The sky is falling. Stocks are down in 2014, but it's okay because you're in the right place folks.

This is where the money is.

Welcome to the show, I'm Matt Kopenhaffer. This right here is David Hanson. David the

last presidential election was in 2012. The next one isn't until 2016, but already it looks like somebody is trying to

take Chris Christie out of the running who is your replacement for Chris

Christie for president in 2016 I think I've already said this before it's Ben Bernanke.

He's leaving office now, he's timing it perfectly, the economy is going to be

rolling in 2016, he's going to say this is because of me. Election. It doesn't get more exciting than Ben Bernanke it does not he's a very exciting

electrifying and then there's the beard yeah I mean it doesn't get any better has there

ever been there hasn't been a president recently with a beard.

Back in the old days, yes.

Back in the old days.

With those cool beards, but.

The walrus, the walrus stash.

I think we need more presidents with walrus stashes.

All right, getting onto the headlines. first headline of the day comes from the

Wall Street Journal. Quiet Start puts US investors in a fix. David, stocks are down so far in 2014.

This is terrible.

This is really bad news.

The article says the uncharacteristic dip is leaving investors in a tough position.

Selling now could protect them from further declines, but could also mean they would miss out on the

gains that most experts are still forecasting the rest of the year.

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