Wall Street Unplugged looks beyond the regular headlines heard on mainstream

financial media to bring you unscripted interviews and breaking commentary direct from Wall Street

right to you on Main Street.

How's it going out there?

It's Friday, February 13th.

And I'm Frank Curzier, host of the frankly speaking podcast,

or answer all your questions about the market, stocks, economy,

and anything else you want to throw at me.

This podcast is still relatively new.

I created so I could answer more of your questions.

You know, I don't get paid for doing an extra podcast or any of the podcasts for that matter.

But I just want to provide another podcast for you because Wall Street Unplugged we started get a little long when I edit a Q&A segment into it and just figured it would be better

I don't know they just have a podcast that only focuses on me answering your questions. It's the least I could do for you

since so many of you take the time to actually email me. But if you do have any

questions or comments send them to me at Kurzio1 at gmail.com and hopefully I'll be able to read them on frankly speaking.

So let's jump in and one quick note a little bit under the weather of a sore throat.

Trying to get through it should be okay. But I want to jump in with the first question and it's from Ivan and he says or he asks please clarify the purchasing of half positions and full positions what is it a half position, what is a full position?

So he's asking this question because in my last newslet I recommended a stock in the big data

space and as I was writing it, the stock went up 10% because one of its competitors reported

blowout earnings, which is going to be very good for the stock I believe.

So I say you know what, take a half position now.

This company reports in another week from now and maybe you know the company doesn't have a good quarter but it could fall like five ten

...