SubscribeTDI Podcast 125: The Return Of Frank Curzio
September 6, 2009
Guests: Frank Curzio and Ranvir Singh. First, we finally find out where Frank has been and where he is going. Then we discuss the state of the markets along with the important eco data that is coming in the next few months. Ranvir discusses a real-time news service that will put you ahead of the curve.
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Frank Curzio is an equity analyst for Stansberry & Associates.
Frank has over 15 years of investing experience. He was recently the editor of TheStreet.com’s Stocks Under $10 newsletter where he significantly outperforming the markets during his tenure. He was also a research analyst for Jim Cramer and host of The Real Wall Street podcast – one of the most widely listened-to financial podcasts on iTunes.
Frank has been a guest on various media outlets including Fox Business News, CNBC’s The Kudlow Report and CNBC’s The Call. He has also been mentioned numerous times on Jim Cramer’s Mad Money, is a featured guest on CNN Radio and has been quoted in financial magazines and websites.
Before TheStreet.com, Frank was the editor of The FXC Newsletter and received one of the top rankings by Hulbert’s Financial Digest for risk-adjusted performance. Also, Frank was portfolio manager for Greentree Financial.
Ranvir Singh of RANSquawk. What is RANsquawk?
RANsquawk delivers unbiased financial information and analysis as soon as it is released into the public domain through an internet based voice delivery and text scroll.
RANsquawk’s underlying aim is to help you profit or protect investments by providing market moving news in an efficient manner.
What is a ’squawk’?
A ’squawk’ is an audio service that provides real time financial analysis and commentary on capital markets, alerting traders to information that affects the movement in a share price or the market as a whole.
How can RANsquawk aid my trading?
RANsquawk’s purpose is to help you navigate through market “noise” and direct you to information that can help you make money. RANsquawk provides up to the second information of strategic importance to traders, and helps them stay one step ahead of the curve.
Markets require constant monitoring (of financial news wires, television networks and direct contact with trading professionals around the world), something that as a modern day trader is becoming increasingly difficult given the current economic environment.
The team at RANsquawk utilizes its global network of leading analysts, journalists, brokers and traders, simultaneously monitoring many screens of various newswires, independent feeds, and influential TV channels for potential market moving information relevant to global equity, bond, FX and commodity markets.
This means you can focus on what you do best – trading.
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7 Responses to “TDI Podcast 125: The Return Of Frank Curzio”
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No link juice to his podcast? How rude :)
jk
No seriously.. how can I checkout his podcast, Google is not making me feel lucky.
No podcast as of yet to link
Andrew, good content and discussion with both guests. Happy labor day weekend to you.
1. I took 9/3 & 9/4 off from work, had CNBC on for a bit then wised up and turned the sound off after I heard Bob Passano say "Forget about gold, those stocks never lead the market. Pay attention to these trading on light volume the past 2 days." He then showed tickers/prices of AIG, FRE, & FNM. That's sick.
2. IMO, CNBC is nothing but a pump machine, with reporters who have absolutely no clue about trading the markets. Also, quite awhile back you had the guy who started up "Instant Bull" on your show. That place ended up being nothing more than a foul language message board like Yahoo. i hope RANsquawk turns out better than that.
2. No doubt the market has participants who have advanced knowledge of moves and information because they pay for it and have friends and interest in the right places.
3. I think Frank will look back and be so thankful thestreet.com let him go.
4. You had James Altucher on awhile back, a Jim Cramer protoge. Did you see his little clip of him stating 5 reasons why the DOW is going up another 1000-2000 points? He's calling a bottom in housing and says we'll see a surge in consumer spending as never before. I can't imagine what planet he is living on.
Here's the link. More market pumping, reporting with no depth or thinking, to brainwash the public.
http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/5-reasons-...
Andrew,
When shares are traded in something like GLD or DUG, is it true that those exchange traded funds trade futures to achieve the objectives of the ETF? If so, in the Commitment of Traders reports are these futures considered Commercials or Non-Commercials? I assume they don't fall into the non reportable category.
In the case of exchange related indexes how do commercials take delivery?
In the Northeast companies are getting ready to start or have started massive drilling projects for natural gas. New York is not letting them drill just yet but when they do I would expect that natural gas prices would be even lower. New piplines have been installed to deliver the natural gas. Just my opinion I have no special knowlege except that I live in the middle of it.
Steve
The ETF can use synthetics to get leverage .
A
Good day, Andrew
When the Law come to curb issuing more shares…
I logic that it should start to reflect it real value. What do you think?
I would think that the short sellers are going to be panic in buying back their short.
And, also that the price keep dropping it does not mean distribution of share at all.
In fact, it is just opposite, manipulators accumulate all the down with lower price for bigger profit when it got up…
For example. This article show the picture of GLD is under accumulation with Tape Reading, regardless of the price is up or down.
http://blessedfool.gaia.com/blog/2009/6/tape-read...
Best Regards
Tape reading – If someone bought UNG or GAZ from July 2008 to current how would they have done? Not too good. Looks like they take one Wyckoff quote and try to build a system off of it to sell to the unsuspecting public.