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Jeff Clark, editor of S&A's Short Report options service, tells us why the sell-off in momentum names could lead to a short-term correction. Keith Fitzgerald, chief investment strategist for Money Map Press, talks about the enormous growth opportunities that still exist in China.

Legendary gold analyst John Doody says gold stocks are a buy on weakness.  He also gives his favorite gold picks. Frank breaks down Intel, Citigroup and Apple earnings.

Matt Badiali, editor of the S&A Resource Report, says natural gas stocks could make a big run in 2011. Frank breaks down the oil services sector, Alcoa earnings, and suggests why VZ and AT&T are both losers on the iPhone deal.

Dan Ferris, editor of the Extreme Value newsletter for S&A, says to take profits right now. He also gives his favorite value plays and sectors for 2011.

Frank and Andrew Horowitz from The Disciplined Investor talk about the important lessons learned in 2010, and how politics, economics and emerging markets will send stocks higher in 2011.

Sentiment Indicators Are Flashing Red   Rich Suttmeier, Chief Market Strategist at Valuengine.com, gives us his 2011 outlook for banks and homebuilders. Frank talks about sentiment indicators and answers your questions.  

Porter Stansberry, founder of Stansberry Investment Research, talks about his shocking “End of America” video. Chris Mayer, editor of Capital & Crisis and Mayer’s Special Situations, recommends investing in Africa and select rare earth companies.  Watch the shocking free video at 

Alex Green, Chief Investment Strategist at Oxford Club, talks about the Euro/Dollar relationship and why stocks will move higher in 2011. Braden Copeland, co-manager of the Stansberry Investment Advisory, tells us his favorite picks for next year. 

Jeff Clark, expert trader from S&A, gives us the best way to play the collapse in Treasuries and rise in the dollar. Frank breaks down the markets and tells you why bailing out the PIIGS nations is a bad idea.  

Stephanie Link, Director of Research at TheStreet.com tells us what companies she's buying after earnings. Also, Frank breaks down sentiment indicators, the markets, and reveals a few new under $10 ideas. 

The Stansberry & Associates annual Alliance conference was in Zurich this week. Frank breaks down all of the S&A editors presentations - including those from Steve Sjuggerud, Dan Ferris, Matt Badiali, a big nat gas insider, and Jeff Clark. Call 866-783-4141 for more info on joining the Alliance.

Andrew Horowitz from The Disciplined Investor talks about the consequences of QE2 and emerging markets. Dan Ferris, editor of S&A's Extreme Value newsletter, sees massive inflation and a 100% rise in gold prices from current levels.

Lou Basanese, editor of the White Cap Report, gives you his favorite plays in the volatile small-cap space. S&A's Retirement Trader editor David Eifrig shares some of his large-cap option strategies.  

Braden Copeland, Co-Editor of the Stansberry Investment Advisory, talks about China's huge growth potential. Marc Lichtenfeld, Editor of the Activist Trader, tells us why following Carl Icahn and Daniel Loeb could make you a lot of money. Also, Frank breaks down earnings and answers your questions.

Byron King, editor of Outstanding Investments newsletter, sees gold prices over $2,000 an ounce. Resource Report editor Matt Badiali is bullish on natural gas and jr. gold miners. Frank gives his analysis on GS, C, FLR, AAPL, GOOG after earnings.

Rich Suttmeier, chief market strategist at Valuengine.com, talks about QE2 and why bad news is not necessarily good news for stocks. Michael Comeau of Minyanville tells us why Apple is the only tech company you should own. Frank also highlights the best presentations from the Value Investing Congress.  

Chris Mayer, editor of the Capital and Crisis newsletter, talks value investing, China and QE2. Stephanie Link, Director of Research, for TheStreet.com tells us what conference calls you should be listening to during earnings season.

Frank talks about being a dad again. Also, he tells you to ignore the talking heads on CNBC. Buying stocks at these levels - ahead of earnings season is a death wish. Finally - Frank provides pictures and videos from his business trip to China.

Frank breaks down every sector including mining, technology, and housing - telling you his favorite short and long-term stock plays. He also answers readers questions and does a special education segment on Research in Motion and ExxonMobil. Finally, Frank takes 15 minutes to interview value investor veteran Dan Ferris, editor of the Extreme Value newsletter for S&A. 

Lee Lowell, option specialist and editor of The Instant Money Trader, talks about selling puts on America's favorite large-cap companies. David Eifrig, ex-Goldman trader and editor of S&A's Retirement Trader, educates us on LEAPS and covered calls.