Compak Market Wrap

-Moe talks about the uncertainty of social security and pension benefits, the importance of asset allocation diversification and proactive investment as core steps towards building a successful retirement plan. 

-Moe talks about stocks investment and the vital factors to consider when selecting a stock broker in order to avoid financial loss and funds misappropriation.

-Moe wraps up the week by explaining the importance of portfolio diversification as a good protection against risk and an excellent hedge against stock volatility.

Charles Rotblutt, Vice President of the American Association of Individual Investors and Author of Better Good than Lucky, How Savvy Investors Create Fortune with Risk Reward Ratio

-Charles Rotblutt talks about the works of financial pioneers, their investment strategies and how to evaluate business models and other techniques for creating your own luck.

David Kelly, Managing Director and Chief Market Strategist of JP Morgan Funds

-David Kelly talks about the Fed unleashing a wave of inflation as a core implication of QE2 on the global economy. 

Shayne McGuire, Pension Fund Manager for the Teacher Retirement System of Texas and Author of Hard Money Taking Gold to a Higher Investment Level.

-Shayne McGuire offers key strategies to enhancing returns with new methods of investing in gold and making gold a part of your portfolio.

Kevin Kerr, President and CEO of Kerr Trading International

Kevin Kerr talks about the importance and uses of Rare Earth Elements, their relation to the global markets and specifically, China.

Micheal Englund, Principal Director and Chief Economist for Actions Economics.

-Micheal Englund talks about the unintended consequences of the Fed policy actions and the implications of QE II on the global economy.

-Moe wraps up the week by analyzing the effect of the U.S quantitative easing II on China.

Moe talks about the G20 summit playing a big role in promoting global monetary reforms and helping the global economy have a strong sustainable growth.