation dives into some of the latest spending scandals, and Mike exposes the hypocrisy of the corporate profit haters. Plus a Goofy Award, the regulars and more.

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Mike says you can chalk up another win for the CCP as Canada continues to soft-pedal China’s use of forced labour. Equinox Gold VP Ryan King discusses how rising energy costs are affecting gold miners. Tax expert Tim Cestnick shares tips as filing season approaches, and Mike takes aim at the NDP’s grocery policies in this week's Goofy. 

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Vision Capital’s Jeff Olin explains his fund's unique real estate strategy—one that has never had a losing year—and shares some of their top REIT picks. InPlay Oil CEO Doug Bartole discusses how the Iran conflict is impacting Canadian energy companies. Mike asks: How much money will governments waste before we start to care? And The Goofy examines a prime example of governments making poor investments with taxpayer money. 

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Analyst Josef Schachter gets us ready for a much more serious oil issue. Our tech expert, Brent Holiday, highlights the most compelling area to invest in technology. In his editorial Mike says it’s time to finally put a terrible idea to rest. Plus, a Goofy Award for the ages. 

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Mike breaks down the political bias of the CBC. Energy expert Robert Bryce explains how we’ve learned so little since the last energy crisis. Neil McIver’s Vancouver Growth portfolio soared 18.6% last year—he shares what’s coming next. And the EU? Hypocrisy runs rampant in their latest antics.

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Mike on the latest shocking poll results on U.S. trade. Lance Roberts on the group down 40% that could be ready to rebound. Andrew Ruhland of Integrated Wealth Management shares tips for investors on tuning out the market noise. Plus, in the Goofy: Eastern Canada could be in serious trouble—and it's entirely its own doing.

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Mike on Mark Carney’s Canada — a place where nothing seems to matter. Don’t miss the must-hear interview on Trump-era Canada tariffs with Georgetown’s Marc Busch. Plus, KeyStone's Brett Rodway shares his top three growth and dividend stock picks. And Mike cuts through the political rhetoric on fee-based healthcare for asylum seekers in this week's Goofy.

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Global investing expert Greg Weldon joins Mike to share how he's making money for his clients in these turbulent markets (spoiler: his money management service is up 24%+ annually since 2022). The Food Professor Sylvain Charlebois on why Canada still has some of the world's highest food inflation. Mike on the inspiration and rarity of the Olympic athlete, a Goofy Award, a Shocking Stat and much more. 

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The federal government’s history indicates billions more could be squandered on EVs. Rick Rule warns that there’s little assurance our money will go far. Meanwhile, startling new data reveals the significant costs asylum seekers are imposing on the healthcare system.

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Mike says the real political goal isn’t to inform us, but to manage us. One of Canada’s best, Terry Glavin, puts it bluntly: When it comes to the Chinese Communist Party, it’s not “interference” if the federal Liberals keep inviting them in. And in the Quote of the Week, Gad Saad weighs in on the West’s ongoing self-destruction.

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One of Canada’s most respected voices, Terry Glavin, takes aim at the collective amnesia in both media and government when it comes to cozying up to China’s Communist regime. History suggests this won’t end well.

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Mike wonders whatever happened to all that talk of economic urgency? Contra the Heard's Philip MacKellar says an old MT favourite is finally in the buy zone. Rob Levy and Victor Adair weigh in the dramatic fall in gold, silver and the TSX. (Note: we warned about the risk in parabolic moves weeks ago). 

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Mike takes on Mark Carney’s headline-grabbing speech at Davos, cutting past the applause to ask what it really means for Canada. Economist Joseph Steinberg breaks down the Chinese EV debate, trade-offs, and why Canada’s growth engine continues to sputter. And silver guru David Morgan—who famously called $100 silver—joins to discuss what’s next for silver and the broader metals market. Big ideas, hard truths, and market insight you won’t want to miss.

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Mike reminds us that PM Carney didn’t campaign on getting cozy with China at the expense of a U.S. trade deal. Lobo Tiggre has made a fortune in gold, silver, and uranium—but what’s his next move? It’s assessment season, and Ozzie warns there’s a good chance yours is far too high. Plus, this week’s Goofy breaks down the latest pipeline deception.

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Mike breaks down the biggest winner in Venezuela — and no, it’s not the socialists. Timer Digest’s Timer of the Year shares where the real money is right now, with sharp insights on gold, silver, and oil. Plus, a Quote of the Week on democracy that will make you stop and think. And don’t miss Mike’s take on Mark Carney’s latest misstep — one surrender too far in The Goofy.

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Doomberg reveals what province Trump and his raw power doctrine may be eyeing in Canada, and it's not Alberta — and why the EU is spiraling toward disaster. Victor Adair warns the U.S. midterms could be the real Black Swan, with Trump’s momentum fading. Mike calls out the most ridiculous political statement of the year. And a shocking twist as the pro-Palestinian movement gets exposed in Iran. 

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Victor Adair and Drew Zimmerman explain why uranium is back in focus as electricity demand surges and nuclear power regains government support. From Cameco to emerging producers, they explore why supply constraints could push prices higher. Plus, Ozzie Jurock on land claims in New Brunswick and why December can be a smart time to buy or sell real estate. Rob Levy breaks down the latest volatility in silver and platinum, and a surprising stat from Canada’s $19-billion pet economy. 

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Guest host Victor Adair sits down with market strategist Lance Roberts to discuss why investors may need to brace for lower returns, and the need for defensive positioning and smart risk management for 2026. Claudia Tornquist, CEO of Kodiak Copper, provides a deep dive into one of today’s most explosive commodities. Ozzie on the disastrous native land claim court ruling over private property, a warning the AI investment boom may be entering a hazardous new phase, and much more you won’t want to miss this. 

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Guest host Victor Adair is joined by the Wall St. Whiz Kid Peter Grandich to share what’s really driving precious metals markets right now, and why mining shares continue to lag. Robert Levy on warning signs around access to physical silver and non-market forces at work. A Shocking Stat on who really benefits from today's brand of socialism, and a possible canary-in-the-coal-mine for Canadian banking.

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Mike breaks down how young Canadians are getting stuck with the tab for expanding senior benefits. Dr. Brian Day exposes the myths and hypocrisy behind opposition to private care. Equinox EVP Ryan King talks about what it’s like to help steer a rising gold success story. And as for the Alberta–federal MOU? It’s still miles from the finish line in what can only be described as a bureaucratic circus. 

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Ryan shares tips on the most challenging of investment decisions - when to sell. He also provides new stock recommendations you won’t want to miss. Plus, Mike talks with Mark Brown of Pacific Opportunity Capital for an inside look at the silver and copper markets, recent discoveries, and the global forces shaping metal prices. And don’t miss Mike’s take on Canada’s low-calibre health-care debate.

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Mike argues that the world has changed, but the climate debate hasn’t kept up. A terrific interview with the MacroTourist, Kevin Muir, explores today’s risks and the opportunities ahead in 2026. Ozzie weighs in on 50-year mortgages. And the most astounding poll result of the year might explain everything in the Goofy. 

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Mike borrows a line from Brenda Lee and asks, “Is that all there is?” One of our favourites, Heather Exner-Pirot, joins us to update the “Three Cs” — Canada, Commodities, and Carney — in the wake of the budget. Plus, ValOre Metal's Nick Smart dives into platinum and palladium, and we look at the latest insult to voters in the world of political goofiness. 

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Mike says the budget lands Tuesday — but can we trust the numbers? James Thorne asks whether the feds will do what it takes to get the economy back on track. Caroline Elliott looks at waking up to the uncertainty of the Cowichan Tribes land ruling. And in the Goofy Award: Like it or not, Canada’s trade negotiations earn a C-.

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Carney chooses big government over the private sector. Top analyst Tony Greer nailed the bull run in gold, silver, and uranium — but where does the trade go from here? Ozzie shares his dos and don’ts for buying and selling during the holiday season. A shocking “blood money” statistic in The Shocking Stat, and what Poilievre should have said about the RCMP/SNC-Lavalin scandal in The Goofy.

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Mike calls the idea of shifting all oil exports from the U.S. "absolute horse manure." Also, discover how to boost your returns with top investor and trader Tyler Bollhorn—it’s an opportunity anyone can take advantage of. And don’t miss this week’s Goofy, which might just be the most unpopular one yet.

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Wall Street analysts and ETF managers are suggesting Bitcoin could go as high as $644,000. Joey Temprile of Canadian Bitcoiners explains why it might not be so far-fetched. Andrew Ruhland from Integrated Wealth Management answers the question, "is it time to prepare for a market correction?" Mike breaks down Canada’s economic hurdles, plus Ozzie, Victor, Rob Levy, and more. 

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Mike takes aim at PM Mark Carney’s bizarre obsession with Europe’s broken economic model. BT Global’s Paul Beattie's portfolio is up 40% since February’s World Outlook Financial Conference—find out where he’s investing now. Plus, critical minerals insider Mark Tory breaks down Canada’s race to catch up with China. And in this week’s Goofy: Pipeline opponents at both federal and provincial levels lay it on thick—with zero regard for facts.

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Energy expert Joseph Schachter analyzes current oil and natural gas markets, and provides insights into price trends, investment strategies, and the future of Canadian energy production. Mike offers some solutions to Canada’s most pressing economic challenges. Ozzie on where we are in the real estate cycle, Victor's top trades of the week, a reminder that the World Outlook Financial Conference is back in 2026 and more.

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World-renowned forecaster Martin Armstrong weighs in on the potential collapse of the EU and the growing threat of a two-front war. Neil McIver returns—his growth portfolio is up 25 per cent since April. What's next? Mike argues that discussions about Canada's debt often miss the bigger picture. Plus: Chrystia Freeland's most memorable moments in our Quote of the Week. 

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Vision Capital’s Jeff Olin joins Mike to share more strategies for growing your wealth with real estate. From hidden value in REITs and data centers to grocery-anchored retail opportunities, discover where disciplined investors are finding returns. Kim Moody - tax expert and Financial Post contributor - drops by to talk CRA inefficiency, bloated laws, and the lack of federal budget accountability. 

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Mike breaks down the consequences of government intervention in the economy, and which policies attract real investment. Insightful perspectives from Greg Weldon on recession fears, and the evolving roles of gold and crypto. David Morgan on potential further gains in silver and rare earth metals. Rob Levy of Border Gold drops by with some critical updates, plus Ozzie, Victor, stats, and more.

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The University of Toronto’s Joseph Steinberg takes a hard look at government policies that are failing everyday people. It’s a no-holds-barred look at the self-inflicted challenges weighing down Canadians—and what needs to change. Michael Levy unpacks the surprisingly strong performance of Canadian banks. Ozzie dives into the BC NDP’s ongoing blunders, and the latest political shakeups from Donald Trump. Plus, a Shocking Stat, a Goofy Award, and more. 

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Mike shares a provocative take on the real forces behind Canadian politics. Mining industry veteran Jeff Stibbard weighs in on whether Prime Minister Mark Carney truly backs resource development. Ryan Irvine of Keystone Financial reveals fresh stock picks, and a Goofy Award highlighting the absurdity surrounding the Alberta by-election.

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Mike highlights the alarming implications of the Cowichan Tribes v. Canada court case on private property rights, joined by former B.C. Chief Treaty Negotiator Robin Junger. Barry Penner, Chair of the Energy Futures Institute joins Mike to reveal the challenges and impracticalities of the current electric vehicle mandates. Plus, Canada's largest film festival capitulates to antisemitic pressure. 

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Mike discusses the consequences of emotional immaturity in response to the recent trade talks. Patrick Ceresna offers terrific insights on what investors should be doing in the markets right now. Garibaldi Capital Advisors CEO and tech expert Brent Holiday weighs in on who’s likely to win the AI race, while Rob Levy of Border Gold unpacks a major shift in the gold market.

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Aaron Dunn joins Mike to update some of his previous stock picks (tell me you bought Microsoft when he told us to in 2020!), as well as some brand new ideas on the riskier end of the spectrum. Victor Adair is making money at the Trading Desk in the dog days of summer, a George Orwell quote perfect for 2026, and Mike wonders if Carney voters are happy with the results so far. 

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Mike poses a tough question: "Are we really ready to give up our independence to join the EU?"Dr. Chris Keefer of Canadians for Nuclear Energy explores Canada’s major opportunity in nuclear energy — will we seize it? Martin Straith of The Trend Letter shares that his stocks from the Outlook Conference are already up an impressive 44 per cent on average. What’s next for the markets? Plus: A look at the "Long Ballot Committee" — a ridiculous and troubling attack on democracy.

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Mike asks: What exactly did Liberal supporters vote for? A compelling interview with Heather Exner-Pirot explores why more pipelines need to—and will—be built. In our Quote of the Week, Elon Musk gets a sharp reminder of political reality. The Goofy Award takes aim at Mark Carney’s disclosure statement. Plus, insights from Ozzie, Victor, Michael Levy, and more.

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Mike says it's time to put an end to waste and inefficiency before the government takes on even more. Don Vialoux offers a roadmap for when to sell and when to buy. Mike Levy highlights top-performing investments, plus Ozzie, Victor, a Shocking Stat and more.

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Mike on the unspoken problem with Carney's energy power dreams. A fascinating talk with James Thorne on why he's bullish on Canada but not British Columbia. The Shocking Stat on a big reason Florida teams have been to the last 6 Stanley Cup finals. Plus much more.

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The Case for Canada? The MacroTourist Kevin Muir joins Mike and makes the case for a seismic shift away from US stocks and assets, and a return of capital to Canada. Mike calls out our self-inflicted rise in anti-Western values, Victor on the continuing bull market and Trump's latest tariff bomb. Ozzie on the opportunities in a market bottom, and much more.

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Mike sounds the alarm on the dangers of buying into political fairytales. Lobo Tiggre—the due diligence guy—weighs in on uranium, gold, and silver. A Shocking Stat reveals the soaring taxpayer cost of asylum seekers. And the Goofy? The BC NDP’s jaw-dropping flip-flop on "Buy Canadian."

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Mike questions whether the Liberal Party’s dedication to the global climate agenda could tear Canada apart. Lance Roberts highlights one unmissable investment opportunity. Meanwhile, 'The Goofy' showcases the most striking example of special interest politics in decades.

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Mike on Mark Carney's silly budget idea. Peter Grandich has been on a hot streak and shares what he sees next for gold, silver, junior miners and more. Plus, Ozzie on the pre-sale fallout producing some outstanding bargains, Rob Levy, Victor Adair and more.

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Mike sits down with Dr. Brian Day, author of My Fight for Canadian Healthcare, to examine the troubling state of our health care system, including shocking wait time statistics and gaps in patient care. Joey Temprile from the Canadian Bitcoiners podcast joins to explore the growing institutional grip on crypto, and Rob Levy of Border Gold offers insights into gold market trends and discusses why gold and crude oil remain key investment strategies in times of geopolitical uncertainty.

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Mike takes a deep dive into the soaring cost of living in Canada, highlighting the mounting challenges younger generations face—from unaffordable housing and strained health care to an increasingly heavy tax burden. Sylvain Charlebois, Director of Dalhousie’s Food Analytics Lab, stops by to unpack the steep jump in food prices over the past two months—it’s a sobering look at what’s happening at the grocery store. Plus, insights from Ozzie, Michael Levy, Victor Adair, a Shocking Stat, and more.

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Mike and fund manager Paul Beattie discuss the current state of the market and explore the challenges of attracting capital investment in Canada. Victor Adair on the world leading recovery of stock markets in Canada and Germany, the implications of fiscal stimulus, and the relationship between the Canadian dollar and stock market performance. Plus, Ozzie, a Shocking Stat, Goofy and more.

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Oil prices, real estate, gold, and the biggest federal election swindle. Mike speaks with Doug Bartoli of InPlay Oil, who argues that President Trump’s desired $50 oil price is not realistic for US producers. Vision Capital’s Jeff Olin on real estate opportunities amid Trump’s tariffs, and Rob Levy of Border Gold covers the recent volatility in gold prices. Plus, a Shocking Stat, Goofy Award, and more.

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Mike's relieved the campaign BS barrage is over...for now. Doomberg predicted PM Carney's ascension to power before he was on Polymarket's radar. He tells us what's next. Plus, the election's biggest loser in the Goofy. 

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Top investigative journalist Sam Cooper exposes alarming details of Chinese Communist Party interference in Canadian politics, organized crime, and drug trafficking. Mike and Greg Weldon unpack how global geopolitics and economic stressors are shaping the precious metals market, while Neil McIver of McIver Capital Management breaks down market volatility, investment opportunities, and high-growth sectors. A must-listen for anyone who wants to stay ahead of the curve on politics, markets, and money.

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In this episode of MoneyTalks, Mike breaks down Canada’s economic outlook, the impact of government policy, and the values divide ahead of the federal election. Rick Rule joins to discuss tariffs and protecting wealth amid a weakening currency. Plus, insights from Michael Levy, Victor Adair’s Live From the Trading Desk, Ozzie Jurock, and tax tips with Tim Cestnick.

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Edward Markus, founder and chief economist at ECR Research, joins Victor Adair to provide in-depth macroeconomic insights into the global financial markets—offering a must-hear analysis from a European perspective. Joseph Schachter also stops by to break down the current state of the energy market, with a focus on crude oil and natural gas. Plus, Ozzie, Michael Levy, a Shocking Stat, and more. 

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Victor Adair interviews JJ (jj745.substack.com), a seasoned trader with extensive experience in the commodities market. They discuss the historical context of trading on the COMEX and the current state of the gold market. JJ shares insights into the challenges faced in trading gold and silver, the impact of regulations, and the dynamics of supply and demand in the market. Kyle Favell of North America Home Finance drops by for a timely discussion on housing affordability in light of the upcoming federal election. Plus, Ozzie, Michael Levy, and more.

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Ryan Irvine of Keystone Financial dives into the high-stakes world of small-cap investing, highlighting why cash flow and earnings matter more than sector trends. Rob Levy breaks down the latest in the gold and copper markets, revealing how ETFs and central bank purchases influence gold prices. Plus a Shocking Stat and Quote of the Week you won’t want to miss! 

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It’s Whopper Weekend as two of the government’s biggest lies are revealed in the Quote of the Week and Ozzie’s real estate insights. Kris Sims of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation sparks the debate on the new industrial carbon tax. Plus, Tyler Bollhorn from Stockscores shares his strategies for trading in a down market.

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Mike says nothing has changed in federal politics. Renowned analyst, Louis-Vincent Gave, on tariffs, commodities, and why stocks are tanking. U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick laughs at Doug Ford's tough talk in the Quote of the Week, and a Goofy on the most ridiculous political ad so far.

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Mike asks if we should be thanking President Trump. Legendary timer Mark Leibovit is bullish on crypto and specific stock groups. Plus, a Shocking Stat of the Week on American gold, and a Goofy on how emotion breeds silliness. 

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Inefficiency and waste are undeniably the chief characteristics of government projects, yet Mike wonders why millions of Canadians want more. Interview of the year with Robert Bryce on the devastation of net zero. Is Canada committing economic suicide? Plus a Shocking Stat, Goofy Award, and more. 

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An OMG moment from the Liberal front-runner. What you need to know about supply management with University of Toronto economist, Joseph Steinberg. Hint: It costs you a lot of money. Brent Gilchrist, CEO of Deans Knight, one of Canada's most respected wealth management firms on how they make decisions. Plus, A Goofy Award that exposes the Team Canada mantra. 

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Mike and David Morgan delve into the current state of the silver market, physical bullion, ETFs, and mining stocks. Mike on the significant U.S. federal spending cuts initiated by Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency and the need for more spending accountability in Canada. Plus, Ozzie, Victor, a Goofy Award and more.

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Mike discusses the implications of President Trump’s tariffs on the Canadian economy, highlighting the emotional response from Canadians and the economic vulnerabilities that have emerged due to Liberal government policies. He emphasizes the need for a focus on economic growth and critiques the current government’s priorities, suggesting that the country is entering a trade war from a position of weakness. Plus, the University of Toronto’s Joseph Steinberg drops by with even more insight, and we’ve got Ozzie, Victor, stats, and more.

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The MacroTourist Kevin Muir joins Mike, and oh boy, are you going to want to hear his forecast for the Canadian $. The regulars weigh in on tariffs, interest rate cuts, and the markets. A Shocking Stat from the World's Happiest Place, a free speech Goofy and much more.

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Mike on the Liberals' World Class flip-flop. Energy analyst David Yager leaves no doubt it's a mistake for Canada to restrict oil exports. Vision Capital's Jeff Olin has 5 bargain basement real estate stocks that sell at a big discount. Plus, the most outrageous Shocking Stat in decades. 

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Mike on Mark Carney's gaslighting the public. The Canadian Bitcoiners's Joey Temprile is still bullish on Bitcoin even after the price explosion. Trend Letter's Martin Straith on what happens after Trump's inauguration, plus Ozzie, Rob Levy, a Goofy and more.

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Mike and Joey Temprile of the Canadian Bitcoiners podcast discuss the significant changes in the cryptocurrency landscape following the Trump administration's approach to Bitcoin. They explore the adversarial stance of the previous administration, the potential for a strategic Bitcoin reserve, and the market's reaction to recent developments. Joey shares insights on the implications of ETFs and MicroStrategy's strategies, emphasizing the exciting opportunities for Bitcoin investors amidst volatility.

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Mike and Blake Corbet discuss the intersection of healthcare and technology, particularly focusing on the role of AI in improving healthcare efficiency. Blake shares insights on evaluating tech companies in a rapidly changing market, the state of Canadian tech, and the importance of tax policy in attracting capital. He also provides investment strategies for individuals looking to navigate the tech sector.

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Mike and Phil Hodge, President and CEO of Pine Cliff Energy, discuss the evolving landscape of natural gas, focusing on its role in reducing emissions, the significance of LNG Canada, domestic demand from oil sands, geopolitical implications, and emerging trends such as the impact of data centres on natural gas consumption. They highlight the opportunities for Canada in the global energy market and the importance of maintaining dividends during challenging times in the industry.

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PM Trudeau is resigning, but massive policy differences remain. LNG Canada is finally opening. Pine Cliff Energy President Phil Hodge says this will be big for Canadian natural gas. Tech expert, Blake Corbet on the latest in AI and healthcare technology. Plus, the Liberals aren't done in the Goofy. 

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Mike and Lobo Tiggre discuss the current state of the global economy, focusing on the weaknesses in China and Europe, the implications of U.S. policies, and the dynamics of inflation and commodities. They explore the impact of government spending and debt on the U.S. economy, the potential for inflation, and the outlook for gold, silver, and uranium markets. Lobo emphasizes the importance of being cautious in the current economic climate, particularly regarding investments in commodities and the influence of geopolitical factors.

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Mike talks about the biggest lie of all. Lobo Tiggre on what's next for gold, uranium, China and more. Victor's top story of 2024 on the markets, Ozzie Jurock on real estate, and Michael Levy on Canadian finance. Plus, a Goofy Award that even die-hard NDP-Liberal partisans can't defend. 

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Mike pulls back the curtain on the challenges, failures and potential collapse of the Canadian health care system. Dr. Brian Day on the hypocrisy of government and our court's rulings on access to private care. Dr. Anna Sylwestrowicz on the ideology driven bureaucracy stifling innovation and dissent. Dr Kevin McLeod on the negative impact of federal tax and capital gains policy on health care. A Must-listen show for all Canadians.

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Mike says we've missed the key part of the Finance Minister and deficit fiasco. The Food Professor himself on the impact of tariffs, a weak dollar, and supply management on grocery prices. And don’t miss the best take on "woke" we've heard in the Quote of the Week. 

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Mike and Dr. Sylvain Charlebois discuss the current state of food inflation in Canada, the economic factors influencing food prices, and the growing issue of food insecurity. They explore the implications of government policies such as the GST holiday and the carbon tax on food prices, as well as the challenges faced by food banks and low-income families. The discussion highlights the complexities of the food system and the need for a more sustainable approach to food security.

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Mike asks whether voters have just discovered the deficit. Patrick Ceresna of Macro Voices says protecting your portfolio has never been cheaper. Don Vialoux on what history says about the markets in the President's first year, a Quote, Goofy Award, and more.

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Mike and Patrick Ceresna discuss the current market environment, focusing on the impact of political changes, market sentiment, and the importance of risk management. They explore strategies for navigating potential market corrections, the significance of portfolio insurance, and the trends in gold and silver. Additionally, they provide insights into the energy market and share valuable lessons learned from trading experiences.

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Mike asks why don't we care if our tax dollars are wasted when cost of living is a top concern. Check out Tim Cestnick's year-end tax savings checklist. Contra the Heard's Phil MacKellar has two hot stock picks, and the overlooked problem with the GST/cheque giveaway in the Goofy. Plus Ozzie, Victor, a Shocking Stat and more. 

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Mike and Philip MacKellar discuss the principles of contrarian investing, focusing on identifying undervalued companies and navigating market conditions. Philip shares insights on tax loss selling opportunities and the current state of the gold and silver markets. He also highlights potential investment picks for the future, emphasizing the importance of strategic selling and maintaining a contrarian approach in various market environments.

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Mike and Tim Cestnick discuss essential year-end tax strategies for Canadians, focusing on investment losses, charitable donations, income splitting, and the Home Buyers Plan. They emphasize the importance of planning ahead for potential tax changes in the coming years and provide actionable tips to minimize tax liabilities before the year ends.

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Dr. Chris Keefer, President of Canadians for Nuclear Energy, drops by to discuss the evolving landscape of nuclear energy in Canada. Mike on the current economic climate, government policy failures in energy and immigration, the challenges of border security, and the upcoming World Outlook Financial Conference in February. Plus Rob Levy on gold, Victor Adair trading the market, a Goofy and much more.

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Mike and Dr. Chris Keefer of Canadians for Nuclear Energy discuss the evolving landscape of nuclear energy in Canada. Dr. Keefer shares his journey into nuclear advocacy, the challenges faced in the global nuclear sector, and the potential for Canada to lead in nuclear technology and uranium production. They explore the implications of energy policies, the importance of large reactors versus small modular reactors, and the economic opportunities that nuclear energy presents for Canada. The discussion emphasizes the need for strategic thinking and action to harness the benefits of nuclear energy while navigating the complexities of the industry.

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One of Canada's top fund managers on some great values in Canada but says to wait until "this" happens to pull the trigger.

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Mike and Paul Beattie of BT Global Growth discuss stock picks and his Canadian dollar short. Mike on political polarization and contrasting priorities between climate change and the economic reality, and a Goofy on Swedish battery manufacturer Northvolt that illustrates the hazards of government subsidies. 

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Mike and Lance Roberts discuss the market's reaction to Donald Trump's victory, the implications for economic policies, and the challenges of government spending and lobbying. They explore the potential drivers for market growth, including corporate tax policies and earnings expectations, while also addressing the complexities of government reform. The discussion also delves into market valuations and the dynamics of the gold market, providing insights into future investment strategies.

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Mike and Eric Lombardi discuss the ongoing issues with infrastructure projects in Canada, highlighting the phenomenon of 'soft corruption' that leads to significant cost overruns and delays. They explore the inefficiencies in the building permit process, the lack of political accountability, and the impact of subsidies on economic development. The discussion emphasizes the need for transparency and better management of public resources to improve infrastructure delivery and overall public good.

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Eric Lombardi joins Mike to discuss Canada’s soft corruption and the challenges of getting major infrastructure projects built in a timely and fiscally responsible manner. Considering Trump’s decisive victory in the U.S. presidential election, immigration policies on both sides of the border are once again rising to the forefront of public debate. Lance Roberts drops by to talk the market's reaction to the election results, the implications for economic policies, and the challenges of government spending and lobbying. Plus, Ozzie, Victor, a Goofy and much more. 

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