Michael Campbell's Money Talks

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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Join Mike and Peter Grandich for a discussion on the financial implications of a Trump presidency, including its impact on the stock market and investment strategies. They explore the role of Elon Musk in promoting free speech and its connection to economic prosperity. The discussion also covers insights into the gold market, predictions for the future, and the challenges facing junior mining stocks, emphasizing the importance of management and permitting in the industry.

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The original Wall Street Whiz Kid Peter Grandich joins Michael to share how he's playing the gold market including physical, senior stocks and juniors. Andrew Ruhland on the post-US election landscape, Victor Adair on the week's trading opportunities, a truly Shocking Stat and much more. 

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Join Mike and TG Macro’s Tony Greer for election talk and market predictions. The Canadian dollar is plumbing four-year lows, which means reduced purchasing power and more expenses for you. Where does it go from here? Mike on the important distinction between sustainable public spending and actual cuts. Plus, Ozzie, Michael Levy, Victor Adair, and much more.

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Tony Greer joins Mike to discuss the market implications of the U.S. presidential election. They explore tactical trading strategies, the impact of inflation, and the Fed's rate cuts. Tony shares insights on various sectors, including technology, commodities, gold, silver, and copper, providing a comprehensive overview of current market dynamics and investment strategies for both short-term traders and long-term investors.

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Martin Armstrong, the legendary and always controversial analyst and forecaster, joins Mike for a wide-ranging discussion ahead of the Armstrong Economics Conference in Orlando. Aaron Dunn shares some dividend stock picks, the impact of the Bank of Canada's rate reduction, and much more. 

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War, gold and an important distinction on interest rates. Martin Armstrong is highly controversial. He rubs the Establishment the wrong way, but you can't deny his model's outstanding track record.  

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Mike and James Thorne discuss the importance of a solid track record in investing, the implications of political changes on market strategies, and the potential for economic growth through deregulation. They compare the performance of the US and Canadian economies, emphasizing the need for a more robust economic policy in Canada. The discussion also touches on the future of energy markets and investment strategies, particularly in light of potential changes in government and economic policies.

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Mike explains why he's changed his top election issue. Jim Thorne of Wellington Altus puts his stellar record on the line and says whether you like it or not a Trump victory paves the way for an S&P at 15,000. Ozzie on the avalanche of real estate taxes that expose politicians' hollow concerns about affordability, a shocking stat, goofy and more.

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Dr. Judith Curry remains a major target for climate activists, as she continues to bring rationality, data and quality research to the conversation. Join Mike and Judith for a fascinating peek into the world of climate science. Stock trading superstar Tyler Bollhorn on why the market will always “Trump” the media. Brendan O’Neill’s quote of the week, a crazy Goofy award, and much more. 

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Mike interviews Dr. Judith Curry, a prominent climate scientist, about her views on climate change, the politicization of climate science, and the challenges of transitioning to renewable energy. Dr. Curry discusses the importance of acknowledging uncertainty in climate science, critiques the behavior of activist scientists, and emphasizes the need for a balanced approach to energy solutions that includes fossil fuels and nuclear power. She also highlights the ethical implications of energy access for developing nations and advocates for a bottom-up approach to climate solutions.

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Author Robert Bryce joins Mike to discuss the Dystopian Energy policies being pursued in the Western world that could create an unprecedented crisis. The folly of Net Zero, the Iron Law of Electricity, the Copper Conundrum and much more. A dive into China's wildly volatile markets with Victor, a great Goofy plus a Shocking Stat. 

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Robert Bryce joins Mike to discuss the complexities of energy production, focusing on the iron law of electricity, the challenges and progress in nuclear energy, and the opposition to wind and solar projects. He emphasizes the impracticality of relying solely on alternative energy sources and highlights the increasing demand for copper in the energy transition. Bryce critiques current energy policies and the political landscape, warning of the potential social and economic consequences of misguided energy agendas.

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Victor Adair interviews Jeff Olin from Vision Capital, focusing on real estate investing strategies, market conditions, and specific sectors of interest. Jeff discusses his top-down and bottom-up investment approach, the importance of risk management, and the current state of the real estate market, particularly in relation to interest rates and REITs. He highlights opportunities in senior housing, industrial sectors, and grocery-anchored shopping centres, while also addressing concerns about distress in commercial real estate. The discussion emphasizes the unique nature of Vision Capital's investment strategy and the alignment of interests between firm and investors.

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Mike lays bare the dysfunction of our health care system. Jeff Olin, fund manager at Vision Capital joins Victor to share his picks and pans in the REIT markets, a Quote of the Week for the ages, our first anti-Goofy award and the latest market analysis with Rob Levy. 

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Joseph Schachter discusses the current trends in the energy markets, highlighting the fluctuations in oil prices and the factors influencing demand. He emphasizes the potential for a long-term energy super cycle driven by emerging markets and the increasing consumption of energy resources. Schachter also addresses the growing interest in Canadian energy exports, particularly natural gas, and the upcoming energy conference that aims to connect investors with industry leaders. He shares insights on investment strategies within the energy sector and the impact of geopolitical risks on oil prices, concluding with a positive outlook for the future of energy investments.

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Have we hit the low in the energy sector? Is it time to load up on cash rich companies trading below true market value? Josef Schachter joins guest host Victor Adair to let us know if he has any “table pounding buys.” Plus the latest attempt by the federal government to goose the sagging real estate market, a warning about the Chinese economy’s drag on global markets, an “inconvenient” Goofy Award and much more.

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Lobo Tiggre of the Independent Speculator joins guest host Victor Adair to share his thoughts on investing in the precious metals and critical minerals spheres. Neil McIver on his newly launched hedge fund, the Vancouver Growth Portfolio, Ozzie on slowing real estate, and Rob Levy with a deep dive into gold markets. 

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Mike is joined by Patrick Condon, author of Broken City: Land Speculation, Inequality and Urban Crisis – and yes, all three levels of government are doing the exact wrong thing to fix it. What can be done to fix it? Plus a very personal comment from Mike on the state of Canadian health care, Victor Adair on this week’s market correction, a terrific Goofy Award and much more. 

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Mike is joined by Patrick Condon, author of Broken City: Land Speculation, Inequality and Urban Crisis – and yes, all three levels of government are doing the exact wrong thing to fix it. Tune in hear what could be done to fix it. 

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Mike says forget the political BS and virtue signaling. In a grown-up world, finance and economics are black and white. One of Canada's top journalists, Jonathan Manthorpe on Chinese interference, Canada's fading democracy and what the heck happened to the media. Plus, Rob Levy joins Mike to discuss gold and the factors driving retail demand.

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One of Canada's top journalists, Jonathan Manthorpe, on Chinese interference, Canada's fading democracy and what the heck happened to the media. 

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Ryan Irvine of Keystone Financial is back with a bevy of small cap stock recommendations. Dr. Robert Wolanski, head of the BC Dental Association, on the new federal dental care plan. Kamala Harris's economic policy platform, and watch out, Canada's NDP-Liberals are taking notes. 

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Dr. Anna Sylwestrowicz with a candid take on a crisis-ridden Canadian heath care system.

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The assault on free speech has just ramped up. Mike says pay attention before it's too late. Former UBC prof Dr. Anna Sylwestrowicz with a candid take on a crisis-ridden Canadian heath care system. Plus, Paul Beattie of Montreal’s BT Global Growth has a stock he thinks you should know about. 

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Mike on the Finance Minister's taking the party in a very different direction, with a very different style from previous Liberal Finance Ministers. Rick Rule on market volatility, gold, stocks, and what's coming. Plus, a Shocking Stat on immigration and the dramatic 2019 changes to the system most don't know about.

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Mike expresses disappointment by the Olympic mockery of the Last Supper. What does this mean for religious tolerance and broader Western values in general? Canada reaches for athletic excellence at the games, so why doesn’t this worldview also apply to striving for excellence in Canadian public institutions? The Wall Street Whiz Kid himself, Peter Grandich, drops by to discuss major concerns in the global economy, including record debt, immigration, the political paralysis, and how you can mitigate these challenges. Plus, Ozzie, Victor, Michael Levy, and a Goofy on the biggest government and establishment disinformation campaign in history. 

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The most requested interviews of the year: Auditor General Karen Hogan, Terry Glavin and Doomberg. Mike calls on some of the biggest names in the history of investments, you know them all, as they elaborate on the key characteristic that is the foundation of great decisions. Plus, Mike on the most important quality for successful decision making. Sadly, it is the antithesis of political decisions. 

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Mike says, "stop believing, it has already cost us too much." Luke Gromen on gold, sovereign debt and central banks in a "no win" situation. Ozzie on the shocking drop in housing starts. Is anyone surprised? The Goofy asks if Chrystia Freeland doesn't understand interest rates or does she think we don't.

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The University of Waterloo's Mikal Skuterud, Canada's top expert on the economics of migration, brings a damning assessment of a chaotic immigration system that was once the envy of the world. 

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The University of Waterloo's Mikal Skuterud, Canada's top expert on the economics of migration, brings a damning assessment of an immigration system that was once the envy of the world. Mike on the inescapable consequences of the push for higher taxes, and a Shocking Stat that illustrates the biggest threat to your financial future. 

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Mike says "please, not another word about fairness for every generation." Ozzie says you'd be forgiven for thinking that with another list of new regulations, the government wants to discourage real estate investment. Contra the Heard's Benj Gallander recommends three stocks to MoneyTalks listeners, and Mike on missing the point in the UK election results.

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Mike covers everything from the capital gains tax increase to political divisions in Canada. Don Vialoux drops by to discuss market timing in a presidential election year, and Jason Weber on some exciting developments in the silver sphere. Plus, don’t miss Ozzie, Michael Levy, Victor Adair, and much more. 

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Do you care about the healthcare system and finding a family doctor? Dr. Kevin McLeod on the impact of sky-high Canadian taxes on the country’s efforts to recruit and retain critical medical personnel. Also, Tony Greer drops by to share some market tips and tricks on protecting your purchasing power from inflation and a depreciating currency. Plus, Michael Levy, Victor Adair, and a combined Quote and Shocking Stat. 

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Mike says the capital gains tax increase reveals the political divisions in Canada. Brian Gitt asks if realism is finally coming to the energy debate, and one of Canada's most celebrated thinkers, Vaclav Smil, says even Josef Goebbels would be surprised by our public discussions in the Quote of the Week. 

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Mike on why its near impossible to change how government spends our money. Doomberg on why green policy and democracy don't mix. Blacklock's Tom Korski gives a great example on how government subsidies change media coverage. Plus, the silliest thing we've heard in ages in this week's Goofy Award.

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Kevin Muir on the coming all-time low in the Canadian dollar and why an 8-10% inflation rate is possible. 

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Canada imported antisemitism, and the federal government has a plan that will make it worse. The MacroTourist, Kevin Muir on the coming new low in the loonie and why an 8-10% inflation rate is possible. And a Goofy on why giving 16-year-olds the vote is a hall of fame bad idea. 

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Mike on what the AAA credit warning ignores. Politicians seem to be happy about it. With T-Bill yields falling, KeyStone Financial's Aaron Dunn will tell you about a secure dividend that you'd need a 10.5% T-Bill to match its after-tax yield. Plus, Mike on the Canada Pension Plan's high cost and low returns in the Shocking Stat of the Week. 

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Mike asks if tax policy should be based on facilitating economic growth versus ideologically motivated wealth redistribution. Josef Schachter says the oil and gas bull cycle is here until the end of the decade. Also, the US doesn't have a renewal crisis. Mortgage expert Kyle Green on why the US has easy access to 30 year mortgages but Canadians don't. 

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Mike on the degenerate level of public debate. University of Calgary ace economist Trevor Tombe on why we should care about the fall in GDP per capita, the TMX pipeline, and the capital gains hike. And a Goofy that says the rampant antisemitism is an attack not just on Jews but the soul and character of Canada itself.

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Mike on big government regulation and anti-Semitism on university campuses. What exactly is a fair share of taxes, and what are some of the consequences of increasing them? Joey Temprile and Lance Roberts drop by to talk new Bitcoin and markets. 

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Shinkflation, stagnating incomes and higher taxes mean Canadians are feeling the squeeze in the grocery aisle. Mike asks how is the carbon tax affecting food prices in Canada? Dr. Sylvain Charlebois, Director of the Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University, has the tea.

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Energy, housing and food are necessities of modern living. Canada's foremost food expert Sylvain Charlebois joins Mike to talk about the affects of inflation, taxation and competition. Andrew Ruhland weighs in on the choice between US and Canadian investments, Victor Adair on his global trades, a wild Goofy Award and much more.

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Tim Cestnick, co-founder and CEO of Our Family Office, joins Mike to discuss the growing complexity of Canada’s tax system. Find out why the Ontario Medical Association has slammed the federal government’s recent changes to capital gains taxes. Veteran journalist Terry Glavin with the latest on Chinese interference in our elections and government. Plus, a Shocking Stat, Goofy award, and much more. 

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Mike says our political leaders are simply not solving Canada’s economic, housing, and investment problems. In fact, they're making them worse. Vision Capital's Jeff Olin on his favourite real estate stocks. Ozzie on the confusion of hating landlords but wanting more rentals, and it's wake-up time in a Shocking Stat on Canada's declining economy and our standard of living.  

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Gold prices have reached an all-time high globally across every currency. Oil prices, particularly Brent crude, have surged above $90. Mike talks to Doug Bartoli, CEO of Inplay Oil. Tyler Bolhorn drops by to share techniques for identifying stocks with potential for future growth. The carbon tax is a highly politicized issue, with little focus on the financial and economic impact of taxing Canadians even more. The latest numbers out of the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation on housing starts – to say they’re not going be in the ballpark of what we need to create affordability is an understatement.

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Resource legend Rick Rule on gold, silver, copper, and uranium.

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Resource legend Rick Rule on why gold has a long way to run, but what about silver, copper, and uranium? Plus, the Bank of Canada sounds the alarm on the economy, and Mike says the reason is straightforward. A Shocking Stat, a Goofy Award and more.

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Mike talks silver with Silver North Resources' CEO Mark Brown. Keystone Financial's Ryan Irvine drops by to chat about his latest picks - including a monster winner he recommended last time on MT. Plus, more outrageous attacks on free speech in the Goofy.

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Michael Geist, Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-Commerce Law at the University of Ottawa, says "the poorly conceived Digital Safety Commission lacks even basic rules of evidence, can conduct secret hearings, and has been granted an astonishing array of powers with limited oversight."

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Mike's worried – very worried. We're taking on water on all sides – the cost of living, no family doctors, unaffordable rents, medical wait times, and declining GDP per capita. Record government spending hasn't made a dent in addressing these problems. Plus, Michael Geist, Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-Commerce Law at the University of Ottawa, says "the poorly conceived Digital Safety Commission lacks even basic rules of evidence, can conduct secret hearings, and has been granted an astonishing array of powers with limited oversight." Don’t miss that interview and more.

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What's it going to take for the federal government to stop the Chinese Communist Party’s infiltration of Canada? Terry Glavin on the CCP menace.

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How entrenched has the Communist Party of China become in Canadian domestic affairs? Find out as Mike talks with veteran journalist and author Terry Glavin. You don't want to miss this. Plus Neil McIver on the Canadian investors still taking a bath on ESG and how professional money managers structure a portfolio, a great Goofy and much more. 

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Mining icon Frank Giustra on whether Canada is about to miss out on yet another major resource opportunity, and the jobs and government revenues that come with it.

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Easy-Invest's Ralph van der Walle with some insights into the costs governments pile on home builders.

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Mike on the biggest government failure, one that unequivocally signals "Canada is broken." Canadian mining icon Frank Giustra on whether Canada is about to miss out on yet another major resource opportunity, and the jobs and government revenues that come with it. Plus insights into the costs governments pile on home builders, a great Goofy and much more.

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Mike has an "adult conversation" about immigration with Aaron Wudrick, Director of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute's Domestic Policy Program.

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Is Mike nuts? This week's MoneyTalks is all about housing and having an "adult conversation" about immigration with Aaron Wudrick, Director of Domestic Policy Program at the MacDonald-Laurier Institute. Don't miss the latest "Goofy" from Canada's Environment Minister. 

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Mikes talks with Ernest Scheyder, acclaimed Reuters reporter and author of The War Below: Lithium, Copper, and the Global Battle to Power Our Lives, on the reality of the choices to secure necessary critical minerals, which will ultimately derail government-mandated energy transition timelines.

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A MoneyTalks exclusive: The Auditor General of Canada Karen Hogan talks with Mike about ArriveCAN and calls it "the worse mismanagement" of tax dollars she's encountered in nearly 30 years of auditing.

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The Auditor General of Canada Karen Hogan talks with Mike about ArriveCAN and calls it "the worst mismanagement" of tax dollars she's encountered in nearly 30 years of auditing. Mike asks the tough question,does anyone really care?Reuters senior correspondent Ernest Scheyder drops by for a realistic discussion on the challenges of securing the necessary minerals for the EV transition. Plus, Ozzie on the NDP's little-known plan to cripple British Columbia's economy.

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Did you know about the British Columbia's quiet plan to co-manage all public lands with provincial First Nations? Robin Junger talks to Mike about the B.C. NDP's new economy-destroying legislation. 

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Mike on BC premier David Eby's surrender to the antisemitic mob. Indigenous and environmental law expert, Robin Junger on the BC NDP's new economy-destroying legislation. And a quote the week featuring the nastiest scientist in the climate debate. 

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