Wall Street Unplugged - What's Really Moving These Markets

Richard Suttmeier Chief Market Strategist for ValuEngine.com tells Frank why he’s not as bearish as he usually is.

Jeff Clark, editor or the Short Report and S&A's newest trading service, Pro Trader.

Patrick Cox, editor of the Breakthrough Technology Alert, talks about three game-changing technology trends that can make investors a fortune

Marc Lichtenfeld, associate investment director at the Oxford Club, explains why every investor should own dividend paying securities.

Dr. David Eifrig, editor of S&A‚s Retirement Millionaire newsletter, has been telling podcast listeners to buy stocks for over two years. Today, he says it‚s time to take profits.

Stephanie Link, portfolio manager at The Street and regular on CNBC's Fast Money, shares at least 10 of her favorite ideas - including one controversial tech stock that has a massive short position. Stephanie and Frank debate if stocks will wait until summer to have their annual 10%-plus correction.

Andrew Horowitz, host of The Disciplined Investor podcast, shows us how to make money from the currency manipulation taking place across the world. Andrew also sees a pullback in stocks in the months ahead - and shares his favorite ways to play the downtrend.

Matt Badiali, the Analyst of the S&A Resource Report newsletter, highlights leading indicators which suggest China's economy is about to boom. Matt also talks about the junior gold mining sector. He believes several stocks in this depressed sector offer huge returns over the next 12-18 months.

Lou Basenese, chief investment strategy at Wall Street Daily, talks about three new technology trends that will change the world. He also shares several small-cap ideas that will see huge profit growth as these trends develop.

Dr. Kent Moors, energy expert and consultant to the world's largest oil companies, tells us why oil prices will trade between $100 and $150 a barrel in the years ahead. Moors also says the geopolitical risks in the oil industry are the greatest they've been in decades. He believes one particular risk could result in oil prices spiking $40 a barrel inside of a few days.

Chris Mayer, editor of the acclaimed Capital & Crisis newsletter, talks about one of his favorite emerging markets to invest in right now. He shares his methodology for picking stocks and shares some of his favorite small-cap ideas. Chris also tells you how to get a copy of his book, World Right Side Up - for free.

Arthur Berman, geology and energy expert for over 30 years, says there is no way U.S. becomes energy independent anytime soon. He also discusses why weather - not new technologies like fracking - is mostly to blame for record high natural gas storage.

Richard Suttmeier, chief market strategist at ValuEngine.com, expects stocks to retest their 2008 lows. He tells us what sectors will get hit the hardest - and the one you should buy right now. Rich also shares some of his best individual short ideas.

Since 1997, MSN Money columnist Jim Jubak has built one of the most stellar track records on the web. His Jubak Picks portfolio has gained an average annual return of 20.9%. On this week's podcast, Jubak talks about his investment strategies and shares some of his favorite companies.

Lori Ann LaRocco, senior talent producer of CNBC, gives a behind the scenes take on what goes on each day on Squawk Box. She also talks about several of her books, including "THRIVING IN THE NEW ECONOMY: Lessons from Today's Top Business Minds," whose foreword was written by H. Wayne Huizenga and afterward by Rudy Giuliani.

Simon Lack spent most of his 20-year plus career in the hedge fund industry. Then he wrote a best-selling book explaining how investors would have generated higher returns in Treasuries compared to most hedge funds - after you factor in fees. Today, Simon is managing partner at SL Advisors. On this week's podcast, he talks about the risks of investing in hedge funds. He also talks fiscal cliff and...

Matt Badiali, editor of S&A's Resource Report, tells us why oil companies are approaching buy territory. Matt also discusses why natural gas will stay low for a long-time - and why uranium stocks should be on your radar.

Britt Beemer, founder and CEO of America's Research Group, tells us where consumers will be shopping this holiday season and what companies will benefit. Kristin Bentz, director of PMG Venture Group, breaks down the winners and losers in retail following Black Friday.

Chad Morganlander, fund manager at Stifel Nicholas, tells us how he is positioning his clients ahead of the fiscal cliff. Frank breaks down stocks and highlights why small-caps are trading at levels he's only seen twice in 18 years.

Jon Najarian, Fast Money contributor, shows us how to play his favorite stock ideas using option strategies. Aaron Brabham, co-host of the Stansberry Radio, also explains how being drunk is a great reason to change a golf bet.

Todd Schoenberger, Managing Principal at The BlackBay Group, explains why president Obama's win is good news for stocks in 2013. Todd also shares his favorite long and short ideas over the next six months.

Best-selling author, Michael Covel, talks about his books The Complete Turtle Trader and Trend Following. Michael interviewed some of the best traders in the world and shares his favorite stories. He also explains how to use technical analysis to make money in both bull and bear markets.

Bradford Cooke, CEO of Endeavor Silver, tells us why silver prices could skyrocket from here. Bradford also talks about his company's latest acquisition and why it's a great opportunity to buy his stock at current levels.

Vivek Ranadivé, Founder of TIBCO Software and owner of the Golden State Warriors, tells us why people should not run the Federal Reserve. He also talks about Big Data trends and how TIBCO is at the forefront of this revolutionary technology. The NBA fan experience will become more personalized through Vivek’s predictive technology, and he is even helping coach the Warriors in real-time.

Legendary investor, David Dreman, says to buy stocks right now. He also discusses the implications of QE3, shares some of his favorite ideas, and explains why he feels bad for most investors.