Wall Street Unplugged - What's Really Moving These Markets

Bill Bonner, best-selling author and founder of newsletter publishing giant Agora, talks about the upcoming credit crisis that will wipe out most investors and crush the global economy. Bill just wrote a 10-page report in his Bill Bonner Letter explaining this financial reckoning. He believes the first phase of this collapse is happening right now. It's the same phase that took place just before the markets collapsed in Austria, Argentina, China and Germany. Bill says, "He hopes this reckoning does not take place but it's a mathematical certainty." In this rare interview (Bill rarely does media), he explains how investors can protect themselves - physically and financially - right now.

We start today with a comment from Bill who’s just starting his investing career. Frank tells him that brand new investors should put enough money into one stock that you need to look at at least once a week. Follow it’s ups and down’s. That’s how you learn. Then Cole asks Frank about uranium stocks and UEC in particular. It’s pushing higher on some recent good news David from Dubai wants to update Frank on what he’s seeing while living over there. Last question today is from John who wants to know more about Jim Rickards and his recent predictions.. Plus, Franks brand new website is live at www.Frankcurzio.com 0 0 1 128 730 Black Swan Capital 6 1 857 14.0 Normal 0 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-parent:""; mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0in; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:12.0pt; font-family:Cambria; mso-ascii-font-family:Cambria; mso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-hansi-font-family:Cambria; mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;} Go here to learn more about it, and don’t forget send in your questions here.

Mike Burnick, 25-year market veteran and Editor of the Martin Weiss Ultimate Portfolio at Money and Markets, explains why investors need to diversify into international markets. He highlights how 20 of the world's largest central banks have recently lowered interest rates and why this will lead to stronger growth in many of these overseas markets. Mike then breaks down which global markets you should be investing in based on value and growth potential. He also shares some of his favorite international stocks to buy right now.

We start today with a question from Rob who knows some clarification on GE’s forward earnings. Frank’s a huge fan of GE and he explains why. Then Josh asks Frank if he should, “Sell in May and Go Away”. Andrew wants some info on gas prices, it seems like they’re not in synch with the cost of a barrel of oil. And Tom sends Frank a great email asking about the efficient market theory. In other words, can Frank’s track record beat that of a monkey throwing darts? Last question today is from Jessie who wants to know more about Pink Sheet stocks and First Majestic Silver. Plus, Franks brand new website is live at www.Frankcurzio.com Go here to learn more about it, and don’t forget send in your questions here.

Amir Adnani, CEO of Uranium Energy Corp. (NYSE: UEC) and world renowned uranium expert, gives us a glimpse of the huge potential that lies ahead for his uranium company. In a few years, he believes Uranium Energy could become the largest producer of uranium in America. Amir also talks about how his company secured historical data dating back to the 1970's and 80's that show exactly where the largest uranium deposits can be found in America. These deposits must get developed as America (the largest consumer of uranium) needs to find a domestic supply of uranium to power electricity. Finally, Amir breaks down how uranium is processed, packaged and shipped to its customers... He highlights the domestic and international factors investors need to pay attention to before investing in uranium stocks... And he explains why these factors will result in much higher uranium prices in the years ahead... Frank says this Podcast is a "must-listened to" for anyone who wants to learn more about the uranium industry. It's a depressed commodity (in a bear market much longer than gold and silver) that could offer investors huge returns once the cycle turns. In fact, this turn may have started already with uranium being one of the best performing sectors over the past two months.

We start today with a question from F.B. who first wants to know Frank’s opinion on Uranium ETF’s and secondly, what Frank thinks about companies that are offering 10% or more in dividend payouts. Then Peter asks Frank how can retail investors gain access to private placements and gives us some inside info into China. Jonathon wants some info about what happens when a stock gets de-listed from the New York Stock Exchange. And John sends Frank a great email how many of the kids he’s coaching are wearing Under Armour. Last question today is from David who wants to know more about stack ranking and how that affects those companies that implement it. Plus, Franks brand new website is live at www.Frankcurzio.com Go here to learn more about it, and don’t forget send in your questions here.

Kristin Bentz, 30-year retail veteran and president of The Talended Blonde, talks about the next biggest trend in retail. It's about to change the future of the retail industry. She also breaks down recent earnings on Wal-Mart and Target and talks about the huge risks investing in teen retailers. Kristin then shares her favorite retail stocks to own. Finally, Kristin talks about her recent trips to the two major retail conferences. There are several trends that were disccussed at these events that could influence which retail stocks you buy in the future.

We start today with a question from John wants more info on Herbalife after it popped up last week. Then Alan asks Frank what his opinion is on brokerage accounts that allow you to trade international stocks and set up watch lists. Jay wants to know more about Under Amour and Peter wants to know about Facebook. And Bill sends Frank a great email explaining how he’s doing his own due diligence. Last question today is from Ryan who wants to know more about virtual reality. Is it for real? Plus, Franks brand new website is live at www.Frankcurzio.com Go here to learn more about it, and don’t forget send in your questions here.

Marin Katusa, resource expert and fund manager drops a couple of big bombshells here today as he shares his new plans. He’s left Casey Research to start his own company Katusa Research and for the next two years he’s going to give away all his research for free. There were no fallouts, no hard feelings and everyone is still great friends. Casey research has recently been bought (listen today to see who the buyer is) and the timing was just perfect for him to go out on his own. He shares his secrets to finding the best junior mining stocks and dives deep into the huge potential in uranium companies. There’s blood in the streets right now and if you have the stomach for it Marin says it’s time. He talks about his biggest winners, why he has the best contacts in the resource industry and how's he's been able to make money during one of the most brutal downturns in decades. I’d urge you to sign up now for all his research and get one of the best educations in the junior resource industry, for free

We start today with a question from Elliot about dividends and dividend reinvestment plans. Then Dan asks what his opinion is on Seeking Alpha. Franks like it but it comes with a warning. Bob wants to know about ratios. Which one should he concentrate on and which matter the most. And Jack wants to know what Frank thinks of David Einhorn’s call on Pioneer Natural Resources. Plus, Franks brand new website is live at www.Frankcurzio.com Go here to learn more about it, and don’t forget send in your questions here.

Andrew Horowitz, podcast host, money manager and author, joins Frank on Wall Street Unplugged to talk about the markets, economy and new ideas. He says investors should be cautious buying stocks as earnings growth is starting to slow. He also shares his favorite areas to put cash as interest rates rise. Andrew then recommends his favorite ideas including oil services stocks, resource stocks and one under-the radar transportation name that's about to see a surge in business. Andrew also talks about areas to avoid including several social media names, a new burger company that just became public and one country that will see a huge slowdown in growth.

We start today with a question from Richard who wants to know whether listening to conference calls is worth your time. Then Case asks Frank what book he should read to get a quick education before he starts investing and wants to know if Frank is following Papa Murphy’s (FRSH) and what he thinks. Michael comments that he bought Teeka Tiwari’s newsletter after he was on the show and now wants to know what Franks thinks about Xerox (XRX). Kenneth asks Frank to compare GE vs. Apple and to explain why he likes one better than the other. Plus, Franks brand new website is live at www.Frankcurzio.com and his new newsletter Disrupters and Dominators has launched. Go here to learn more about it, and don’t forget send in your questions here.

Marc Lichtenfeld, chief income strategist at Oxford Club, talks about his special system to finding the best dividend paying stocks. He shares his two favorite income generating ideas and talks about the major risks in owning several of the most popular dividend paying funds. Marc also talks biotech stocks, why individual investors should ignore sell-side research, and who will win the Floyd Mayweather / Manny Pacquiao fight. Marc is a professional ring announcer for boxing and knows most of the major players who will be attending "The Fight of the Century."

We start today with a comment from John today asking how he can get onto Frank’s email list. It’s easy, just go to www.frankcurzio.com and sign up. James wants to know if Frank thinks this oil rally is for real. Frank did a lot of research, call a lot of of his friends in the oil business and gives you his take today. Chester wants to know that what he thinks about the system of “trend following” is the only system that can work and he follows up with a comment about Doug Casey and a few other questions about Frank’s education. Then Alan asks about Mylan and did he miss the bus and Harry asks about McDonalds. Plus, Franks brand new website is live at www.Frankcurzio.com and his new newsletter Disrupters and Dominators has launched. Go here to learn more about it, and don’t forget send in your questions here.

James Altucher is an entrepreneur, former hedge fund manager and host of the James Altucher Show on iTunes. Frank calls James "one of the smartest people he knows." James stops by to talk about his brand new newsletter called The Altucher Report. He tells us why he's writing his first ever newsletter and why it's unique compared to the rest of the industry. He will then show you how to subscribe to his newsletter for less than $40 a year. Also in the interview... James reiterates why sending your kids to college is a terrible idea. He will show you how to build a strong network and share a list of interesting jobs for retirees. Finally, James talks about his favorite technologies, the current state of the private technology market and one tech company investors should buy right now.

We start today with a comment from Paul about the list of free financial research websites Frank covered in our podcast Episode 300 John wants to know about Frank’s new free report on his small stock portfolio. Click here if you want that report and click the banner on the right. Matt asks Frank about Canadian stocks. David wants to know about the mail order food service business and the packaging companies that help them ship their perishables. Another John has a couple of questions in the junior mining sector and Alan wants to know if there is any opportunity in water stocks. Plus, Franks brand new website is live at www.Frankcurzio.com and his new newsletter Disrupters and Dominators has launched. Go here to learn more about it, and don’t forget send in your questions here.

Teeka Tiwari, editor of the MegaTrends Investing newsletter for Palm Beach Research, talks about some of the biggest technology trends that will impact the world over the next 10 years. Teeka was an early investor in Apple (before the first iPhone was created) and also in 3-D printing companies. He will show you how to spot huge trends before they are mentioned in mainstream media. Frank then breaks down his recent call to buy General Electric. The company made a major announcement to sell off its finance division and return $90 billion to investors over the next four years. The stock responded with its biggest percentage gain in six years. Frank's subscribers are already up more than 10% on GE - just a few days after he recommended it in his Disruptors & Dominators newsletter. He will tell you why GE has much more upside ahead and how this company is a much better long-term stock for retirees - instead of McDonald's and Proctor & Gamble.

We start today with a question from Tom. He was to know what Frank thinks about the VIX. Another Tom wrote in to ask Frank if he has a favorite financial website. Yahoo finance is good but Frank offers up a few other ideas. Andrew asks about the QQQ and the SPY and does it make sense to own them both. We got a question from Doug about the broader markets and a research paper he was just sent. Plus, Franks brand new website is live at www.Frankcurzio.com and his new newsletter Disrupters and Dominators has launched. Go here to learn more about it, and don’t forget send in your questions here.

Keith Nuemeyer is a pioneer in the resource industry. He's been investing, financing and managing companies in the resource industry for over three decades. He founded First Quantum Minerals in 1992. He took the company from a penny stock and turned it into one of the largest copper producers in the world. In 2002, he founded First Majestic Silver. He took the company from a penny stock and also turned it into a multi-billion dollar producing giant. Today, Keith is starting a new venture. It's called First Mining Financial. The company just went public on Monday on the Toronto Stock Exchange. He is using his expertise to buy depressed mining assets all over the Americas. His goal is similar to Quantum and First Majestic... He wants to turn this small company into the next billion-dollar mining giant. Keith will talk about his new venture. He will explain how he is able to buy mining assets at dirt cheap prices. More important, he will show you how to be a successful investor since timing the commodities market is next to impossible. This is a must-listened to interview for anyone who own a resource stock.

We start off today with some comments and a thank you for last week’s show with Marin Katusa. Greg wants to know if Frank could recommend a basket of stocks in the natural resource and mining sectors. Frank says to stay tuned, its coming soon. One of our listeners wants to know if it’s OK to pay a premium over his buy up to price for a stock that Franks thinks has the potential to be a “multi-bagger”. Joel wants to know why Frank would want to talk to “old farts”. Dave wants to know what places he should be investing in incase where in a bubble. And our last question comes in from Mary who’d like an update on Cullen Frost Bank. Please send in your questions here. Plus, Franks brand new website is live at www.Frankcurzio.com and his new newsletter Disrupters and Dominators has launched. Go here to learn more about it.

Dr. David Eifrig, editor of the Retirement Millionaire and Income Intelligence newsletters at S&A, says we are entering a new phase of the bull market. He expects stocks to run much higher from here as economic conditions in the U.S. continue to improve. Doc then talks about his recent travels around the world, the one sector that could see a huge correction, and why investors should be investing in small-cap stocks. He also shares his latest recommendation, a $2 billion market-cap stock that investors should buy right now.

We start off today with a question from Tom on Under Armour. Frank’s a fan and gives you his reasons why Frank then covers his past recommendation on Altius. Listen today to get his current call on this natural resource royalty company and that market as a whole. Patrick asks Frank about how many of his positions make sense to own at any one time. Should he buy everything? And Bob as Frank if his call on biotech was premature. And Joan writes in to say thanks for the recommendation. Please send in your questions here. Plus, Franks brand new website is live at www.Frankcurzio.com and his new newsletter Disrupters and Dominators has launched. Go here to learn more about it.

Marin Katusa, resource expert and fund manager at Casey Research, shares his secrets to finding the best junior mining stocks. He talks about his biggest winners, why he has the best contacts in the resource industry and how's he's been able to make money during one of the most brutal downturns in decades. Marin also shares his favorite sector to buy. And he highlights three junior mining stocks that every long-term investor should own. These names are all trading below $1 a share and have huge upside potential.

We start off today with a question on the retail sports shoe space, Nike, Adidas and Foot Locker and Under Armour. Chris then asks Frank about cable and satellite TV services and if he’s still bullish on Direct TV. Joe asks Frank about online gaming and the “Internet of everything”. Please send in your questions here. Plus, Franks brand new website is live at www.Frankcurzio.com and his new newsletter Disrupters and Dominators has launched. Go here to learn more about it.

Nilus Mattive, editor of the Income Superstars newsletter for Uncommon Wisdom, compiled one of the best track records in the dividend & income space over the past few years. He shares his secrets behind finding the best dividend-paying stocks and also recommends a few of his favorite ideas. Nilus then offers tips for investors nearing retirement. This includes how to get bigger monthly Social Security checks and the best ways to generate safe income over the life of your retirement.

We start off today with a question about a few stocks that were in Frank’s old portfolio. Frank recaps the story behind his recommendation on Vringo. Frank talks a video that circulating around the Internet about The Four Horseman; Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook. He recaps his research on STMicroelectronics and why he likes this sector and especially this sensor company. And Rob asks Frank a question that prompts him to talk about how he formulates his overall economic and market view. Please send in your questions here. Plus, Franks brand new website is live at www.Frankcurzio.com and his new newsletter Disrupters and Dominators has launched. Go here to learn more about it.

Frank interviews personal finance expert and author Farnoosh Torabi. She talks about the best way for retirees to generate income, the easiest way to lower your debt and how young investors could become rich using these simple money saving techniques. Frank then pays tribute to Jim Cramer, who is celebrating his 10-year anniversary as host of CNBC's Mad Money. In his educational segment, Frank also shares one of his favorite healthcare picks. It's a stock rarely mentioned in mainstream media and had huge upside potential.

We start off today with a question from Kurt who wants to know why Frank didn’t start his own newsletter business. Frank explains the newsletter business and everything involved. Jacob asks Frank about some of the picks from his previous newsletter and he recaps their current potential and Adriana wants to know about Cisco. Please send in your questions here. Plus, Franks brand new website is live at www.Frankcurzio.com and his new newsletter Disrupters and Dominators has launched. Go here to learn more about it.

Steve Sjuggerud, editor of True Wealth and True Wealth Systems newsletters for S&A, talks about why U.S. stock will go much higher from here. He explains why he's bullish on China and why investors should continue to stay clear of Russia and Greece. Finally, Steve shares his favorite idea - which trades at just 8 times earnings and pays over a 5% yield.

We start off today with a question from Steve about model portfolios. If you’re not sure exactly what that is, listen here. Mark asks Frank first about Disney and secondly if he could talk about “permabears”. Paul asks Frank about large cap miners and could some of them be taken over. Please send in your questions here. 0 0 1 94 540 Black Swan Capital 4 1 633 14.0 Normal 0 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-parent:""; mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0in; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:12.0pt; font-family:Cambria; mso-ascii-font-family:Cambria; mso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-hansi-font-family:Cambria; mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;} Plus, Franks brand new website is live at www.Frankcurzio.com and his new newsletter Disrupters and Dominators has launched. Go here to learn more about it.

Chris Mayer, editor of the Capital & Crisis newsletter at Agora Financial, talks about his recent travels through Europe and which areas look promising for investors. He also shares unique ways to buy real estate and distressed assets in Europe by owning these U.S. based equities. Chris then talks about his methodology for picking stocks. This includes four key metrics which helped him compile one of the best track records in the newsletter industry. Finally, Chris reveals a few of his favorite ideas. These stocks are under Wall Street's radar, or covered by few analysts. And they have huge upside potential.

Today’s first question comes from Brian who says, I’ve heard your negative comments on Peter Schiff and Harry Dent. Everyone is wrong sometimes but this seems personal. Is it? Mike sent in an email asking Frank, “I don’t like that fact that these guys seem to be hawking you like the second savior…” Frank explains to Mike the realities of business. Tom has a question on KKR’s dividend and Peter wants to know about “The Curzio Effect”. Please send in your questions here. Plus, Franks brand new website is live at www.Frankcurzio.com and his new newsletter Disrupters and Dominators has launched. Go here to learn more about it.

Rich Suttmeier, former U.S. Treasury trader and stock analyst for more than 40-years, turns bullish on stocks in the short-term. Rich says momentum names like NetFlix and Amazon will continue heading higher. He profiles several other names that are huge buying opportunities - and highlights one sector investors should take profits in right now.

Today’s first question comes from Ivan who wants to know what “take a half position” means and how much money that is? Frank explains. Leo sent in a podcast request list of people he’s like Frank to interview. You won’t believe who Frank is going after. Chris wants to know if this oil rally has legs or if this instead is a trading opportunity. Frank says, be careful here and watch your leverage. And Alan asks Frank what is best and what his worst stock recommendations have been. Please send in your questions here. Plus, Franks brand new website is live at www.Frankcurzio.com and his new newsletter Disrupters and Dominators has launched. Go here to learn more about it.

Cactus Schroeder, oil expert and 40-year veteran of the industry, predicts oil prices are heading back over $100 a barrel. He gives us a history lesson comparing this downturn - with the oil crashes that took place during the mid 1980's and the 2008 credit crisis. Cactus also highlights how the costs to drill wells continue to fall each passing quarter. He talks about one particular industry (within the oil sector) that investors should continue to avoid. Then, Cactus shares his two favorite stocks he's buying right now. Visit me at www.frankcurzio.com to ask me questions for learn more about my newsletters

My brand new website is live at www.Frankcurzio.com. Plus, my new newsletter Disrupters and Dominators has launched. Go here to learn more about it. Today’s first question comes from Josh who wants to know about creating and running a weekly podcast…It’s a ton of work but extremely rewarding. Julie asks about Twitter. Short answer, it’s got huge potential and my be worth looking at to add slowly to your portfolio. The last question came from JC and he asks about the mechanics of using trailing stops. Definitely use them but don’t ever put your stops “in the market”. Be sure to send in your questions to me here.

Andrew Horowitz, founder of Horowitz & Company and The Disciplined Investor, talks about the negative implications of bailing out Greece, why taxing offshore assets will never happen, and why it's time to buy select oil stocks. Andrew also shares his favorite stocks to buy and one popular company he's looking to short. Frank then shows you how to buy stocks like Netflix, Apple and Celgene early in their growth phase. These stocks traded at expensive valuations 10-years ago. That's why most value investors ignored them. Today, these companies are industry leaders. They also provided early investors with life-changing returns. In this classic educational segment, Frank will show you how identify the next industry leaders. These methods include ignoring classic valuation metrics like price-to-sales, book value and price-to-earnings.

Frank’s brand new website is live at www.Frankcurzio.com . Please take a look and tell us what you think. Plus, his new newsletter has launched. You can go here to learn more about it. Today’s first question comes from Paul. He asks, “Frank I want to start a financial newsletter. Where do I begin?” Then, Todd asks Frank to comment on an article about $200 barrel oil. Frank answers his question and expands with his take where the future stock price of oil companies is headed. Lastly, Sid asks Frank to comment on the economy; recession, depression and the recovery. If you have a question, be sure to send all of your questions to Frank here.

Marc Lichtenfeld, biotech analyst and editor of several newsletters at the Oxford Club, talks about the JP Morgan Healthcare conference he attended in San Francisco. He calls the conference the "Woodstock of Biotech" - since every important person in the biotech industry is usually in attendance. Marc has attended this conference for the past 7 years. He will give us the inside scoop on this year's biggest themes in the industry, the important studies you need to know about, and what names should be on your watch list. He also shares his favorite biotech stocks to buy right now. Kristin Bentz, executive director of PMG Group and expert retail analyst, gives us a post-holiday update on retailers Wal-Mart, Coach, Gap, JC Penney and Lululemon. Kristin is a "boots on the ground" analyst who visits these stores and talks to executives in the industry on a monthly basis. Kristin talks about which retail companies will benefit the most from lower oil prices. She also talks about the huge impact mobile phones are having on certain sales trends. Then, Kristin shares her favorite retailer stocks to buy heading into earnings season.

Frank dives right in to the marijuana stocks and as he says… Beware! Most are down big and it’s not the time to short any of them. McKenzie asks about the resource sector and Frank recommends you go back and listen to his podcast with Marin Katusa (Episode 262). Tom asks what Frank thinks about the uranium sector... He’s bullish. And he covers a question from Jack on IBM. Frank’s not a fan and he’ll tell you why. All that and a lot more. Be sure to send in your questions to [email protected]

Jared Palmer, tech expert and co-founder of LockFeed, talks about 10 of the most innovative trends at the Consumer Electronic Show. He breaks down which new tech trends people should be investing in right now - and which ones investors should stay clear of. Jared and Frank also mention more than 20 stock opportunities throughout this Podcast. So be sure to keep your pens handy since there are new tech trends, new innovations, and new gadgets you likely haven't heard about yet - that they will breakdown during this 30-minute interview. Frank then talks about why he is now bearish on the markets. He suggests investors take money off the table right away. He also teaches investors how to look beyond the fundamentals when researching stocks. This includes how to find the next Facebook, Tesla or NetFlix - that could offer you life-changing returns. Please email Frank at [email protected] with any comments and questions

When your stocks are taking off and running much higher quickly what should you do? Should you sell it and bank the gains? Or maybe sell 50%, 60% or 70% and let the rest ride? The potential for some stocks, especially the pharmaceutical companies can be tremendous. Frank offers up a few ideas. Plus, Frank covers Vladimir’s question about whether you can you make a living day trading? And he covers a question from Michael about Steel Dynamics stock price bouncing all over the place. All that and more. Be sure to send in your questions to [email protected]

Frank talks about the biggest technology trends he saw at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. He breaks down what stocks will be huge beneficiaries of the Internet of Everything, Virtual Reality, Wearables, Connectivity, Smart Homes and 3D Printing. Frank then interviews media and technology expert Greg Kahn. Greg has worked with some of the largest advertising and content companies in the world including Disney, Omnicom, BBC America, L'Oreal and T-Mobile. He was also Frank's executive tour guide at the CES. Greg breaks down the most popular gadgets at the CES and tells listeners which trends are game-changers - and which ones could fall flat on their face. This week's Wall Street Unplugged Podcast will include dozens of stock ideas and give you a front row seat to the biggest technology trends that will shape our world over the next decade. We advise taking notes since there is a ton of information to digest. And if you have any questions or comments - be sure to send them directly to Frank at [email protected].

Frank gives his predictions for 2015. Plus, a listener wrote in asking Frank if it’s unpatriotic to short stocks. Frank tackles that question as he focuses in on the oil and oil service company stocks. And, Kim wrote in and asked Frank if there are any plays in the LNG space that he likes right now and Joe asked Frank about his 2015 outlook.

Dr. David “Doc” Eifrig, editor of The Retirement Millionaire joins Frank today to talk about the real economy. That is, the “stuff” we use day to day. Doc constantly travels across the country and talks to “us”. He constantly compares the trends in gas, cable TV and Internet costs, airline tickets and the cost of a sandwich. One of his best indicates is his “taxi cab indicator”. What are the cabbies saying is something Doc has followed for years. Frank asks Doc if he’s currently bullish on the markets or is he starting to see some cracks. They talk about The Fed., interest rates and Frank asks Doc his view on specific stocks. Plus gives away a few of his best health tips.

Trailing stops and Frank gets a question on whether it’s time to jump onto the oil services companies. The risks are huge. Franks also recaps some of the small immunotherapy companies. And Frank talks about visiting this years CES conference. 0 0 1 42 246 Black Swan Capital 2 1 287 14.0 Normal 0 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-parent:""; mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0in; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:12.0pt; font-family:Cambria; mso-ascii-font-family:Cambria; mso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-hansi-font-family:Cambria; mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;} Listen in today to hear Frank’s answers.

Global hedge fund manager, Peter Pham, tells us why technical analysis is not a good system in determining future market trends. He breaks down his methodology for picking stocks - which includes statistics and behavior patterns. Peter also tells us why he is still long the dollar and shares his favorite investment to buy for 2015.

Braden Copeland, editor at Bonner & Partners, highlights the risks investors face heading into 2015. He talks about why Russia is not cheap, what to look for before buying dividend paying stocks and how shale oil companies could see more trouble ahead. Finally, Braden shares his favorite stocks to buy right now.

Frank’s new Q&A format finally has a new name, Frankly Speaking. Asking question is critical to learning and Frank is constantly asking a lot of questions. That’s how he learns and that’s how he’s built up his Rolodex. Today Frank tackles the question that on everyone’s mind…oil. Should you be buying now? 0 0 1 52 303 Black Swan Capital 2 1 354 14.0 Normal 0 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-parent:""; mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt; mso-para-margin:0in; mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:12.0pt; font-family:Cambria; mso-ascii-font-family:Cambria; mso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-hansi-font-family:Cambria; mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;} Franks tackles this question and much more.

Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Analyst at the Oxford Club, shares his unique strategy for picking income stocks. He also talks about the most important investment conference in the world which takes place in two weeks in San Fransisco. Frank tells you why investors need to avoid oil stocks - despite the 30%-plus decline in most names. He also mentions several oil companies that could fall into bankruptcy.