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Legendary resource investor Rick Rule talks about where gold and silver prices are headed. He also discusses his favorite areas to invest, huge opportunities in natural gas, and his favorite alternative energy investment.

S&A’s Extreme Value editor, Dan Ferris, discusses his favorite world dominating stocks and how to spot value in today’s market.  Frank breaks down sentiment indicators, stop losses and a large-cap company that looks like a value trap.

Richard Suttmeier, chief market strategist at Valuengine.com breaks down this week’s market meltdown. Andrew Horowitz, founder of The Disciplined Investor talks about the recent debt downgrade and key technical levels you should focus on before buying stocks.

Jeff Clark, editor of the Big Gold newsletter, says gold and silver prices have plenty more upside. He gives us his top two gold stocks to buy right now.

Dr. Kent Moors has been an advisor to major oil companies for more than three decades. He sits down with Frank to discuss where oil is heading, the huge potential in natural gas and his favorite energy picks.

Legendary investor, author and billionaire Jim Rogers talks about the destruction of the dollar, the one commodity he's buying right now, and his favorite short. Jim also talks about investing in one of the most unstable countries in the world. 

Chris Mayer, editor of the Capital & Crisis newsletter, talks about the huge demand coming for liquefied natural gas (LNG). Frank breaks down Chesapeake’s $150 million investment to build LNG fueling stations.    

Dan Ferris, editor of the Extreme Value and The 12% Letter newsletters, talks about his favorite value plays. Dan also breaks down Greece, the economy, and shows us where to find strong yields.  

ValuEngine’s chief market strategist, Rich Suttmeier, breaks down housing and the economy.  Frank talks about stocks you should be buying right now.   

Stephanie Link, Director of Research at TheStreet.com, sees a repeat of last summer's sell-off. Lou Basenese, founder of The White Cap Research Group, talks about small-caps and where he sees value in today’s market. 

Frank talks about strategies to protect yourself from a further pullback in stocks. He also breaks down key sentiment indicators, recent economic data and several individual stocks.

Frank discusses the latest pullback in stocks and how economists seem too optimistic about second-half growth.  Matt Badilai, editor of S&A's Resource Report is optimistic on natural gas but cautious on oil.

Tom Dyson, former editor of the 12% Letter at S&A, talks about his new income generating project. Frank breaks down the economy and inflated earnings estimates for S&P 500 companies.

Gold Stock Analyst editor John Doody sees huge opportunities in large-cap gold stocks.  S&A’s Short Report and Advanced Income editor Jeff Clark is also bullish gold stocks and shares several option strategies with us. 

The Disciplined Investor’s Andrew Horowitz breaks down the charts on the S&P 500 and Russell 2000. Frank talks about the headwinds small-caps face in the short-term.

Extreme Value and 12% Letter editor Dan Ferris says cash is not a bad strategy right now.  Alex Green, Investment Director at the Oxford Club, talks about his new book Beyond Wealth.  Alex has one of the best track records in the newsletter industry.

Rich Suttmeier, chief market strategist for Valuengine.com, sees a major pullback in stocks. Frank talks about how to protect profits. 

Franks' guests include S&A Editors Dr. David Eifig and Braden Copeland. Eifrig discusses opportunities in the muni-bond market. Copeland talks about the Fed and what the end of QE2 means for stocks.

Stephanie Link, Director of Research for TheStreet.com, breaks down first quarter earnings season. Frank discusses the recent downgrade of U.S. debt, bank earnings, and his favorite sector to buy right now.

Andrew Hororwitz, host of the Disciplined Investor, talks currencies, the end of QE2, Apple, and the best sectors to invest in today. Frank breaks down Alcoa's weak earnings and tells us why most large-cap banks should be avoided.