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Today's guests are fellow talk show host Dan Cofall, geologist Mickey Fulp, Money and Markets Mike Larson, and Andy Hoffman of Miles Franklin.
Alan resurrects the weekend edition of Butler on Business. Today's guests are fellow talk show host Dan Cofall and geologist Mickey Fulp.
Alan discusses and editorial from Dan Cofall in which it is noted that real income for Americans has not risen since 1973. Todd Horwitz sets the current trading range and then talks about how QE has failed to revitalize the U.S. Economy. Ralph Benko discusses independence movements under way in several countries and then switches gears to talk about returning to gold standard. David Morgan gives a brief history of America moving away from honoring silver certificates and then end of silver coinage. The show ends with Dr. Mark Thornton of the Mises Institute. Mark and Alan discuss the current economic situation, the end of Prohibition, the Articles of Confederation and several other interesting topics.
Alan discusses Rep. Paul Ryans proposed budget. Todd expresses his frustrations with the Fed and media. Dr. Ileana Johnson talks about widespread cannibalism in China during the Mao era and then turns her attention to mandatory environmental easements in the state of Virginia. The second hour starts with fellow talk show Dan Cofall and a conversation about the lack of a real economic recovery. Geologist Mickey Fulp joins us for a second time this week to talk about the 8.2 magnitude earthquake in Chile last night.
Alan hits the highlights of the February Employment Situation Report. Todd stays on the sideline as the market reacts to the jobs report. Jimbo and Alan discuss a number of different topics. Fellow talk show host Dan Cofall and Alan talk about the economy and the dollar. The show ends with Carl Nordgren discusses his next book.
TheStreet.com's Director of Research Stephanie Link gives her favorite sectors in 2010. Wall Street Shuffle host Dan Cofall says gold is a long-term buy. He also breaks down the latest Government spending figures.