Ep. 145 - Tips From One of the World's Best Traders

Wall Street Unplugged - What's Really Moving These Markets

Frank Curzio

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🗓️ 22 August 2012

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Chris Kacher calls in from London to discuss a few of his unique trading strategies and stock ideas. A protégé of William O'Neil, Kacher earned more than 18,000% in six years trading stocks. He is the founder of The Virtue of Selfish Investing, Managing Director of MoKa Investors, and the Founder & Managing Director of TearDrop Rain. He also helped discover Elements 106 and 110 on the periodic table.

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0:00.0	S&A Investor Radio looks beyond the regular headlines heard on mainstream financial media to bring
0:09.2	you unscripted interviews and breaking commentary direct from Wall Street,
0:13.2	write to you on Main Street.
0:17.2	How's it going out there?
0:18.1	It's Wednesday, August 22nd.
0:20.1	And I'm Frank Curzier, a host of the S&A Investor
0:22.4	Podcast where I break down the headlines and tell
0:26.0	you what's really moving these markets. It was cleaning out one of the rooms in my house the other day and I found some VHS tapes. I'm sure everybody has those
0:36.0	old tapes that you had. And it was pretty cool because I saw a couple of interviews of my dad, my
0:41.3	late dad when he was on
0:42.6	c and b c and b c.
0:43.4	He was also on date line.
0:45.4	Fox Business News wasn't really around back then but I did see one from
0:49.1	the nightly business report which is pretty cool and just to see how young
0:52.2	everybody was especially during these
0:53.4	interviews and I don't know how many of you I told the story to I may have told this story a while
0:57.7	ago before I started doing the podcast for Stansbury maybe at the street. But my late dad was a financial newsletter writer for 25 years
1:06.0	and that's pretty much, you know, came my calling
1:08.0	and I really started taking it seriously,
1:10.0	you know, about a good like 12 years ago and then you know he got sick and I took
1:14.7	over his business I decided to I want to just more experience and I worked for
1:18.6	Jim Kramer and then actually I got to you know Stansbury pretty much the short
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