Market Wrap With Moe - Archived Show Directory

Moe finished the week talking about the events that occurred in Egypt and to Martin Pring, Founder & President of Pring Research.

Martin Pring, Founder & President of Pring Research

-Moe talks about the Intermarket Review newsletter and to Martin Pring.

Kenny Edwards, Vice President of California Numismatics

-Moe talks about the Financial Crisis Inquiry Comission report and to Kenny Edwards, the vice president of California Numismatics.

Dr. Edward Leamer, Director of the UCLA Anderson Forecast and Chief Economist of the Ceridian-UCLA Pulse of Commerce Index

-Moe talks about the Ceridian-UCLA Pulse of Commerce Index.

Jeffrey Frankel, Professor of Capital Formation and Growth at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government

-Moe comments the State of the Union Address and shares his opinions with Jeffrey Frankel, Professor of Capital Formation

John Felmy, Chief Economist at the American Institute of Petroleum

-John Felmy meets with Moe to discuss the increase in Oil and Gas prices due to strong worldwide oil demand and lack of supply.

Moe wraps up the week by talking about the fluctiuation of the market and how that influences people in making investments.

Dr. Ted Carpenter, vice president for defense and foreign policy studies at the Cato Institute and Author of “America’s Coming War with China".

-Dr. Ted Carpenter talks to Moe about Hu Jintao's visit to Washington and the upcoming economical war with China. Is China a friend or foe?

Greg Whiteley, Governments Portfolio Manager at Doubleline.

-Greg Whiteley talks about identifying opportunities in the Municipal Bond Market and the benefit of investing municipal bonds.

Karen Dolan, Director of Fund Analysis at Morningstar

-Karen Dolan talks about the Morningstar's Managers of year 2010 based on three award categories - Domestic-Equity Manager, International-Stock Manager and Fixed-Income manager.

Yiannis Mostrous, Editor of the Emerging Markets Spectator Newsletter

-Yiannis Mostrous talks about projected growth in China and emerging Asia despite inflation worries.

-Moe starts the week by giving expert advice on asset allocation and the importance of building a successful retirement plan.

-Moe wraps up the week by talking about CIVETS - Colombia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Egypt, Turkey and South Africa - six countries that could be the next wave of emerging markets stardom.

Greg McBride, Senior Financial Analyst at Bankrate.com

-Greg meets with Moe to discuss about the Fed keeping short-term rates low and the possibility of hiking interest rates later due to inflation or lower unemployment level.

David Ellison, President of the FBR Funds

-David Ellison gives a forecast of the 2011 financial stock market and talks about stability in the housing sector.

Micheal Johnston, Senior Analyst and Founder of ETF Database, a Web-based resource for EFT Investors.

-Micheal Johnston talks about investing beyond the four largest emerging market countries and new compelling investment opportunities in other countries.

Jane White, Author of America Welcome to the Poorhouse - What You Must Do to Protect Your Financial Future.

-Jane White talks about the four different forms of financial stress and what should be done about it - both by the consumer and through specific legislative reforms.

Ken Coleman, Editor of The Investment Tracker Newsletter.

-Ken Coleman meets with Moe to discuss the currency discord between the U.S and China and how it distorts trade prospects worldwide.

Lyle Gramley, former Member of the President's Economic Council of Governors during President's Cater Admin.

-Lyle Gramley joins Moe to discuss Fed. Chief Bernanke's testimony as regards the decline in unemployment rate and the reduction of the federal budget deficit.

Stephen Schork, Editor of “The Schork Report” Newsletter talks about comodidies

- CALL (800) 388-9700 for a complementary copy of the “The Schork Report” Newsletter!

Fred Jin, Certified Financial Planner at Compak Asset Management joins Moe today to talk about getting a plan together.

- You don't need to be a multi millionare to get financial planning.  Fred Jin gives you specific goals on how to prepare for your retirement.

Nate Pile, Editor of Nate's Notes.

-Nate Pile talks about last year's percentage rise of mergers and acquisitions and the emerging markets.

Norbert Ore, Chairman of the ISM Manufacturing Committee, Alan Murray, Executive Director Wall Street Journal.

Norbert Ore and Alan Murray meet with Moe to discuss the growth in the 2010 manufacturing market and economic growth and progress for 2011.

-Moe wraps up the week by giving vital advice and tips on asset allocation and the essence of retirement planning. 

Dennis Gartman,  Editor of the Gartman Letter.

-Dennis Gartman talks about interest rates and the impact of demand and supply on the commodities market.