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This Weeks Guests & Highlights:
- Dr. Peter Navarro & Bob Chapman.
- A special roundtable discussion with:
- Justice Litle.
- Jack Chan.
- Gary Kaltbaum.
- George Zapata Blake.
- Warren Buffett - Part 4 (recording).
- Gold & Silver move higher for 5th week in a row.
- Gold Stocks take off.
- British hostage crisis resolved.
- Gas prices climb.
- 3 Spotlight Picks with 7, 7 & 9% dividends!
1st Hour: Market report, Technical Chart Review and Spotlight Picks. The International Forecaster joins Chris Waltzek to tackle listener's questions and discuss the latest market headlines. A special roundtable discussion with:
2nd Hour: - Well-Timed Strategies: Peter Navarro-
After working for a year in Washington, D.C. as an energy and environmental policy analyst, Peter Navarro received a Master's in Public Administration from the John F. Kennedy School at Harvard University in 1979 and completed his Ph.D. in economics from Harvard in 1986.
Professor Navarro has written frequently on economic, energy and environmental issues and are published ranging from the Harvard Business Review, Journal of Business, and Wall Street Journal to the Boston Globe, Los Angeles Times, New York Times, and Washington Post.
Professor Navarro is also the author of five books on economics and public policy, including The Dimming of America (Ballinger, 1984), The Policy Game (Wiley, 1984) and the If It's Raining in Brazil, Buy Starbucks: The Investor's Guide to Profiting From News (McGraw Hill, 2001). His website is www.peternavarro.com.
- Berkshire Hathaway: Warren Buffett-
Warren Buffett’s determination and creativity have made him who he is now: the chairman of a long-term investment company which has more than $2 billion in holdings. As a child, Buffett was already ambitious. He was an enthusiastic and industrious paper boy for the Washington Post, and tried to cover more than one route at the same time. He also made money by collecting and selling lost golf balls. Buffett’s interest in finance was clear extremely early on in his life. He started playing the stock market with one of his sisters when he was eleven. At twelve, he was betting on horses, and by high school he had started a business (pinball machines) with a friend, which earned him fifty dollars a week. Not only did he own a business by graduation, but he also had bought himself forty acres of Nebraskan farm land with his profit. Graduate school was a formative time for Buffett. It was there that he met Benjamin Graham, an economic scholar whose work Buffett had begun studying in college. Buffett believed strongly in Graham’s theory that it is wise to look for stocks of companies which are undervalued, which will most probably prosper with a little time. Thus began Buffett’s untraditional approach to portfolio management. After working for his father’s investment banking company for the three years after business school, Buffett returned to Graham and worked as a security analyst at Graham’s company for two years until 1956. In that year, at the age of twenty-five, Buffett started his own investment company, the Buffett Partnership, using $5,000 of his own funds and collecting $100,000 from interested friends and family. One of the smartest moves made by Buffet’s company at that time was to invest in American Express. In 1963, a scandal surrounded AmEx, and Wall Street believed the company was near the end. But Buffett, always with his wits about him and his thinking cap on, noticed when in restaurants and shops that customers were still using the card to buy. He went ahead and bought 5 percent of the stock, which by 1961 had risen from 35 to 189 market points. Buffett is now chairman of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., which makes the long-term investments which Buffett is so adept at choosing.
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Archived Shows: Axel Merk, Bob Chapman & Chris Waltzek - March 31, 2007 Puru Saxena, Justice Litle, Gary Kaltbaum, Bob Chapman & Chris Waltzek - March 24, 2007 Jim Puplava, Jack Chan, George Zapata Blake, Bob Chapman & Chris Waltzek - March 17, 2007 Arch Crawford, Jack Singer, Gary Kaltbaum, Bob Chapman & Chris Waltzek - March 10, 2007 Dan Norcini, Justice Litle, George Blake, Jack Chan, Bob Chapman & Chris Waltzek - March 3, 2007 Sara Nunnally, John Perkins, Bob Chapman & Chris Waltzek - February 24, 2007 Yannis Mostrous,Congressman Dr. Ron Paul, Jonathan Honig, Bob Chapman & Chris Waltzek - February 17, 2007 Congressman Dr. Ron Paul, Bob Chapman & Chris Waltzek - February 10, 2007 Jim Rogers, Dr. Marc Faber, Arch Crawford, Jim Letourneau, Bob Chapman & Chris Waltzek - February 3, 2007 J.H. Kunstler, Jack Chan, Gary Kaltbaum, Bob Chapman & Chris Waltzek - January 27, 2007 Dan Solin, Peter Grandich, Jack Singer, Jack Chan, Bob Chapman & Chris Waltzek - January 20, 2007 Richard Daughty, Bob Chapman & Chris Waltzek - January 13, 2007 Kal Gronvall, Bob Chapman & Chris Waltzek - January 6, 2007 Sara Nunnally, Steven B. Lord, Bob Chapman & Chris Waltzek - December 30th, 2006 Bernard Von NotHaus, Bob Chapman & Chris Waltzek- December 23rd, 2006 Peter Tertzakian & Bob Chapman - December 16th, 2006 Dennis Gartman & Bob Chapman - December 9th, 2006 Andre Eggelletion & Bob Chapman - December 2nd, 2006 Greg McCoach & Bob Chapman - November 25th, 2006 Jeff Siegel & Bob Chapman - November 18th, 2006 Steven B. Lord & Bob Chapman - November 11th, 2006 Peter Spina, Todd Schoenberger, Chris Mayer, Mike Johnson - November 4th, 2006 Bill Murphy & Bob Chapman - October 28th, 2006 Dr. Marc Faber & Bob Chapman - October 21st, 2006 Peter Eliades & Bob Chapman - October 14th, 2006 Brian Pretti, The Contrary Investor & Bob Chapman - October 7th, 2006 Richard Daughty THE MOGAMBO GURU & Bob Chapman - September 30th, 2006 Jim Rogers, Arch Crawford, Jim Letourneau & Bob Chapman - September 24th, 2006 Bob Chapman, Jonathan Honig, Gary Kaltbaum, Jack Chan & Peter Grandich - September 16th, 2006 Joe Granville, Kal Gronvall, Bob Chapman, Gary Kaltbaum & Jack Chan - September 9th, 2006 Jay Taylor, Chris Mayer, Bob Chapman, Gary Kaltbaum & Jack Chan - September 2nd, 2006 Arch Crawford, Bob Chapman, Gary Kaltbaum & Jack Chan - August 26, 2006 Peter Schiff, Justice Litle, Jack Chan, Bob Chapman & Gary Kaltbaum - August 19, 2006 John Loeffler, Gary Kaltbaum & Bob Chapman - August 12, 2006 Chris Powell, Karl Gronvall, Gary Kaltbaum & Bob Chapman - August 5, 2006 Dr. Leeb, David Bond, Bob Chapman, Jack Chan & Gary Kaltbaum - July 28, 2006 Paul Van Eeden, Bob Chapman plus more - July 22, 2006 Tim Wood, Bob Chapman plus more - July 15, 2006 Doug Casey & The Gold Wizards - July 8, 2006 Pamela Aden, David Garofalo & The Gold Wizards - July 1, 2006 James Turk, Bob Moriarty & The Gold Wizards - June 24, 2006 The Mogambo Guru, Dr. Roger Tutterow & George-Whitehurst-Berry - June 17, 2006 G. Edward Griffin, Kal Gronvall, Gary Kaltbaum, Bob Chapman and Jack Chan - June 10, 2006 Richard Russell, Ron Brown & Trading Wizards - June 03, 2006 Jason Hommel, Gary Stroik, Bob Chapman, Gary Kaltbaum & Jack Chan - May 27, 2006 Tom Udall, Gary Stroik, Bob Chapman, Gary Kaltbaum & Jack Chan - May 20, 2006 Bill Murphy & Michael Covel - May 13, 2006 Jim Sinclair - May 06, 2006 Richard Daughty, The Mogambo Guru - April 28, 2006 Catherine Austin Fitts - April 22, 2006 Mark Leibovit - April 15, 2006 Addison Wiggin - April 8, 2006 Dr. Ron Paul - April 1, 2006 Bob Chapman - March 25, 2006 Dr. Marc Faber - March 18, 2006 John Rubino & David Coffin - March 11, 2006 Julian Phillips & Gary Kaltbaum - March 4, 2006 Steve Forbes & Dr. Van K. Tharp - February 25, 2006 Bob Chapman & Jack Chan - February 18, 2006 Jim Willie, Roland Watson & David Morgan - February 11, 2006 David Morgan Jim Rogers James Turk Dr. Marc Faber Bill Murphy
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