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The Disciplined Investor's Andrew Horowitz talks about the EU's bailout, Goldman's perfect track record, and what stocks look attractive on the pullback. Patrick Schultz, Chairman of Karma Blackbox (a high-frequency trading firm), discusses what went wrong when the Dow collapsed 1,000 points.

Frank discusses market trends and technicals with Dan Fitzpatrick, founder of StockMarketMentor.com. Also, Dr. David Eifrig, editor of S&A's Retirement Millionaire newsletter stops by. He talks down the risks of inflation and gives us some money saving ideas.

Stephanie Link, Director of Research for TheStreet.com talks earnings season and what sectors you need to buy now. Matt Badiali, editor of the S&A Resource Report, believes natural gas has more downside.

Frank tells you why the SEC/Goldman news is a big deal. Michael Comeau from Minyanville breaks down Apple and the tech sector. Marc Lichtenfeld, editor of the First Access newsletter tells us his best small-cap biotech picks.  

Jeff Clark, expert trader and editor of the S&A Short Report newsletter sees a major correction on the horizon. Rich Suttmeier, chief market strategist at ValuEngine.com explains the huge rally in banks.....And why it may be short-lived.

Dan Ferris, editor of S&A's Extreme Value, shares methods for picking value stocks and his view on "world dominating" companies. Stephanie Link, Director of Research at TheStreet.com, also gives us some of her best picks. She’s been dead right on the market for over a year...Is now the time to take profits?  

Mike Comeau from Minyanville breaks down Apple. How high can AAPL go? Braden Copeland from Stansberry's Inside Strategist speculates on the homebuilding sector. Is it time to buy?

Guest Andrew Horowitz from The Disciplined Investor talks about the economy and why stocks are up 26 out of 29 days. Mike Williams from S&A's True Income service goes over the basics of investing in individual bonds. Mike has 40 years of fixed income experience and theTrue Income portfolio posted an average 80% gain for subscribers in 2009. True Income info at >> frankcurzio.com

Frank breaks down the difficulty of investing in a market where the government chooses winners and losers. Oil expert Matt Badiali from Stansberry & Associates is bullish on oil but bearish on nat gas. Rich Suttmeier from Valuengine.com sees the Dow at 8500.

Stockmarketmentor.com founder Dan Fitzpatrick sees stocks going higher. He gives some of his favorite picks and also talks about the terrible policies being initiated by the government. Frank then breaks down the housing market and AIG… and explains why both may be good investments.

Frank tells you why the Euro won't collapse. Also, Retirement Millionaire editor Dr. David Eifrig stops by to explain why Toyota is a buy right now.

Aaron Task from Tech Ticker talks about the stock market and economy, and founder of the Real Story Podcast. Also, penny stock analyst and former hedge fund manager Timothy Sykes.

Stephanie Link from TheStreet.com tells us how to pick a winning stock from scratch. Plus, Frank answers your emails and has one of the best educational segments.

Frank talks to Rich Suttmeier from Valuengine.com and Tom Dyson. Both are very bearish on the markets although Rich sees a short-term rally. Then oil guru Chuck Marvin explains why refining is a great business for the majors.

Andrew Horowitz from the Disciplined Investor Podcast breaks down the markets and economic data. Also, he shares his favorite long and short ideas. Then, editor of the Insider Strategist newsletter Braden Copeland tells us why you need to be weary of.

Dan Fitzpatrick, Founder of StockMarketMentor.com tells us why monitoring volume is so important in stock selection. Then, veteran trader Jeff Clark, Editor of the Stansberry and Associates Short Report, believes the SP 500 is headed for a correction.

Technology analyst and Minyanville columnist Michael Comeau breaks down Google and Apple. Do these tech giants still have room to run? Retirement Millionaire editor David Eifrig then tells investors where to earn the most interest on their cash.

TheStreet.com's Director of Research Stephanie Link gives her favorite sectors in 2010. Wall Street Shuffle host Dan Cofall says gold is a long-term buy. He also breaks down the latest Government spending figures.

Frank talks to Phil Flynn and Matt Badiali - two of the top oil analysts on Wall Street. One predicts $150 oil in 2010. The other suggests oil could fall if the Fed begins to tighten.

Frank and chief market strategist Rich Suttmeier from Valuengine.com debate whether Fannie and Freddie should even exist. Frank also breaks down retail sales and illustrates one of his favorite investment techniques for picking winners under $10