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Hoping This News is Fake
January 13, 2017
The Chief kicked off the show with John Neal from PTi Securities – Arizona – to talk this week’s slow market shifts.
Kevin O’Neill joins us for a rare Friday segment to discuss everything from Notre Dame Basketball to Obamacare.
Wayne Madsen of the Wayne Madsen Report rounds out the show. We cover fake news and go over the last couple weeks of news we wish was fake.
New Year, New Chief?
January 5, 2017
The Chief and Lou Michels kick off the show to talk about the mass closing of many Sears and Macy’s stores across the nation. Chief is flabbergasted by the idea of online shopping and the huge number of online holiday sales.
We touch on The University of Duke Men’s Basketball team before talking about the situation in Syria. Did the Obama administration succeed or fail out there? The bi-weekly argument of electoral votes vs. popular vote happens once again.
We round out the show with a short discussion on the University of Minnesota and their football program.
A Year in Review
December 30, 2016
John Neal of PTi Securities kick off the show to talk stock markets. What is working? What isn’t?
Kevin O’Neill joins us for a very special Friday segment as we go over Obama’s moves against Russia before touching on the over saturated college football bowl system.
The professor, Hal Snarr, joins the last Stocks & Jocks of 2016 by helping us go over the last calendar year.
Give and Take
December 28, 2016
Kevin O’Neill gets us started talking tax structure, personal debt and much more. David Andalman, Technical Analyst and Money Manager at PTI Securities & Futures, talks Trump policy, holiday markets and looking ahead to trading in 2017 under a new administration.
Stocking the Cabinet
December 12, 2016
Kevin O’Neill discusses Donald Trump appointees, the weight businesses carry in new compliance regulations and the latest in the NFL. Chicago attorney, Gregg Rzepczynski, is in-studio talking housing markets and more. Finally, David Andalman of PTI Securities & Futures predicts a major bear market beginning in January 2017.