Mike's Daily Comment

Governments can’t control oil prices or demand for our exports but they do control 3 key areas that new studies say could expand our economy dramatically:
also: Mike’s Favorite Story of the Week
More evidence of the slow slide under the waves of the political realm as we’ve grown to know it

A single factory just replaced 60,000 workers with robots. Hiking minimum wage proponents still aren’t taking it seriously that the first wave of robots taking over human jobs is now upon us.
Check out Mike’s Favorite Story of the Week

Mike reveals the elephant in the room for G7 leaders – including Prime Minister Trudeau – after 7 years of failure they have no idea what to do to get the economy growing – and he tells you the surprising reason why.
Save Yourself From Chaotic Central Bankers
Dr Michael Berry talks to Michael about Federal Reserve insider talk. About Federal Reserve head, Janet Yellen’s latest promise to raise rates – the implications and what you can do to protect yourself.
Two Big Opportunities
This weeks Big Fat Idea from Jamie Switzer involves two strong opportunities in renewable energy, companies that have diverse revenue streams with a focus on wind, solar and with a large share of hydroelectric power.
A Golden Opportunity?
Live From The Trading Desk: The gold market has record volume this week – and dropped $40 – should golf investors be worried or is it a good buying spot.
Time To Have Some Fun
An international take on ElbowGate by the comedian John Oliver
Mike’s Quote of the Week
What’s one of the saddest lessons of history?
Mike’s Favorite Story of the Week
More evidence of the slow slide under the waves of the political realm as we’ve grown to know it
The Definition of Impossible
Shocking Stat: Hillary Clinton famously made $100,000 trading cattle futures in 10 months (and never traded again) – a group of economists tell us what were the odds.
This Week’s Lightning Rod
Just mention Justin Trudeau’s belief we aren’t smart enough to vote on electoral reform and the hordes come out raging to his defense.
A Fountain of Goofy With Hillary & Donald
Mike taps in to US politics – the gift that keeps on giving – this week’s goofy goes to the dynamic duo of The Donald and Hillary – and they are so deserving.

Mike reveals the elephant in the room for G7 leaders – including Prime Minister Trudeau – after 7 years of failure they have no idea what to do to get the economy growing – and he tells you the surprising reason why.
Save Yourself From Chaotic Central Bankers
Dr Michael Berry talks to Michael about Federal Reserve insider talk. About Federal Reserve head, Janet Yellen’s latest promise to raise rates – the implications and what you can do to protect yourself.
Two Big Opportunities
This weeks Big Fat Idea from Jamie Switzer involves two strong opportunities in renewable energy, companies that have diverse revenue streams with a focus on wind, solar and with a large share of hydroelectric power.
A Golden Opportunity?
Live From The Trading Desk: The gold market has record volume this week – and dropped $40 – should golf investors be worried or is it a good buying spot.
Time To Have Some Fun
An international take on ElbowGate by the comedian John Oliver
Mike’s Quote of the Week
What’s one of the saddest lessons of history?
Mike’s Favorite Story of the Week
More evidence of the slow slide under the waves of the political realm as we’ve grown to know it
The Definition of Impossible
Shocking Stat: Hillary Clinton famously made $100,000 trading cattle futures in 10 months (and never traded again) – a group of economists tell us what were the odds.
This Week’s Lightning Rod
Just mention Justin Trudeau’s belief we aren’t smart enough to vote on electoral reform and the hordes come out raging to his defense.
A Fountain of Goofy With Hillary & Donald
Mike taps in to US politics – the gift that keeps on giving – this week’s goofy goes to the dynamic duo of The Donald and Hillary – and they are so deserving.

Supply management is is just another tax. A substantial tax too as it effectively raises the price of dairy and poultry products more than 200%. This system might be about to be eliminated though, if a Quebec movement has their way.