Wall Street Unplugged - What's Really Moving These Markets

John Petrides, portfolio manager at , says investors should avoid buying Apple on this pullback. He cites lower margins, weak Watch sales and little "wow" factor in Apple's next iPhone as reasons why the stock could fall15%from here. John also breaks down China.  He sees slower growth ahead which could push material stock lower.   Finally, John shares his favorite ideas. This includes three stocks investors should buy today.

We start today with a question from Augustine how wants to know about upcoming earnings in the Tech sector due to the crash in China.  And he would like to know more about Qualcomm. The next question is from Bill who wants to know more about the marijuana industry. M.T. would like to know the top three lessons Frank learned from his dad. If like to know about Frank’s special discount offers just .   And don’t forget send in your questions

This week, Andrew Horowitz, Host of The Disciplined Investor, is just back from a trip to the real China and tells Frank that he sees real trouble ahead. It’s impossible to predict where China’s headed because you can’t believe any of the news they release but Andrew says what he saw points towards trouble ahead. Ghost town after ghost town… You'll hear him explain to our listeners why investors should be cautious over the next few months as its getting harder and harder to find any stocks to recommend. Plus, don't miss out on this... Andrew shares a few stocks that he is buying right now! Enjoy! Regards,   Listen to the latest show by subscribing to iTunes .

We start today with a question from Evan who wants to know how we an spot a bottom in the gold markets. The next few questions are from Mike. First he wants to know about Palo Alto Networks, Inc. (PANW) and next he wants to know if Frank has visited Facebook yet. Eddie would like Frank’s opinion on the Preferred Shares of Magnum Hunter Resources (MHR). Daniel writes in to comment on Google and wants to know Franks opinion going forward. Agustin asks Frank if his scaling in strategy makes sense.  If like to know about Frank’s special discount offers just .   And don’t forget send in your questions

Marin Katusa, resource investing expert and founder of Katusa Research, just presented at the World Nuclear Fuel conference in Paris. This is where important political figures and industry executives meet to discuss nuclear policy.   He will give us the inside scoop of this exclusive invitation-only event. This includes why the largest nuclear producer in the world is seeing massive production declines and how American utility companies are not prepared for higher uranium prices.    Marin then discusses how oil prices are likely to fall sharply over the next 12 months.  He also talks about the latest pullback in Uranium Energy (where Marin is one of the largest shareholders), and his one secret to finding the best ideas in the resource space

We start today with a question from Andrew wanted to know what Frank thinks about owning small cap stocks and ETF’s if the market takes a downturn. The next question is a follow-up on UEC’s current outlook. Keith would like Frank’s opinion on Apple. John writes in to comment on Rich Suttmeier, his favorite bear and wants to know more about Ohr Pharmaceutical, Inc. (OHRP). Kevin asks Frank if its time to invest in the resource sector or will we see another leg down. If like to know about Frank’s special discount offers just .   And don’t forget send in your questions

Chris Mayer, former banking analyst and editor of the Mayer's 100x Club newsletter for Agora Financial, talks about the financial problems surrounding Greece and other Euro nations.   He explains why the U.S. is on much better footing than these countries, and how America will never default on its debt.   Chris then talks about his recent travels to Japan, his upcoming book and his brand new newsletter - which is designed to find small and micro-cap stocks that could surge 100 times in value.  Finally, Chris will share his favorite stock ideas.  These are small unique companies with huge growth potential.

We start today with a question from Alan who’s a long-time subscriber. He wants to know about Kinder Morgan, Inc. (KMI).  Josh wrote in to ask Frank if he’s buying any oil stocks during this recent pull back. John would like Frank’s recommend as a go to guy when things go bullish and another list of those to listen to when we’re in a bearish market. Ken writes in to comment on Frank’s recent analysis of Fission Uranium Corp.   to learn more, and don’t forget send in your questions

Rich Suttmeier, 40-year veteran of the markets and contributor to TheStreet, predicts the Dow Jones will fall 35% by the end of this year.  He says the current problems in Greece will spill over to other countries in Europe.  And the recent decline in China could pose an even bigger threat to the global markets. Rich provides a game plan for investors to follow during this expected volatile period.  He also recommends several stocks and sectors that should be avoided heading into this earnings season.   Frank then breaks down the energy sector following the recent collapse in oil prices.  He recommends his favorite stocks to buy, ones to avoid - and several names that could file for bankruptcy over the next 12 months.

We start today with three questions from Clark. First, he asks Frank if he could explain the difference between buy-side and sell-side analysts. Second, he’d like to know about why and when companies release their earnings reports. And third, he’d like to know about Frank’s special offer and if it’s still open.  Just email him at curzio1@gmail.com  TJ wrote in to ask Frank about the pharmaceutical company Inovio Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (INO) and his opinion on Tim Sykes. Steve would like Frank’s opinion on reverse ETF’s if the market does come down, Robert writes in to comment on biases in research and to ask Frank about the risks of setting stops.  Agustin asks Frank about a penny stock he’s interested in. They’ve received a government contract recently and he wants to know if it’s smart to put a $1000 into a stock like this and hope for the best.   to learn more about it, and don’t forget send in your questions