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Cyclical meets Cynical Back for seconds! Stockmarket Cycles editor Peter Eliades talks method, price projections, technical indicators and more in Part 2 of yet another lively session with Dave Allman on this 7/30/99 edition of Wall Street Uncut! Listen with Windows Media • Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

Bottom to Bottom Equals Bottom to Top? OK, who thinks this is page 371 from the Kama Sutra? Who thinks it has critical significance to the stock market right now? Well, that’s the correct answer, but wouldn’t you rather go to a party thrown by the first group? In any case, kama-on inside and listen to Stockmarket Cycles legend Peter Eliades talk with Dave Allman on this 7/23/99 edition of Wall Street Uncut (new contest too)! Listen with Windows Media • Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

What is The Crack of Doom? How’s it feel to get notice of delivery of 45,000 lbs of potatoes? What is the Elephant’s Graveyard? What does Potemkin village have to do with the Internet? Enough already! 50-year market veteran Ray DeVoe answers these questions and more on this 7/16/99 edition of Wall Street Uncut (with host Dave Allman and another contest too)! Listen with Windows Media • Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

He Gets Paid To Play Read Steve Leuthold’s bio: 40+ years market veteran, numerous interviews in Barron’s, respected institutional money manager, his own mutual fund, just named 1999 winner of the prestigious Charles H. Dow award, a summer office overlooking the ocean. Why do guys like this even talk to Dave Allman? Hey, don’t look a gift horse in the mouth, just saddle up and listen to Steve and Dave on this 7/09/99 edition of Wall Street Uncut! Listen with Windows Media • Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

Here’s the Skinny Last summer with the Dow at 9000+, financial analyst Pat Hardy was looking for a correction to about Dow 7600, then a resumption of the bull market. What else do you need to know? How about what she thinks now? How about that she’s one of Wall Street’s premier cultural trendspotters? How about that? She’s the 7/02/99 edition guest on Wall Street Uncut, hosted by Dave Allman. Listen with Windows Media • Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

You Get The Bonus Plan! You’re a simple guy with simple needs. All you really want is to know where the markets are going. But nooooooo. We give you the Greek philosopher Heraclitus, the Russian economist Kondratieff, the German historian Spengler, and to tie it all together, the sullied virgin from Louisiana, P.Q. Wall. He's Dave Allman’s guest on this 6/25/99 edition of Wall Street Uncut! Listen with Windows Media • Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

Horatio Alger Lives! Flash back to 7 years ago. You’re a sales rep. The CEO calls you in to tell you that the company is dropping your main product. What do you do? Well, if you’re Skip Viragh, you take it in stride, take the product, and start your own company. And today, you’re running the $4.5 billion Rydex funds. Listen to Skip and Dave Allman on this 6/18/99 edition of … (drum roll please)… Wall Street Uncut! Listen with Windows Media • Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

It's All Greek To Me Take a dash of Greek literature. Add a few neurophysiological terms. Throw in a pinch of the Time magazine cover indicator. Mix in the bond yield / stock yield ratio and what do you have? Why, it's market sage Paul Macrae Montgomery. He's the guest on this 6/11/99 edition of The Show Formerly Known as Off Wall Street, hosted by Dave Allman. (And a movie review too!) Listen with Windows Media • Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

Buy Trough Wars, Sell Peak Wars Would they ever send Greenspan to Siberia for being too right? Could the century-old work of a long-dead Russian economist possibly matter to your financial portfolio? Market veteran and hedge fund pioneer Garrett Jones talks about the K-wave with host Dave Allman on this 6/04/99 edition of The Show Formerly Known as Off Wall Street. (What’s this, a contest too?) Listen with Windows Media • Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

Let's Talk Heavenly Bodies What do Merrill Lynch and the CIA have in common? At different times they each employed this week's Off Wall Street guest, one of the hottest market timers of the 1990s. There's little conventional about Arch Crawford's successful methods, but, hey they let you keep the money anyway! Join Arch and host Dave Allman on this 5/28/99 edition of Off Wall Street. Listen with Windows Media • Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

Stuff Your Mother Never Told You about Wall Street Still scratching your head about the Fed? Dave Allman asks the questions. Unconformist researcher Jim Bianco answers them. Part 2 of an Off Wall Street interview, filmed on 5/21/99, pulls no punches talking about how the Street really operates. Warm milk and cookies not included. Listen with Windows Media • Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

The Case for Higher Yields? Do you ever wonder what happens to creative analysts on Wall Street? Sometimes they set up their own shop and put out some dynamite original research. Example: Jim Bianco, who's argued for the last few months that interest rates must move higher. Coincidentally, that’s exactly what rates have done. Even better, Jim is Dave Allman’s guest on this 5/14/00 edition of Off Wall Street, and Jim's got a lot to say that you sure won't hear from the establishment! So click in and kick back! Download the charts in PDF Format (Requires Adobe Acrobat) Listen with Windows Media • Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

The Original Internet Bug? What if Jules Verne or H.G. Wells wrote a market letter? Some wild ideas that came true would have put their readers in the catbird seat. The Original Goldbug, now The Original Internet Bug, Jim Dines doesn’t write novels, but over the past 40 years he’s had a few wild ideas that were nothing short of prescient. Even better, in this 5/07/99 edition he’s Dave Allman’s guest on Off Wall Street. Wait till you hear what Jim’s got to say about the future of the Internet! Listen with Windows Media • Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

Mother Nature's Midlife Crisis? Does a volcano in the Pacific matter to Manhattan? Was Hurricane Mitch the last of its kind or the start of a trend? How come people didn't build homes right next to rivers 50 years ago? Why Kosovo? This week, Off Wall Street helps you put La Nina and El Nino in their proper perspectives. Catch Browning Newsletter editor Evelyn Browning Garriss chatting about the weather with Dave Allman on this 4/30/99 edition of Off Wall Street. Listen with Windows Media • Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

It's About Time Just can’t get in sync with the markets? Maybe you’re not using the right calendar. Seven-year options’ pit veteran, editor of The Spiral Calendar and 1998 winner of the prestigious Charles H. Dow award, Chris Carolan, thinks he’s solved that little problem in this 4/23/99 edition of Off Wall Street. Listen with Windows Media • Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

Consider Your Options Trading options from home. You’ve dreamed about it during naps at your desk. You’ve heard colleagues spin stories about some guy who did it once. One Friday night, you even convinced yourself to do it, only to sober up on the reality that 80% lose money. Want to know something, though? The urban legends are true. There are people out there who trade options from home, and do it successfully. Not just in the Internet-enhanced dream world of the last year or two either, but on a regular basis in up markets and down. In this 4/16/99 edition of Off Wall Street, Dave Allman talks to one of these living legends, Dick Diamond, to help extract how these investors become one of the top 20%. Listen with Windows Media • Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

The Tape Tells Allman How's about a little technical perspective from a market veteran? Few analysts have been around as long or achieved as much as Stan Weinstein, editor of The Professional Tape Reader. Hear some great history plus Stan's take on the current environment in this 4/07/99 edition of Off Wall Street. Listen with Windows Media • Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

We're Not Monkeying Around When was the last time the Dow hit a 12-month high within a week after the A-D line hit a 12-month low? For the answer, check out InvesTech Research editor Jim Stack as he joins Dave Allman on this 3/26/99 edition of Off Wall Street. Stack discusses current markets, referencing detailed studies previously exclusive to his website. Stack even explains a component known as the Gorilla Index. Listen with Windows Media • Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut

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