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September
9th
Show
Highlights:
Joe
Granville & Kal Gronvall
- In
part one, the show begins with a recap of this weeks
top market headlines. Next, the Goldwizards join
me to discuss the markets. Ever bullish, Bob
Chapman shows why gold will shoot to 1,700 in
the next few years as soon as 2008. He offers a
gold stock that he thinks could triple or more in
the next few years. Next, Gary Kaltbaum continues
to monitor the semiconductor sector for market clues.
He believes the semi's are the best leading indicator.
Plus, Jack Chan tells listeners how to glean
valuable information from the COT data and provides
a website with free COT charts.
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In
part two this week, legendary market watcher Joseph
Granville is skeptical regarding the recent
stock market rally. He thinks that the trend has
changed and that the short sellers are in control
and making money. Joe cites a bearish Dow Theory
divergence as the catalyst which could bring the
entire market to its knees. He tells market neophytes
and experts alike how to implement his proprietary
indicators, the OBV and the Granville New High/Low.
He also explains that although company earnings
is a poor forecasting tool, it remains the most
watched statistic by Wall street and Main street
alike. Next, the dollar is collapsing according
to Kal Gronvall. Kal is concerned that
silver bugs may be misguided and he lays out his
plan for all precious metals investors. He's a
much bigger fan of gold at these levels. Kal is
absolutely convinced that the dollar will collapse
within less than three years.
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For
the past 24 years Joseph Granville has been
living with his wife Karen in Kansas City Missouri.
He is best Known as a stock market Technical Analyst.
Now
almost 82, his latest book HOW TO READ THE STOCK MARKET
was published last year. It explains an applies his
entire theory of On-Balance Volume.
Granville
was born on August 20, 1923 in Yonkers, New York.
His early education and training was music, improvising
at the piano at 3.
Finished
his high school training on a music scholarship at
the Todd School For Boys in Woodstock, Illinois, a
school made famous by the recent graduation there
of Orson Wells. Following a school bus tour to Monterrey
and Saltillo in Mexico, he was inspired to write his
first book, A SCHOOL BOY'S FAITH which was published
by Fleming Revell, New York and London, in 1941. It
not only was a Travelogue in poetry, but also his
philosophy of life.
While
a sophomore at Duke University, Joe enlisted in the
Navy in 1943. He was commissioned in January 1945
and ordered to report to Roi Namur in the Marshall
Islands. While there, he wrote the first edition of
PRICE PREDICTIONS, predicting future prices of U.S.
commemorative stamps for speculators. A
second edition was published in 1946. A two-volume
edition was published
in 1947 and a fourth in 1956.
EVERYBODY'S
GUIDE TO STAMP INVESTMENT was published in 1952.
Joe
was hired by E.F. Hutton in October 1957 to write
their daily stock market letter. He quit Hutton in
August 1963 to start
the GRANVILLE MARKET LETTER which is now in its 42nd
year
of continuous publication. In addition to this, Granville
also writes a daily stock market commentary.
Granville
is best known for his stock market books - click
here to view them.
His
fame rapidly grew following hundreds of seminars starting
in 1978. aside from all that, he wants to be best
known for his major contributions to technical analysis
and what he has taught to his followers all over the
world.
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Kal
Gronvall

About
me; and the scams in the coin industry
By trade I am a high school and college English teacher,
having taught a total of 11 years. After finishing
my Master's degree in 1993 I tried to get back into
teaching, but there was such an excess of teachers
I couldn't find a job. So, in the fall of 1997 I took
a job with the largest gold coin company in the country
located in Minneapolis. I worked for that company
until just after 2000 turned over. Then I left that
company to work for another gold coin company in Burnsville,
Minnesota. While working for these two coin companies
for a total of six years I got a pretty good handle
on the gold coin business, and to my shock, I witnessed
some of the lowest, most despicable acts I had ever
seen in my life, as other gold brokers around me would
lie to customers, misrepresent coins and make false
claims about them, promise people impossible monetary
gains if they bought certain coins, and the management
went right along with it.
I
decided to go on the radio and expose these scams
in the coin industry I ended up on national radio
talk shows doing just that. The biggest problem with
the gold coin industry is the fact that it is unregulated.
It is basically buyer beware. Whatever
they can get away with they get away with. In late
1998, a talk show host asked me why I was speaking
out against the coins that all the other companies
were recommending. I simply told him that these companies
sell certain coins because they bring huge profits,
not for the customer, but for the coin company. The
talk show host told me that many people from the listening
audience had asked if I had anything in writing about
the scams in the coin industry. I told him that I
didn't but that I could put some of these things in
writing. I started with 11 pages, then it grew to
17, then to 21, then to 26. I will soon be updating
my paper. After I update it I will publish it as a
book. I am offering this paper free of charge to anyone
who calls and requests it. Now, a little about the
paper.
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