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In The Zone Think Tiger Woods is the epitome of mental conditioning? Let’s see. Which requires greater focus: hitting a little white ball 8 feet into a hole amidst a hushed, reverent audience, or being in a trading room holding huge positions in multiple markets as the Gulf War breaks out and the markets are ballistic and the non-correlated markets aren’t and you can’t hear yourself think over the yelling? I thought you’d see it my way. And actually, former Olympic contender-turned-S&P trader Connie Brown, author of Aerodynamic Trading and Technical Analysis for the Trading Professional, has proven her mettle in a number of arenas. Join Connie on this 8/11/00 edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! Listen with Windows Media • Listen with RealAudio G2 Download in MP3 Format Order Aerodynamic Trading from Elliottwave.com and save over 50%! Order Technical Analysis for the Trading Professional from Amazon.com from Amazon.com <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

Ockham’s Razor Has your portfolio ever had a close shave with disaster? Maybe you’re making things more complex than they need to be. So said a 14th century Franciscan monk whose thoughts are echoed by a 20th century former mutual fund manager just turned Internet mutual fund revolutionary. Listen to Jim O’Shaughnessy, author of What Works on Wall Street, How to Retire Rich and Invest Like the Best, discuss his latest industry-altering venture, Netfolio, and hear the tale of The Killer Brownie to boot, all on this 8/04/00 edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. Listen with Windows Media • Listen with RealAudio G2 Download in MP3 Format Order What Works on Wall Street, How to Retire Rich or Invest Like the Best from Amazon.com from Amazon.com <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

Houston, We’ve Got a Problem Need to know about soft landings? Let's ask a rocket science engineer who helped put the Saturn rocket on the moon. Think the Fed can safely orchestrate a soft landing for the USS Economy? Don’t bet your moon rocks on it, says market veteran Don Hays, now piloting his own ship at the Hays Advisory Group. Don talks about momentum vs. valuation, the current market fragmentation, and lots, lots more on this 7/28/00 edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. Can you hear me, Major Tom? Listen with Windows Media • Listen with RealAudio G2 Download in MP3 Format <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

The (A-B-C-) X-Men Mutant alphabet soup? Not to the disciples of one Ralph Nelson Elliott whose groundbreaking research on crowd behavior and pattern recognition led to a whole new field on the study of how financial markets move. And who better to talk about the Wave Principle than 2 of the world’s leading experts on its applications? Join Steve "Wolverine" Hochberg and Pete "Cyclops" Kendall, co-editors of the Elliott Wave Financial Forecast on this 7/21/00 edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave "Beast" Allman. (Action figures sold separately.) Listen with Windows Media • Listen with RealAudio G2 Download in MP3 Format <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

Wall Street in Advance? Do new product introductions at trade shows act as near-term catalysts for stocks? There’s a small, but growing group of investors out there that says they do, and that it’s a schedule worth knowing! One of their most vocal proponents is successful retailer and trade show attendee-turned-successful hedge fund trader and trade show tracker Sandi Lynne, editor of Wall Street in Advance. Sandi talks about event-driven trading, niche investing, and news you can use, all on this 7/07/00 edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. Listen with Windows Media • Listen with RealAudio G2 Download in MP3 Format <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

I'm Back in the Straddle Again Have trouble predicting whether a stock’s going up or down? Don’t worry about it. Trade option volatility instead! It’s one heck of a lot easier according to best-selling author, trader, newsletter editor, money manager and 27-year veteran options expert Larry McMillan. Get naked with Larry on this 6/30/00 edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. (Q: What kind of car does a volatility trader drive? A: A Vega, of course!) Listen with Windows Media • Listen with RealAudio G2 Download in MP3 Format <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

Does the IMF need Al-Anon? Do you know what “rent-seeking” behavior is? You should, because it’s probably costing you money. Is market risk your only financial risk? Not according to long-time Certified Financial Planner Doug Thorburn, author of Drunks, Drugs and Debits -- How to Recognize Addicts and Avoid Financial Abuse. Doug answers these questions and more on this 6/23/00 edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. You'd better listen; your financial health may (co)depend on it! Listen with Windows Media • Listen with RealAudio G2 Download in MP3 Format <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

Living in a Material World Every other day, investors breathlessly await some number that supposedly tells them how they’re doing - GDP, retail sales, quarterly earnings, you know the routine. But does that really paint a complete picture? Does it matter that average weekly income peaked in 1973? That the US child poverty levels are among the world’s worst? That the gap between the rich and the poor is at its highest level in 50 years? The folks at the Fordham Institute for Innovation in Social Policy think so. Now don’t go running off to the Peace Corps, just grab the material girl (or guy) of your choice and listen to Institute founder Dr. Marc Miringoff, author of The Social Health of the Nation, How America is Really Doing on this 6/16/00 edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! Listen with Windows Media • Listen with RealAudio G2 Download in MP3 Format Order The Social Health of the Nation from Amazon.com <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

Tell me why I don’t like Mondays Do stocks know what day of the week it is? What month? The last digit of the year? There’s evidence that they do. Although the January Barometer is bearish for 2000, the last seven months of an election year haven’t lost ground for half a century. Who thinks up this stuff and what’s it all mean? Let’s just ask Yale Hirsch, author of the Stock Trader's Almanac and Don't Sell Stocks on Monday on this 6/09/00 edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! It’s a date! (Note: WSU management bears no responsibility for faulty silicon chips). Listen with Windows Media • Listen with RealAudio G2 Download in MP3 Format <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

So Long Soros, Hello Saros! George may have had a tough April, though he’s probably only down, not out. But who, or what, is Saros? There’s a market timer-cum-researcher out there who knows, and had Mr. Soros been listening to his forecast for April, it might have saved him a few billion. Now you can avoid the heartbreak of  “psorosiasis!” Listen to Chris Carolan, editor and publisher of Calendar Research Reports, on this 6/02/00 edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! (Right on the new moon too! Does it get any better than this?) Listen with Windows Media • Listen with RealAudio G2 Download in MP3 Format <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

The World (Not) According to GARCH A traditional, widely-used method of modeling financial markets says that crashes like 1929 or 1987 should only occur about once every 5000 years. In other words, it ain't the real world! So says scientist Anders Johansen, whose own model appears to have forecast the NASDAQ’s collapse this spring. You may not need a doctorate in physics to predict the markets, but could it hurt? Grab a beaker, sit by a speaker and listen to “Dr. J” on this 5/26/00 edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! (Slide rule optional.) Listen with Windows Media • Listen with RealAudio G2 Download in MP3 Format <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

Up In Smoke “What’s your burn rate?” “A half million a month or so.” “Rest in peace, baby.” - excerpted from Burn Rate Want some insights about the Internet frenzy from a guy who was there inside and early? Meet NetGuide publisher, NY Magazine columnist and prolific author Michael Wolff, on this 5/19/00 edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! (SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Internet investing may cause smoking?) Listen with Windows Media • Listen with RealAudio G2 Download in MP3 Format Order Burn Rate from Amazon.com <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

Wealth Defect? Here’s a controversial thought: What if the price of stocks doesn’t have as much to do with the economy as you’ve been led to believe? That’s what Barron’s Economics editor Gene Epstein thinks. No way, you say? But then how come last month when stocks went down, new luxury car sales soared? Anyway, while you’re deciding what color interior you want, listen to Gene on this 5/12/00 edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! (Does Jaguar make an extended cab pick-up?) Listen with Windows Media • Listen with RealAudio G2 Download in MP3 Format <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

Hawaiian Eye Bert Dohmen, editor of the Wellington Letter, watches just about anything that moves from his home in the Pacific. And after almost 40 years of trading and analyzing markets, you can bet he’s seen quite a bit. Bert takes issue with Fed policy, talks trading vehicles and current markets, all on this 5/05/00 edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! And meet Miss Hawaiian Tropic International 2000! (Well, OK, that last part’s not true, maybe next week.) Listen with Windows Media • Listen with RealAudio G2 Download in MP3 Format <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

Are Stocks Leptokurtotic? As a matter of fact, yes they are. And, believe it or not, that matters to you! Don’t just take my word for it though because Edgar Peters, author of the “bible of market chaologists” and Chief Investment Officer of PanAgora Asset management, will tell you the same thing. And he’s responsible for $2 billion dollars. Join Ed on this 4/28/00 edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! What’s that? The solution to the Monte Hall Dilemma too? It’s like Christmas without the hassle! Listen with Windows Media • Listen with RealAudio G2 Download in MP3 Format Order Chaos and Order in the Capital Markets, Fractal Market Analysis or Patterns in the Dark from Amazon.com <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

"Never Fade the Dead Italian" Mathematician Leonardo Fibonacci da Pisa, that is. Words to live by for Peter De Sario, editor of Wave(s) of the Future(s), and a technician’s technician. If there’s a market timing tool out there, you can bet that Pete has mastered it. Elliott wave? Pete’ll sell fruit salad if it has five waves up, so grab a bowl and join Pete on this 4/14/00 edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! Listen with Windows Media • Listen with RealAudio G2 Download in MP3 Format <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

Honey, Does Maalox Trade on the Big Board? Think you’ve got stress? How’d you like to make a living looking for values in this future-revenues-priced world? 28-year market veteran Henry Van der Eb, manager of the $100 million Gabelli Mathers Fund and head of Gabelli’s non-correlated mutual funds group, does it day in, day out and, more impressively, he’s alive to talk about it! So grab a brew and some Tums and join Henry on this 4/07/00 edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! Listen with Windows Media • Listen with RealAudio G2 Download in MP3 format <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

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