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, December 18th.

And I'm Frank Curzy, a host of the Frankly Speaking Podcast,

or answer all of your questions

for the market stocks economy sports and anything else you want to throw me

greatest podcast answer more of your questions that you were sending me through

my Wall Street Unplugged Podcast, which I host every Wednesday.

Do you have any questions you want answered?

Just send me an email at Kurzio1 at gmail.com.

Be sure to put frankly speaking in the headline, get a ton of emails, this way I could see it. You never know your question

may be the one I read on this podcast. Let's start with a question from Evan.

It's a Frank, during the week you presented at the Stansbury Conference, I think this is in October,

lose track, I've been traveling so much, but because someone else presented about stocks that

go down to a few dollars and then less than a dollar and usually they don't come back.

Why are so many mining stocks around a dollar or less?

Why don't they issue less shares at a higher price?

Personally, I would rather buy a stock that trades for over $10 or $20.

I have an interesting question.

I mean, first, I mean, you shouldn't buy a stock

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