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08/20/03	- Today's Investment News. - Harry Michas from Man Securities in Chicago with his insights   on the Market. - Theme of the day "Sell High...Buy Low..." - Investing Q&A. - Our contest "Who Wants to win a dollar?". - Investing Q&A. - Stocks picks of the day. - The Magazine Rack. - Our interview with Al Schwartz "The secrets to reading the   pre-market news so you can invest smarter when the market   opens" - Audio Seminar giveaway. - A Special Moment with Frank Parsons.	Listen	Listen
08/14/03	- Harry Michas from Man Securities in Chicago with his insights   on the Market. - Investment Strategy of the week. This one will surprise you. - Some stocks to consider. - Investing Q&A. - Our contest "Who Wants to win a dollar?". - Our interview with Bill Johnson on three common mistakes   investors make that can cost them big money. - Our interview with Paul Rabbitt about the effects of falling   interest rates. - The Magazine Rack. - Book giveaway. - A Special Moment with Frank Parsons.	Listen	Listen

Harry Michas ManMarketMonitor .com Harry is a member of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. He began his career as a runner back in 1971 for Shearson Hamill. He left in 1974 to attend the University of Illinois and returned in 1978 to become the floor manager for Jack Carl. In 1979 he became a member of the exchange and spent time trading gold and foreign currencies. He started filling orders in the S&P 500 pit the year they were created in 1982. Throughout his tenure Harry has been trading for his own personal account using technical analysis techniques he’s learned over the years. He is a floor broker with Manfinancial. He’s also the founder and technical analyst for ManMarketMonitor.com. Harry has been a speaker at past seminars and likes to use his 30 years experience to help traders get started trading futures.

Price Headley BigTrends.com Price Headley is the founder of BigTrends.com, which provides investors with specific real-time stock and options strategies and investment education to profit from significant market trends. Timer Digest recognized the success of BigTrends.com's investment strategies by ranking Price among the Top 10 Market Timers for stock market timing for the 2000 calendar year.

Paul Rabbitt Rabbitt Analyctics.com Paul Rabbitt is an independent research analyst and portfolio manager. He is CEO of Rabbitt Capital, and chief portfolio manager of hedged and private capital. He is President RabbittAnalytics.com, delivering independent stock research to private and institutional clients since 1998 featuring the "Q" Stock Ranking system, a twelve-factor stock risk/return model ranking 2500 stocks daily, since 1989, with one of Wall Street’s best published track records. Paul previously held dual roles as both Senior Portfolio Strategist and Chief Quantitative Analyst at CIBC Oppenheimer where he was an employee and partner for twenty years. Institutional Investor Magazine has ranked Paul among the top eight quantitative strategists. He is a frequent commentator in the national and international media.

Al Schwartz Mr. Schwartz is not a tried and true classically trained economist. His discipline lies in the science field with a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy of all things. He practically financed that pharmacy education (which in all fairness was much cheaper than the current curriculum) via his stock market picks. In addition to his stock market endeavors, he taught undergraduate Pharmacy students in the finer arts of the profession. Mr. Schwartz started working at Schaeffer's Investment Research in 1995 in the mail room (everybody has to start somewhere, especially if you want to learn something new). He started reading everything Bernie Schaeffer put in print and eventually moved into the trading department as an assistant trader. He found his take on sentiment reads a refreshing departure from the strict fundamental and technical analysis He had been using. Over the years Mr. Schwartz developed a feel for that sentiment analysis and saw marked improvement in his trading. Before moving into trading, one of Mr. Swartz's duties was to write Schaeffer's Opening View, a task which stuck as the product was ideally improved over the years. The Pharmacy discipline seemed to mandate accuracy in the report while his desire to teach also persisted into the pre-market report. As a Wall Street "outsider" our discussions and ofttimes views are expressed in that fashion. They may make sense to the experienced market devote, but more importantly, the man on the street can identify with the points of view. When the market seems a little overwhelming, Mr. Schwartz finds the great out of doors puts it all back into perspective. After a few day of camping, he can accept the fact that he can not control or know for certain where the market will move next. He doesn't have to.

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