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CHUCK'S GUESTS
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Monday, Aug 10, 2020
Mike Brown
director of communications, LendEDU.com
The Quick Take
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Monday, Aug 10, 2020
Giles Coghlan
chief currency analyst, HYCM
The Big Interview
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Monday, Aug 10, 2020
Kyle Guske
investment analyst, New Constructs
The Danger Zone
RECENT TICKERS
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Thursday, Jul 30, 2020
Paul Lambert
portfolio manager, Tocqueville Opportunity
Tickers Discussed: SHOP, PCTY, APO
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Thursday, Jul 16, 2020
Bernie Horn
manager, Polaris Global Value (PGVFX)
Tickers Discussed: DAL, RYAAY, CROX, LB; during "Hold It or Fold It:" MEOH, MPC, TAP, WRK, NTR
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Wednesday, Jul 15, 2020
Larry Cordisco
portfolio manager, Osterweis Capital Management
Tickers Discussed: SYY, ROST
CHUCK'S COLUMN
Kids like and learn more from cash than Halloween candy
Sunday, May 24, 2020Note: This article was released to newspapers on Nov. 1, 2019 Liam, an eager, blond-haired third-grader, wasn’t playing the odds. He didn’t care about losing five pieces of candy; he couldn’t pull them from his bag fast enough. “You’ve got to go for the big money,” he excitedly told his friends as he shoved candy at me. He was the first child on Halloween night to play the candy lottery, the newest twist in my now annual effort to use All Hallows Eve as a means of teaching children about money. It’s a fun night, filled with conversations about money, value, risk, profits and losses with small children up to...
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