Wall Street Unplugged - What's Really Moving These Markets

Guest Andrew Horowitz from The Disciplined Investor sees much more pain ahead for the Euro.  He also expects stocks to pull back sharply over the next few months.  Frank breaks down the latest retail sales data.

Dan Ferris, editor of the Extreme Value newsletter for S&A, says most stocks are no bargain. He also talks about his favorite value strategy. Frank shows us how to make money by following 13-F quarterly filings.

Stephanie Link, Director of Research at TheStreet, breaks down earnings season. She gives her favorite stocks to buy - and ones to avoid.  Frank talks about ways investors can protect themselves if Europe’s macro concerns spread into the U.S.

Jeff Clark, editor of the S&A Short Report newsletter, tells us why traders should ignore the 200-day moving average… And focus on this instead. Frank breaks down big oil’s profits - as not everything is as good as it seems.

Chris Mayer, editor of the Capital & Crisis newsletter, says stocks are going higher. Frank talks about his three favorite "game-changing" small-cap companies that could change the landscape of an entire industry.

John Doody, editor of the Gold Stock Analyst newsletter, breaks down the recent sell-off in gold stocks. Frank talks about the new ideas presented at the Value Investing Congress.

In Frank's 100th Episode...Founder of S&A Investment Research, Porter Stansberry, offers ideas on how to protect ourselves from the destruction of the dollar. Since Porter's bold End of America predictions in 2010, European nations are going through a credit crisis - and U.S. debt was downgraded for the first time in history.

Stock analyst Marc Lichtenfeld talks about his new trading service called Oxford Systems Trader.   He also discusses several indicators you should look for to spot a market bottom.

Rich Suttmeier, chief market strategist at ValuEngine.com - and notable bear, says 90% of stocks are undervalued. Tom Dyson, editor of the Palm Beach letter, gives us his favorite income generating ideas.

Alex Green, Investment Director of Oxford Club, says ignore the negative headlines… As long as earnings are strong, stocks will do well.  He also shares some of his favorite picks.