This week, Radley Balko, senior writer and investigative reporter for the Huffington Post, joins our show.

This week, James Altucher sits in for Porter and joins me and our special guest Ryan Holiday.

This week, we sit down with Dr. Richard Smith, founder of TradeStops.com.

This week, Aaron sits down with Frank Curzio, editor of Small Stock Specialist and Phase 1 Investor.

This week, we sit down with Dennis Gartman, editor and publisher of widely read The Gartman Letter.

When you have a real legend in the industry on the hotline, a veteran of over 30 years trading almost every market, every day, there’s no one better than Porter to ask the questions that can help his listeners…

And so Porter asks Dennis three very important questions…

1.            What are the most important indicators you watch every day?

2.            Where are bond yields headed and more importantly when?

3.            Oil, what’s next?

You won’t want to miss his answers to all these questions. I promise they’ll make you a much better investor.

They also talk about panic, depression euphoria and… gold.

Plus, Porter and I cover Detroit’s bankruptcy (we told you so), our “Hero’s” feedback, Gasland, civil liberties and as always, our listener voice-mails.

This week, James Altucher sits in for Porter and joins me and our special guest Glenn “Kane” Jacobs.

This week, we sit down with Eric St-Cyr, Founder and President of Clover Asset Management.

This week James Altucher sits in for Porter and joins me and our guests Michael Pento and Dan Marino

This week we sit down with Tom Dyson, “The man who has the best job in the industry”. Porter and Tom talk about how important it is to safeguard your investments.

Porter and Erez talk trading. Porter asks him how he got his start in the hedge fund world. “It wasn’t through the usual path.” That’s what makes him one of Porter’s go-to guys... And as friends do, they swap great trading stories.

They talk about the eventual end-game of all this quantitative easing and what happens when the central banks have to unwind their positions. Erez cautions “whatever outcome happens, it will likely be associated with an enormous amount of volatility in the markets that will be very painful and very difficult to endure.”