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Alice Rivlin, former Director of the White House Congressional Budget Office and current Director of Greater Washington Research at the Brookings Institution-We should restrain spending and efficiently use our resources

Linda Ferrari, President of Credit Resource Corporation and Author of “The Big Score: Getting it and Keeping it”-Protect your credit like you are protecting your money

Moe ended the week with a review of the unemployment report as well as the previous discussions on investing and the problem with the exportation of jobs overseas and it's impact on the economy.

Elaine Chao, former Secretary of Labor-Poor job creation in the private sector is one of the factors that keeps the unemployment high

Tom Collimore, Director of Investor Education at the CFA Institute-Strategy in investing is about setting your goals and working on them through different investment instruments  

Barr McClellan, Author of “Made in the USA” -Can we bring the manufacturing jobs back to America?

Mr. Dirk Van Dijk, Senior Equities Strategist at Zack’s Investment Research-Earnings are up but companies are still crying economic slump

John Bogle, President of the Bogle Financial Markets Research Center at the Vanguard Group-Having enough means being able to spend on necessity and save for the future

Moe ended the week with a positive note of the market's great performance. He summed up the week's discussions regarding market indicators, astrophysics in trading and sandwich generation and how it affects our economic perspective.

Mark Rogers, Senior Economist at Econoday.com.-Major indicators of the economy include employment numbers and real estate statistics