Ukraine is in turmoil as Citigroup tries to deal with fraud.

You're in the right place folks because this is where the money is.

Welcome to this show, I'm Matt Kopenheffer. This is David Hanson. We're back in the

studio back to some sense of normalcy here after another snowstorm yesterday.

That was a depressing intro by the way. Ukraine and turmoil, city group fraud.

Tell me that something good.

Here's a...

Actually, no, this one's kind of...

Depending on how you look at it, this kind of depressing too.

Radio Shack struggling, closing, I think it was 1100 stores.

When is the last time you shopped in a Radio Shack and what did you buy?

2007 bought some random cable I needed to hook up some stereo.

That's, mine was more recent. It was probably 2013. I think it was sometime in 2013,

but it was just, it was a small like three dollar cable I guess I guess people

shopping in radio shack oh no no I bought a I bought a battery for something too

so I guess people shopping every couple years for battery or pay better.

But it doesn't keep a business running.

Let's go to the first headline.

First headline of the day, we're going to the Wall Street Journal,

Putin, Russia Reserves Right for Force in Ukraine.

David, we're not a political or geopolitical show here.

So the real question is, what impact has the situation in Ukraine had on your investing?

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