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The US debt ceiling and fiscal cliff are making their way back into the headlines as negotiations between...

Charles Nenner Research Center Executive Director Charles Nenner discusses the markets and his prediction of the Dow dropping to 5,000 this year. Charles Nenner is a chartist who called the top in 2007 and told investors to sell prior to the collapse.

Rick Santelli discusses holding gold vs. ETFs backed by gold. Gold ETFs, at the end of the day, are a paper asset, only backed by gold. Does that take the whole point of investing in gold away?

Holland & Co. Chairman and Founder Michael Holland discusses the record Dow and his outlook for the markets. All 10 S&P sectors are currently up on the year. The Dow Jones has climbed past its all time record high from 2007.

People want to know who to blame for the sequester cuts. To show that he is bi-partisan and willing to get a deal done, Obama has now scheduled a meeting, 6 days after the deadline for the cuts, with Republican Senators.

The 2013 Sequestration cuts are reductions in the rate of increase, they are not real cuts. Peter Schiff explains how the government undermines productivity in our economy and is the real problem holding us back.

Schiff also highlights Bernanke's big bluff: His Exit Strategy

Mitt Romney has stepped back into the national spotlight in an interview with FOX News, scheduled to air on Sunday morning. In the interview Romney bashes Obama for his handling of the sequestration nightmare and believes the President needs to stop campaigning, stop blaming Republicans and take a proper leadership role.

Peter Schiff explains the catastrophic threat of the Sequester and just how bad things are going to get! Terrorist attacks among other terrible things will soon befall America! Run for your lives!

The President and most of Congress want you to believe that sequestration is the end of the world. They are liars, of course, but also employees on our payroll. The 2013 Sequestration is a joke but it is a start towards getting away from the status quo and finally crashing the economy -- something we need to do for our children.

Cantor Fitzgerald Head of Interest Rates Brian Edmonds and USAA Investment Fund Manager Wasif Latif discuss how to invest as the Fed stays the course.

Looking for yield - Where do investors go?

The European corporate bond market has seen an extraordinary run in recent months on the back the European Central Bank's promise to do "whatever it takes" to save the eurozone, but worries are now brewing that the rally has gone too far. Alberto Gallo, European credit strategist at RBS. outlines problems that might be in store.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert compare the real financial suicide machine that is the global financial markets to the hypothetical euthanasia coaster that would kill its passengers after an allegedly fun and euphoric ride induces GLOC - G-force induced Loss Of Consciousness.

Bloomberg's chief Washington correspondent Peter Cook examines just who and what is at stake when sequester cuts go into effect on March 1.

Reports of the death of the gold bull market have been greatly exaggerated. In the global currency war the biggest loser wins. However, the real winner will be gold. The race to debase means no fiat currency is safe. Savers are assured of being collateral damage unless they protect their purchasing power with a monetary asset central banks cannot print.

Frank Holmes, CIO of U.S. Global Investors chats with Al Korelin about what he sees coming for the rest of 2013 in the precious metals markets and specifically the junior mining space. Put simply, Mr. Holmes sees "more sunshine, and less storms."

Peter Schiff breaks down the 'real' State of the Union in 2013. Schiff believes the Union is staring at an economic crisis much worse than the crisis of 2008. Schiff examines how everything Obama promised involves more government.

Peter Schiff explains the real value of stocks and why we are losing more of our purchasing power each and every year. As the price of living continues to rise, retirement is becoming out of reach for many Americans.

China's economy has grown at 8% or more each year over the last decade, but much of that has been fuelled by debt. China is not nearly as dependent on debt as the US, but nevertheless, still very much dependent.

American Airlines and US Airways are merging and will be based in Texas, while managed by US airways executives. This merger will create the largest airline company in the world and was viewed by many industry analysts as a MUST in order for both airlines to stay competitive.

Bradley George, head of Commodities & Resources at Investec Asset Management, expects a pick-up in resource equities in 2013 supported by QE3 and Chinese infrastructure demand.

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Marc Faber discusses the current 'Boom Times' in the US markets. Faber explains that as an investor you have to know when the markets are overvalued or undervalued. Cash and bonds are dangerous and subject to the printing presses of Bernanke.