
Archive for the ‘Podcasts’ Category
Jim Rogers Podcast #2
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My mentor and I speak about Gold, commodity bubbles, Bernanke, Geithner, and I get him to answer a reader question about Market Timing.
Read MoreJeremy Siegel Podcast
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U.S. stocks boomed in the last nine months of 2009, but remained well below earlier highs. Indeed, many people referred to the first 10 years of the 21st century as “the lost decade,” because stocks returned virtually nothing while investors had been conditioned to expect 10% a year. Meanwhile, bonds and commodities experienced a stunning run. Have the rules of investing changed?
I did not record this podcast, but I thought it would be interesting to compare Jeremy Siegel to some of the podcasts I’ve done with commodity traders so you can get a feel and put things in perspective.
Read MoreVictor Sperandeo Podcast #2
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This is my second interview with Victor Sperandeo. Here is the first podcast we did in June 2009
You can click on the blue links in the podcast to take you to the material being discussed in the podcast.
Read MoreMarc Rich: The King of Oil
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I recorded a podcast with Daniel Amman, author of The King of Oil: The Secret Lives of Marc Rich, a biography of physical commodity trader Marc Rich. Ammann is Editor at Die Weltwoche, a German-language weekly paper in Zurich. His book is excellent and I highly recommend it.
Readers will learn much about the physical commodities markets, as opposed to the “paper” markets of commodity futures. More importantly, they will learn a very different side of Marc Rich that has not made it’s way through the American media as did President Clinton’s pardon.
Read MoreCharles Goyette Podcast
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Charles Goyette, author of The Dollar Meltdown: Surviving the Impending Currency Crisis with Gold, Oil, and Other Unconventional Investments, speaks with Michael Martin about the Fed, the Gold Reserve Act of 1934, and the collapse of the US dollar.
You can read my blog post on the interview at the Ludwig von Mises Institute.
Read MoreInvesting is hard. – Tadas Viskanta
Barron’s Striking Price columnist Steve Sears is out with a new book called The Indomitable Investor. The book is a rich discussion about how the market and its participants are oftentimes at odds with one another, and the latter usually paying a hefty tuition bill. Sears best quote from the book goes a long way [...]
I spoke with Jon Najarian about the markets today, as well as his upcoming education event in Newport Beach, CA in late March. What you can read below is a more in depth analysis of what we spoke about, plus it’s admittedly hard to envision the mechanics of option spreads, hence the pictures and graphs. [...]
Jared Dillian, author of Street Freak and publisher of the Daily Dirt Nap newsletter
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