(Updated February 5, 2012) Here is a list of the radio stations that carry Bob Brinker's Moneytalk where you can go to listen live on the internet. (Moneytalk is now broadcast on Sundays only.) The times are local.
Phoenix, Arizona KFNN 1510: 2-5pm
Monterey/Santa Cruz, Ca, KION 1460: 1-4pm
San Francisco, Ca. KSFO 560: 1-4pm (KSFO offers FREE Moneytalk on Demand for seven days after broadcast.)
Denver, CO. KNUS 710: 2-5pm
Chicago, Ill. WLS 890: 3-3:30pm
Albuquerque, New Mexico, KKOB 770: 2-5pm
Rochester, NY, WHAM 1180: 4-5pm
Los Angeles, Ca. KABC 790: Two hours only -- 2-4pm
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This topic reminded me of Mr B's appearance on Doug McIntyre's syndicated Red Eye Radio program a few months back, which Honey captured in her March 23 blog.
(Have to give Bob credit. Promoting his drowsiness-inducing newsletter during the wee hours for financially challenged insomniacs.)
Question: Since he won't appear on PBS Nightly Business Report, has anyone seen or heard Mr B aside from his occasional Sunday gig?
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US equities are higher in early action, as private sector payrolls jumped significantly in June, well above the expectations of economists, while initial jobless claims declined more than forecasts. The positive reports give hope to tomorrow's broader nonfarm payrolls report, which is expected to show a gain of 100,000 jobs. Treasuries are lower on the employment news. The equity front is focused on June same-store sales from the nation's retailers, highlighted by a better-than-expected figure from Target, while Costco and Macy's also managed to beat the Street's sales forecasts. Overseas, the Bank of England kept its target interest rate unchanged, while the European Central Bank raised its target rate by 25 basis points to 1.5%, in moves that were highly expected by economists. The European markets are mixed, as focus now turns to the press conference featuring ECB president Jean-Claude Trichet. Asian stocks finished mixed, as the region continues to assess the rate hike in China yesterday.
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Honey
This market seems to be doing well enough for Bob to talk about it Sunday. I suspect he will quote the numbers for all the major indexes and their percentage gains YTD. Tomorrow the unemployment number for June comes out. Look for Bob to give us a breakdown by race and educational level.
Legendary investor Warren Buffett said on CNBC earlier today that Congress is messing with fire when it doesn’t need to on the issue of raising the U.S. debt limit.
Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A, BRK.B), made the comments as congressional leaders from both parties are scheduled to meet at the White House today to hold deficit-reduction talks in an effort to raise the debt ceiling so a default of U.S. debt can be avoided.
Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway is exposed to the U.S. economy through some equities, with some holdings being General Electric (GE), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), Coca-Cola (KO), United Parcel Service (UPS) and Wells Fargo (WFC).
Buffett said the $4 billion Uncle Sam spends each day will be missed if the debt limit isn’t increased and that the U.S. boosted the limit seven times under President George W. Bush, adding that there is no reason not to do so this time around.
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