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In The Zone 8/11/00 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 week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! Listen with RealAudio G2 Order Technical Analysis for the Trading Professional from Amazon.com from Amazon.com from Amazon.com <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Ockham’s Razor 8/04/00 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 week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. Listen with RealAudio G2 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 ^ Back to Top

Houston, We’ve Got a Problem 7/28/00 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 week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. Can you hear me, Major Tom? Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

The (A-B-C-) X-Men 7/21/00 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 week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave "Beast" Allman. (Action figures sold separately.) Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Wall Street in Advance? 7/07/00 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 week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

I'm Back in the Straddle Again 6/30/00 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 week’s 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 RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Does the IMF need Al-Anon? 6/23/2000 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 week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. You'd better listen; your financial health may (co)depend on it! Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Living in a Material World 6/16/2000 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 week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! Listen with RealAudio G2 Order The Social Health of the Nation from Amazon.com <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Tell me why I don’t like Mondays 6/09/2000 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 week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! It’s a date! (Note: WSU management bears no responsibility for faulty silicon chips). Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

So Long Soros, Hello Saros! 6/02//2000 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 week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! (Right on the new moon too! Does it get any better than this?) Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

The World (Not) According to GARCH 5/26/2000 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 week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! (Slide rule optional.) Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Up In Smoke 5/19/2000 “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 week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! (SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Internet investing may cause smoking?) Listen with RealAudio G2 Order Burn Rate from Amazon.com <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Wealth Defect? 5/12/2000 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 week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! (Does Jaguar make an extended cab pick-up?) Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Hawaiian Eye 5/05/2000 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 week’s 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 RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Are Stocks Leptokurtotic? 4/28/2000 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 week’s 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 RealAudio G2 Order Chaos and Order in the Capital Markets, Fractal Market Analysis or Patterns in the Dark from Amazon.com <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

"Never Fade the Dead Italian" 4/14/2000 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 week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Honey, Does Maalox Trade on the Big Board? 4/07/2000 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 week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Do Cycles Exist? 3/31/2000 If not, don’t tell Cycletrend editor Jim Tillman who’s been using them to publish his award-winning research for the last 30 years. And, if you’ve ever wondered about using the Wave Principle and cycles together, well, you’ve come to the right place. Jim’s racking up another good year in 2000 and he’s got some strong opinions about the next couple of months, so roll on over and hear what Jim’s thinking on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary 3/24/2000 But would it have served her well in the markets? Earl Hadady, author of Wall Street classic Contrary Opinion and long-time keeper of the Bullish Consensus numbers thinks so. But there’s a time to fight the crowd and a time to jump on the bandwagon, and if you don’t know the difference, well, things can get pretty ugly! Listen to Earl explain the nuances on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! Listen with RealAudio G2 Order Contrary Opinion from Amazon.com <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Dead Economists Society 3/17/2000 Kondratieff, Juglar, Spengler, Schumpeter, Kitchin: What would they say about the current market? Well, we couldn’t find Shirley McLaine, so instead we got one of the world’s foremost experts on economic cycle theory - author and Internet CEO David Knox Barker. Join David on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Get Smart! 3/10/2000 Remember when KAOS were the bad guys? Not any more! Now it’s a pre-programmed function on Bloomberg based on math called the Hurst function designed to make you money in the markets. Its creator is hedge-fund manager and author Christopher May. So let Hurst put you in the driver’s seat when you listen to Chris on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! Listen with RealAudio G2 Order Nonlinear Pricing: Theory & Applications from Amazon.com <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Allow Me To Be Frank 3/3/2000 Better yet, let’s get the real item. After all, Al Frank does advise the #1 small cap value fund for 1999 according to Morningstar, the Al Frank Fund. He’s also edited the Prudent Speculator for 23 years and compiled an enviable record there too. So tune in now and you can call him Al on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! Listen with RealAudio G2 Order Al Frank's New Prudent Speculator from Amazon.com <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Where No Prices Are Lower Prices Than Ralph’s 2/25/2000 Aaahh, competition. How’d you like to shop for a new car like you’d shop for a new washer and dryer? You might if leading economist A. Gary Shilling is right. And what’s the difference between good deflation and bad deflation? Tune in to hear Gary on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman and find out! Listen with RealAudio G2 Order Deflation: How to Survive and Thrive or Deflation: Why It's Coming from Amazon.com <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Do It with a Super Model!! 2/18/2000 Super timing model that is. And Ned Davis Research creates more of them than just about anyone else around. Join NDR founder and Chief Investment Strategist Ned Davis on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Night Attack 2/11/2000 A long dark body engulfs a smaller white body. Menacing dark clouds. Frighteningly high waves. The hanging man lurks near the abandoned baby. The latest Danielle Steel Caribbean romance novel? No, but it’s almost as exciting! It's Steve Nison, Western authority on the art of Japanese candlestick charting, on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! Listen with RealAudio G2 Order Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques and Beyond Candlesticks by Steve Nison, or Season of Passion by Danielle Steel from Amazon.com <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Russian Psychiatrist Gives KGB “Freudian" Slip 2/4/2000 And now, Dr. Alexander Elder counsels an even tougher group: traders! Are support and resistance levels merely manifestations of pain and regret? Is AA a good training ground for successful traders? Is the Russian market the place to be? Come in from the cold and join Dr. Elder on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! Why “Nyet?!” Listen with RealAudio G2 Order the Trading For A Living 2 Book set from Elder.com, and have it autographed FREE! <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

The Trouble with Prosperity 1/28/2000 Fall down, go boom! Words to a small child, or the core belief of Austrian economics? Jim Grant, editor of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer, discusses the consequences of not minding Mr. Market on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! Listen with RealAudio G2 Order The Trouble With Prosperity or Bernard M. Baruch: The Adventures of a Wall Street Legend from Amazon.com <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

So Many Bubbles, So Little Time 1/21/2000 Growing up near the Vancouver Stock Exchange might just make you an expert on speculation. At least that’s what happened to Bob Hoye, editor of Institutional Advisors and author of a number of interesting studies about excess and ostentation. Hear Bob's thoughts on the current market, and find out why 1125 AD was a really bad time to be a central banker type - all on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman! Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Are You Addicted To Risk? 1/14/2000 Justin Mamis, editor of the institutional Mamis Letter and long time market sage, thinks you just might be! He even wrote a book about it. Hear what Justin thinks about current market risks plus some good old -fashioned chart and tape reading on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. Listen with RealAudio G2 Order When to Sell or The Nature of Risk from Amazon.com <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Does Size Really Matter? 1/7/2000 Stocks with market caps bigger than some countries’ GDPs. Average household net worth $363k. Gail Dudack crunches lots of numbers and turns out some great original research as Chief Investment Strategist at Warburg Dillon Read. Get Gail’s take on the record-breaking breadth divergence in the current market and a just a whole bunch of other stuff on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Would Ayn Rand Draw To An Inside Straight? 12/17/1999 How many poker-playing, objectivist money managers who averaged a 72% annual return for 8 years running do you know? That's what I thought. Listen to the guy Barron’s called “The Ultimate Wall Street Pro,” Trader Vic Sperandeo, on the Fed, the morality of wealth, trading and more on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

A Call to Arms 12/10/1999 How’d you like to invent something and have it used by millions of people every day the market is open? You’d never have to work again! Well, it’s one of those good/news bad news things. The bad news is that Dick Arms got plenty of recognition but nary a dime from his popular Arms Index. The good news is that he’s still cranking out creative ideas like Equivolume. Listen to Dick on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

DRAM Tough 12/3/1999 The highly-regarded Bank Credit Analyst started talking about a technology-led long wave upturn back in the summer of 1995. Get an update from Martin Barnes, managing editor of this esteemed publication plus comments on demographic myths and true risks, the Fed and more on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Cyber Campus! 11/19/1999 Did you know that there’s a fully accredited college that actually teaches courses in technical analysis online? And has on-campus graduate level classes in behavioral finance? Professor Hank Pruden of Golden Gate University knows because he started the basic program. Hank talks about trader psychology, the Wyckoff method and a whole lot more on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Forsooth! 11/12/1999 Anytime you can blend trading skills, portfolio management, global bond and currency analysis, and the legend of King Arthur, you’ve gotta go with it. Which is why Pendragon Research President Nina Cooper is perfect for this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. (And, this week’s contest!) Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Being Herve Villachaise 11/05/1999 Abolish the IMF. No taxes on the first $36K of income. No death tax. No capital gains tax. If this is a fantasy, where’s Mr. Roarke? Actually, it could be reality if Presidential candidate Steve Forbes has anything to say about it. And he does, on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. (PS - A new contest, too!) Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Hey, Norton! 10/29/1999 Thirty years ago, technical analysts were about as welcome on Wall Street as a rash. A lot has changed since then and Director of Technical Research at Prudential Securities Ralph Acampora was an integral part of the changes. Get Ralph’s take on the past and the future of the Street on this week’s Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. And, another contest! Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Can You Handle the Pressure? Can you? 10/22/1999 You’re down by 2 points. There’s only time for one shot. Sink it, you’re the winner. Blow it, season's over. The crowd is screaming. Do you want the ball? Do you really want it? If so, maybe you’ve got what it takes to be a world champion, like trader Marty Schwartz, this week’s guest on Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. And, a new contest! Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Rebel, Rebel 10/15/1999 Ever hear about the "January effect" in stocks or the Efficient Market Theory? Iconoclastic finance professor Bob Haugen discovered one and thinks the other is bunk. Plus, his portfolio software is used to run over $100b, so he must be doing something right. Haugen's this week’s guest on Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Oh, Behave! 10/8/1999 Know anything about the field of behavioral economics? Mental accounting? Time to bone-up, because both affect how you make decisions! Former Money magazine editor and co-author of Why Smart People Make Big Money Mistakes, Gary Belsky is this week’s guest on Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. And it’s contest time again! Listen with RealAudio G2 Order Why Smart People Make Big Money Mistakes from Amazon.com <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

No Bagholder Blues Here 10/1/1999 He played poker with Nixon. He almost strangled Ronald Reagan. He played Carnegie Hall. He walked on water. He’s this week’s guest on Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. He's Joe Granville! (And he looooves the gold stocks!) Listen with RealAudio G2 <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Impassioned Bear Turns Internet Bull? 9/24/1999 You've heard the rumors. You've scoped the chat rooms. Now hear the truth when author-scholar-entrepreneur (and occasional super bear) James Dale Davidson discusses the future of the dotcoms. He's this week's guest on Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. And it's contest time again! Listen with RealAudio Order The Sovereign Individual from Amazon.com <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Riding the Millennial Storm 9/17/1999 Great title, no? It's lifted from the authorized biography of world-renowned economist and Gloom, Boom and Doom editor Dr. Marc Faber. He's this week’s guest in a special two-part edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. Part 1: Listen with RealAudio Part 2: Listen with RealAudio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Is "Prudent Bear" an Oxymoron? 9/10/1999 Now, now, I’m not being impolite; I just wanted to get your attention. Besides, anybody who runs the Prudent Bear fund these days needs a thick skin. So, fix yourself a bowl of porridge Goldilocks, and join PB founder David Tice on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. And, what’s this, a nascent trend? Another contest! Listen with RealAudio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Hey buddy, wanna buy an island? 9/3/1999 Sometimes the best bargains in companies or real estate just aren’t in the good ol' US of A. So grab your passport and join NY Times best-selling author Doug Casey on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. And, of course, another contest! Listen with RealAudio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Are All Bubbles Alike? 8/27/1999 Do bowling alley stocks and junior mining companies have anything in dot.common with dot.coms? Former banker, broker, Canadian-squash champion and current editor of Deliberations, Ian McAvity, tells it straight on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. Listen with RealAudio Visit The Canadian Society for Technical Analysis Website <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Have Sex - It’s Good for the Economy 8/20/1999 Do demographics drive markets? Could the information revolution just be in its infancy? Harry Dent, the international best-selling author of The Great Boom Ahead and The Roaring 2000s sure thinks so. Harry gets specific with Dave Allman on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut! Listen with RealAudio Order The Roaring 2000s or The Great Boom Ahead from Amazon.com <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

(Wall) Streetless in Seattle 8/13/1999 20-year-market-veteran and hedge-fund manager Bill Fleckenstein makes his money in the trenches everyday, and isn't afraid to pull the trigger. Hear his opinions on Greenspan, Bubblevision and dead fish(?!) on this week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut with Dave Allman. And a new contest! Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Don’t Know Much about History… 8/6/1999 What’s your "Stan" IQ? You know, Kurdistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan. And just what is Chaostan? How’s $100/bbl crude grab ya? Maybe you should dust off the atlas. Join prolific author and U.S. and World Early Warning Report editor Rick Maybury in this week’s eye-opening interview with Dave Allman on Wall Street Uncut! Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Cyclical meets Cynical 7/30/1999 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 week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut! Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Bottom to Bottom Equals Bottom to Top? 7/23/1999 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 week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut (new contest too)! Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

What is The Crack of Doom? 7/16/1999 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 week’s Wall Street Uncut (with host Dave Allman and another contest too)! Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

He Gets Paid To Play 7/09/1999 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 week’s edition of Wall Street Uncut! Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Here’s the Skinny 7/02/1999 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 this week’s guest on Wall Street Uncut, hosted by Dave Allman? Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

You Get The Bonus Plan! 6/25/1999 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 week’s Wall Street Uncut! Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Horatio Alger Lives! 6/18/1999 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 week’s edition of … (drum roll please)… Wall Street Uncut! Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

It's All Greek To Me 6/11/1999 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, market sage Paul Macrae Montgomery, this week’s guest on The Show Formerly Known as Off Wall Street, hosted by Dave Allman. (And a movie review too!) Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Buy Trough Wars, Sell Peak Wars 6/4/1999 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 week’s edition of The Show Formerly Known as Off Wall Street. (What’s this, a contest too?) Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Let's Talk Heavenly Bodies 5/28/1999 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 week's edition of Off Wall Street. Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Stuff Your Mother Never Told You about Wall Street 5/21/1999 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 that pulls no punches talking about how the Street really operates. Warm milk and cookies not included. Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

The Case for Higher Yields? 5/14/1999 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 week’s 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 Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

The Original Internet Bug? 5/7/1999 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, this week 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 Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Mother Nature's Midlife Crisis? 4/30/1999 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 the newest edition of Off Wall Street. Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

It's About Time 4/23/1999 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. Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

Consider Your Options 4/16/1999 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. This week, Off Wall Street’s 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 Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

The Tape Tells Allman 4/07/1999 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 edition of Off Wall Street. Listen with Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top

We're Not Monkeying Around 3/26/1999 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 the new 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 Real Audio <<< Back to Wall Street Uncut ^ Back to Top