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Jim Norman, editor of The Oil Card, tells us why oil prices will almost never fall below $50 - even though fundamentals suggest they should. Jim also gives us a history lesson on how the U.S. and Russia have been controlling the price of oil for decades. 

Legendary resource investor Rick Rule says it's almost time to invest in junior mining stocks. Rule explains what to look for before buying stocks in the resource sector. He also discusses the return of the gold standard, the huge growth in LNG, and why fracking may never make its way into China.  

Chris Kacher calls in from London to discuss a few of his unique trading strategies and stock ideas. A protégé of William O'Neil, Kacher earned more than 18,000% in six years trading stocks. He is the founder of The Virtue of Selfish Investing, Managing Director of MoKa Investors, and the Founder & Managing Director of TearDrop Rain. He also helped discover Elements 106 and 110 on the periodic table.

The Mogambo Guru, retired contributor to The Daily Reckoning and chief operating officer of Smith Consulting Group, talks about the reality of peak oil and the inevitable outlawing of fracking. He also says inflation will surge in the years ahead - resulting in much higher gold and silver prices. 

Frank teaches investors how to analyze small-cap stocks.  He uses fundamental, technical and macro analysis to determine which stocks make it into his Small-Stock Specialist newsletter.  Ed Easterling, author and founder of Crestmont Research, talks about portfolio management and why investors should be careful holding stocks for the long-term. 

Savneet Singh, president of Gold Bullion International, gives us a step by step process of how investors can buy and sell gold bullion at the best price, the cost to store it, and the fees involved in every transaction.  Frank tells listeners how this important tech trend will change the future of marketing forever.

Eric Sprott, one of the best resource investors in the world, says gold and silver are the best place for investors to have their money right now. Eric also sees natural gas prices moving higher as the clean energy makes its way into cars.

Frank Curzio takes a quick break from investing to discuss the Penn State scandal, and then he welcomes CNBC Fast Money personality Jared Levy, who also serves as Managing Partner at Belpointe Capital and Senior Equities Strategist at Zacks Investment Research. Levy teaches the basics of options trading and gives his outlook on Europe and the equity markets.

Frank Curzio says forget the negatives... Stocks are at their cheapest level in 25 years. Marc Lichtenfeld, associate investment director at Oxford Club, talks about his new book Get Rich with Dividends.

Michael Gayed, chief investment strategist at Pension Partners, believes stocks will surge into year-end. He suggests investors add risk to their portfolios. Michael also sees a huge rally in Europe and Asia coming.

Keith Fitz-Gerald, chief investment strategist at Money Map Press, says Europe will come through the crisis stronger than ever. Frank breaks down big banks and tells us why most companies in this specific industry may not exist over the next 18 months. 

Debra Borchardt, market analyst at TheStreet, says JP Morgan's $2 billion loss could be much more because of this... She also talks about how Microsoft can never be Apple - when it comes to product launches. 

Jeff Clark, editor of the Big Gold newsletter for Casey Research, says gold prices will at least double as more stimulus packages are announced.  Frank shows investors how to make money in this extreme volatile market.

Chris Mayer, editor of the Capital & Crisis newsletter, expects a bailout of the European banking system... Plus, China and the U.S. announcing their own stimulus plans in the months ahead. He says this may not have the "normal" positive reaction for stocks... But gold will soar.

Alex Green, Investment Director for The Oxford Club, has one of the best track records in the financial newsletter business. He explains why investors should be buying stocks aggressively right now.

Dr. David Eifrig, editor of Retirement Millionaire, says investors should be buying stocks right now. He also discusses why you should avoid gold for the moment - and how banks could offer huge returns for patient investors. This week's special: .  

Dr. Kent Moors, one of the world's most well respected energy analysts, predicts oil prices will rise significantly over the next few years. Dr. Moors also shares five reasons why natural gas prices are about to rally.

Dan Ferris, editor of the Extreme Value newsletter, talks to us from Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting in Omaha. Dan tells us why every investor should own gold. Rich Suttmeier, chief market strategist at Valuengine.com, believes the U.S. will fall into a recession this year and stocks could by 30%.

Andrew Horowitz, host of The Disciplined Investor podcast, sees more bailouts ahead for Europe. He also breaks down earnings season and gives us his three favorite ideas with huge short-term upside potential.

Porter Stansberry, Founder of Stansberry & Associates, talks about his recent recommendation of a controversial sector. He also discusses the potential for investors to make a fortune investing in a hated asset that is greatly misunderstood.