The Dow sells off 265 points after the Fed announces they will keep rates low for an extended period of time and begin purchasing treasuries.  Also, is China slowing fast enough to cause a double dip recession?  Karl answers these questions.  Plus, what opportunities are out there now that weren't there just a few days ago?

On Episode 29, Karl gives you 6 reasons why the stock market can continue to rally through the summer.  Also, is the rally from S&P 500 1010 about over or just beginning?  He'll answer that on this episode.

The Dow soars 200 points after a slew of earnings.  The risk trade seems to be back on.  Karl explains the meaning of the risk trade.  And, Big Ben's gives a monetary update to Congress.  Is he out of bullets if the economy slows anymore? 

With the S&P 500 at the 1040 level, is this the bottom or are we entering a new bear market?  Karl will answer that plus what's the key to sleeping at night when a market moves around 3% per day?  Apple could be opening the network up to other carriers.  Karl gives you all the details on this episode.

The divergence between the fundamentals and the technicals are even bigger than two days ago.  Karl will tell you which one to concentrate on.  And, BP finally cuts their dividend.  Does that mean the stock is a buy?  Karl has an alternative BP investment to look at. Lastly, AT&T and Apple have problems with the iPhone 4 pre-order website. 

The battle is brewing between the fundamentals and the technicals.  Who will win that battle?  The trading range is in place but Karl will tell you what would make him buy or sell.  Also, Microsoft unveils its next Xbox.  What's the stock going to do?  All of this on Episode 21.

Is the economic rebound over? Karl discusses what indicators he's watching to determine the answer.  Also, fear is reaching an astronomical level.  How do you play that?  Karl answers this question and much more on Episode 19.

On this episode, Karl discusses whether the flash crash is over.  Was it really that easy?  Do we have more of a correction to come.  What are the areas you should be investing your money and what areas should you be avoiding.  Also, Karl discusses the problem with stop losses.

The new Ipad is out and it seems to be the real deal.  But, is it too late to buy the stock or too early?  Also, Karl will discuss what sectors are ready to move up and make money right now.

Are there too many fundamental headwinds for equities to continue to rise?