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CHUCK'S GUESTS
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Monday, Jan 27, 2020
Leonard Wright
CPA/PFS, member of the American Institute of CPAs PFS Credential Committee
The Survey Says
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Monday, Jan 27, 2020
Kevin Mahn
president/chief investment officer, Hennion & Walsh Asset Management
The Big Interview
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Monday, Jan 27, 2020
Kyle Guske
investment analyst, New Constructs
Danger Zone
RECENT TICKERS
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Friday, Jan 10, 2020
Christian Pittard
group head of product opportunities, Aberdeen Asset Management
Tickers Discussed: FAX, AEF
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Tuesday, Dec 31, 2019
Brad Lamensdorf
strategist, The Lamensdorf Market Timing Report; manager, Ranger Equity Bear ETF
Tickers Discussed: IBM, MSFT, GOOG
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Thursday, Dec 26, 2019
Danielle Shay
director of options, SimplerTrading
Tickers Discussed: AMD, TSLA, XLY, LRCX,
CHUCK'S COLUMN
Do you have $2,467 saved for emergencies? You should
Wednesday, Oct 30, 2019For years, consumers and financial advisers have wrestled with the “right” amount to set aside for emergencies. The long-lived rule of thumb on the subject is that three to six months of salary is necessary to have an adequate emergency fund, but few people actually live by that guideline. Not only is that a lot of savings and difficult to come up with for many people, it’s also not like the typical emergency requires six months’ worth of salary in the next 24 hours. Planning for emergencies is often more about access to sufficient money than it is about the money someone has in the bank. But a new study by two college professors...
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