Michael Campbell’s MoneyTalks – Complete Show
00:00 – 02:15 Quote of the week: The Blunt Truth – The feds are going to add another $86,500,000,000 to the the debt in just five years. Two quotes sum up what’s really going on.
02:20 – 19:07 – MoneyTalks’ hard rock specialist Eric Coffin says there is little doubt the base metal stocks are holding up better than their gold counterparts. But the devil is in the details. A couple of Eric’s base metal picks are up over 150% already this year and some of his precious metal explorers are rebounding nicely since the summer. Mike grills Eric for specific picks and prognostications.
Also Shocking Stat, Hot Properties, Live From the Trading Desk and of course Michael’s Goofy Award Winner

02;07 -18:21 – Blake Corbet, Head of Tech and Healthcare Investment Banking at PI Financial joins Michael to share some of the fascinating, and accessible, investment opportunities in the use of Blockchain, the underlying technology that led to the creation of BitCoin, the best known of the 700+ crypto or peer-to-peer currencies now in use. The scope of potential will astound you.
Also: Shocking Stat, Hot Properties, Live From the Trading Desk and this week’s Goofy award!
….also Michael’s Editorial: Say Goodbye To These Jobs

00:45 -07:02 – If we have an obligation to pay taxes, does government not have the obiligation to spend the money well? Show some progress at least? Well, for 25 years Auditor Generals have been chronicling lavish and wasteful government spending in excess of $158 billion plus. Gone, disappeared and no one has gone to jail. Now the Trudeau Liberals spent a shocking $212,234. on the cover of the 2017 budget. That’s compared to $616. for the previous budget. Demonstrating they haven’t learned anything. http://ow.ly/Pbgm30fSmgF
Plus Michael Levy’s Top Stories, and Mike’s Big Fat Idea
Greg Weldon, the man that other analysts read, made listeners who acted a bundle with his September call on Money Talks to buy the behemoth US banks. Today Michael pins Greg down for his latest investment ideas. Today Greg delves into the confusion he sees at the Fed. Greg thinks “we currently have multiple layers of uncertainty, which is not good for confidence at a time when the landmines have never been more plentiful.” With the political uncertainty around Trump and Nafta, Gregs recommendation to go long the Canadian Dollar versus the Mexican Peso soared last week. Greg says there is a lot of opportunity to be found right now. Greg finishes his interview with his clear opinion on Stocks domestically and internationally, Bonds and Gold. Greg thinks Catalonia is a trigger mine as is China’s push on OPEC and Saudi Arabia to accept payment for crude oil in Chinese yuan.
also: Quote of the Week, Shocking Stat, Ozzie Jurock’s Hot Properties, Victor Adair and Mike’s Goofy
…also Michael’s Editorial: Trudeau Punctuates 25 Years Of Zero Progress

00:35 – 05:14 – Mike’s Editorial – Our Government is about to hand a mighty powerful club to Revenue Canada that cause the time and money small businesses spend on compliance to explode. It’s David against a Goliath that has the right to make a business guilty without evidence!
07:11 – 12:12 Rob Levy on the top stories of the week.
14.10 – 19:11 – Mike’s Big Fat Idea – Brent Woyat of Canaccord Genuity on sector rotation in energy stocks
01:26 – 04:58 – Mike is steamed in this quote of the week about the two Canadian leaders, Justin Trudeau and Jagmeet Singh who are fans of the serial human rights abuser that outlawed unions, a free press, sent gays to re-education camps, killed a minimum of 5600 by firing squad, 2199 deaths in prison and forbid citizens from leaving the country!
04:58 -39:49 – For the past 18-years Ryan Irvine has had a remarkable track record with average returns well over 30% annually over the last 4 years. Ryan tells Michael and the Money Talks audience today about the cash generating and under followed small-cap stocks that he has found, some which will be in Ryan’s World Outlook Financial Conference Small Cap Portfolio. Between 1926 – 2004 Small-cap stocks averaged a 15.9% return compared to only 9.26% for Large Caps and thats the reason Warren Buffet laments he has grown to large to buy them.
also: The Shocking Stat of the Week, Ozzies Hot Properties, Victor Live From the Trading Desk and of course Michael’s Goofy!

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.
