01:10 –  04:02 Michael’s Editorial –  An increasing number of Canadians fail to see the connection between effort, initiative, focus and results. As economist Thomas Sowell observes ” We’ve arrived at a time where we demonize those who produce, subsidize those who refuse to produce and canonize those who complain,” 

02:07 – 37:10 – Featured Guest Martin Armstrong: The Wall Street Journal Called Him The Highest Paid Economic and Financial Forecaster in the World – he’s here for you right now in the interview with Michael above.  

Do you want to know the difference between social and capitalism? In a socialist country like cuba, in a word Freedom. After all they don’t need guns to keep us in Canada. Speaking of freedom, you’ll love the  INSTANT WISDOM segment with free speech advocate Jonathen Rauch @ 14:15 – 18:24

The fed just said goodbye to record low rates and easy money. Gold, interest rates and the loonie have already reacted. Lance Roberts talks to Mike about what’s going to be next.

Plus Quote of the Week, Shocking Stat, Hot Properties with Ozzie who talks about the hit some real estate investors are about to get with the new proposed tax changes, Live From the Trading Desk and Mike’s Goofy Award Winner!

…also Michael’s Editorial: There’s Only One Thing Wrong With Socialism

01.10 – 06.45 – Michael’s Editorial: In BC and Alberta – like any other tax, the carbon tax will be a revenue generator, which is bad news for the economy. 

08:21 – 15:52 – Top Stories with Michael Levy

17:02- 18:51 – Michael’s Shocking Stat is about escalating drug consumption, recreational and also to help keep children zoned out. 

1.10 – 19:03 – Jim Dines, author of The Dines Letter has been ranked #1 several times by Timers Digest. He joins Mike to discuss the best growth areas in the market along with why the boom in marijuana stocks is just beginning. Plus his latest on gold and silver.

Also: Mike’s Big Fat Idea, Ozzie Jurock’s Hot Properties, Live From the Trading Desk and Michael’s Goofy!! 

….also Michael’s Editorial: BC and Alberta Have Upped The Cost of Cutting Emissions

01:16 – 06:26 Mike’s Editorial – Big government loving politicians are squaring off against doctors, farmers and entrepreneurs. In one corner some prominent economists – in the other angry accountants saying enough already with the increasing complexity of the tax code. $250 million a year in tax money at stake.

15:29 – 18:54 – Bullish Gold for the balance of the year is this weeks Big Fat Idea using a reduced risk option strategy

03:23 – 18: 20 – Featured Guest Jack Crooks talks about where to next for the Canadian dollar, gold and the key to the market moves.

21:55 – 24:08 – Plus a fun shocking stat from the NFL. Who’s The Best Bargain in the NFL?

25:41 – 32:36 And Ozzie Jurock talks about the collapse in Toronto – is Vancouver next? 

34:13 – 37:51 – Victor Adair is Live From the Trading Desk

01:13 – 07:19 – Michael’s Editorial – The push to eliminate thinking that opposes what is considered acceptable thought on University Campuses, or the attempts to crush any thinking that reveals flawed data or conclusions on the environmental file continues to gather steam. It could be easily called the tyranny of onsided opinion because the groups opposed to contrary opinion are prepared to use violence to squelch alternate thought. 

07:25 – 16:24 – Hot stories with Michael Levy

16:25 – 18:50 – Special treat from Michael if you are interested in what one of the Worlds most respected economists had to say to the liberal talk show host Phil Donahue about greed, which societies have it, and which don’t. 

02:05 – 05:41 – Quote of the Week – Once you allow an authority to determine which opinions are to be allowed, you make your own speech vulnerable to it. The U. of Berkley listened and has declared it will be a “Free Speech Year at Berkley”.

06:30 – 11:50 – Victor Adair Live from the Trading Desk

11:54 – 27:54 – Being either long or short North American real estate is the goal of Featured Guest Jeff Olin of Vision Capital.  

This two pronged approach has lead to the Vision Opportunity Fund yielding a 241% return vs the 41.9% return of the S&P/TSX Composite Index over the same period July 2, 2008 to July 31, 2017, outperforming since inception Canadian Equity, Hedge Fund and Real Estate indices with a substantially low risk profile.

Jeff shares with Michael today’s most attractive real estate sectors, some to avoid and as well names a brace of specific stocks including some with dividends that are attractive to purchase now. One stock GGP is worth $32 but is trading at $21 because of sector market conditions.