59 min

April 6th Episode Michael Campbell's Money Talks

    • Business

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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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.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

59 min

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