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Street Authority analyst David Sterman talks about working with Lenny Dykstra and then gives a history lesson on the market's reaction to very bad news.
Porter makes a bet with Chris Martenson over peak oil on this episode
Porter and Aaron welcome Professor Robert Shiller to the show to discuss his latest book, Finance and the Good Society. Professor Shiller also discusses the need to remove the government from finance, how to hold CEOs responsible to shareholders and taxpayers, and why he thinks Detroit could be ready for a rebound.
Porter and Aaron welcome the former Senator of North Dakota to the show, Byron Dorgan. Senator Dorgan, an energy specialist, is promoting his new book, “Blowout.” Porter challenges the Senator with 3 tough questions. Find out who is really to blame for the 2008 meltdown, the future of energy in America, and why Porter believes former politicians shouldn’t work for D.C. law firms.
Aaron welcomes Chief Investment Strategist of Wall Street Daily, Louis Basenese to the show. Louis talks about his niche of looking for investment opportunities with companies that own intellectual property, specifically patents. He also talks about why now is a good time to buy real estate in the U.S.
Porter and Aaron welcome economic forecaster, newsletter publisher, and best-selling author Harry Dent to the program. Harry explains his views about generational economics and the prospects for the U.S. economy as the Baby Boomer generation enters retirement as well as the various scenarios facing Europe. Porter also wagers his usual amount with Harry Dent on what the price of gold will be by 2020.
Aaron and Porter welcome famed contrarian investor David Dreman to the program where they discuss his views on investment performance, Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac and the credit crisis. Plus, Porter wants in at Augusta.
Gerald Celente unleashes a torrent of criticism against Congress, the U.S., and Europe and advises how to prepare for what he believes is the coming collapse of the U.S. economy.
Financial journalist Barry Ritholtz of The Big Picture blog joins Stansberry Radio to discuss his thoughts on the financial crisis, bailouts and mortgage fraud. Barry also gives some background on the data behind climate change, behavioral finance and trading. Porter and Barry also debate whether Social Security is in fact a Ponzi scheme.
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