Ep. 479: The Best Growth & Income Stock for 2017

Wall Street Unplugged - What's Really Moving These Markets

Frank Curzio

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🗓️ 4 January 2017

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

Welcome back to another episode of Wall Street Unplugged! Today's guest is Steve Koomar - former derivative trader at Goldman Sachs and editor of the Vigilante Investor newsletter. He called it... Last time Steve was on the show, he explained why fears of a U.S. economic collapse were completely overblown. In addition, he told listeners that the natural gas sector was a sure bet. Here we are 5 months later... Natural gas has surged and the US stock market is sitting near all-time highs. Whenever Steve talks, I listen. And every time he gets on the show I learn something new. On today's episode, Steve starts off by giving listeners his updated economic outlook. He believes short-term market expectations are "unrealistic." However, he is still incredibly bullish on U.S. investments in the long-run. Steve also revisits his positions in natural gas, uranium, and farmland. And then shares his top picks within these sectors. These are safe and diversified investments that define his balanced approach. Then, on my educational segment, I'll be talking about one of the most overlooked stocks today. A lot has changed within the company in the past couple years. And today - I'm giving listeners a full break-down. Not only does this stock have huge growth potential, it has a single-digit P/E ratio, a 4% yield, and is dirt cheap. So don't sign off when Steve leaves us. To end the episode, I tell listeners my favorite growth and income stock for the new year. This is a strong buy... PS - It's finally here... Right now I am at the 2017 Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas. I've been posting live updates on my Twitter & Facebook accounts. Don't miss a beat.

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0:00.0	Wall Street Unplugged looks beyond the regular headlines heard on mainstream
0:06.0	financial media to bring you unscripted interviews and breaking commentary direct from Wall Street
0:11.7	right to you on Main Street.
0:14.0	What's going out there? It's Wednesday, January 4th.
0:19.0	Happy New Year. I'm Frank Curzy, I'm host of the Wall Street Unplugged Podcast, why I break down the headlines and
0:25.0	tell you what's really moving these markets.
0:30.0	You know I'm in Vegas right now attending the Consumer Electronic Show?
0:35.0	Those of you who follow me on Twitter, which is at Frank Curzio,
0:40.0	know that about the show and post it like crazy.
0:42.0	Definitely follow me if you want. know that I'm about the show and post it like crazy.
0:43.0	Definitely follow me if you want learn about the new trends, things I'm seeing in real time.
0:48.0	Again, it's at Frank Curzio.
0:50.0	The Consumer Electronics Show has over 180,000 people on the floor, nearly 4,000 companies presenting.
1:00.0	So safe to say, I'm a little busy trying to find you a lot of new ideas and a
1:05.0	text-based following these trends talking executives but not busy enough to
1:10.0	produce a great podcast for you. My guest today is Steve Kumar, editor of the
1:15.6	Vigilante Investor newsletter which I know some of you already subscribed to since he's
1:19.1	been on my podcast, say about three times now this would be a third time when you hear and talk
1:24.9	about natural gas oil agriculture the guy is brilliant has an amazing track
1:31.0	record actually if you're not familiar with Steve, over 25 years of investment experience,
1:37.0	he was at Goldman Sachs, specializing in derivatives,
1:40.0	Japanese bond trading, global proprietary trading, lots of fun stuff, really cool stuff is amazing contacts which you'll see during our interview we talk about a little bit.
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