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Coast to Coast - October 17 2017 - Economic Future - Sci-Fi & Horror Movies
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More Info............: https://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2017/10/17
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DATE: Tuesday - October 17, 2017
HOST: George Noory
GUESTS: Brad Lamensdorf, Mr. Lobo
Seasoned money manager and market strategist, Brad Lamensdorf serves as a
Portfolio Manager and Principal of Ranger Alternative Management LP. In the
first half, he detailed how the current bull market in stocks is the longest in
history, what he sees for the future, and how we can protect our investments
when the big correction inevitably takes place. Warnings of the coming downturn
include the fact that corporate insiders are selling stocks, and individual
investors are fully invested, meaning that a little bit of bad news could be
highly damaging.
Lamensdorf said he tends to judge the market in terms of a contrarian style,
going against the prevailing trends. But in terms of an aging investor, the
older you get, the less aggressive you should be in investing in the stock
market, as you're protecting your fixed income exposure, he noted. Among the
companies and sectors that Lamensdorf currently considers as possible good
investments, he cited Blackberry (revamped as a security software firm), and
energy stocks. On the negative side, he named Nike and Harley Davidson, as the
demographics are moving against them in the case of Harley.
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Mr. Lobo is the host of Cinema Insomnia, the nationally syndicated show seen in
over 30 television markets. in the latter half, he discussed how our favorite
films in the sci-fi and horror genres resonate with us, the appeal of certain
performers, and the changing power structure of Hollywood. One of his favorite
films is the 1979 classic Alien, which combined horror with sci-fi, had great
actors like Sigourney Weaver, and used shots of the memorable monster sparingly,
which made the film all the more scarier. He talked about his love for "B"
movies, which generally have lower budgets and expectations, but sometimes
become huge hits like The Blob, with Steve McQueen.
Every year Mr. Lobo hosts Blob Fest in Phoenixville, PA, which includes a
screening of The Blob at the Colonial Theater where the original movie was shot,
and a reenactment of where the audience runs out of the movie theater. He
reminisced about great horror film stars, who created unique or indelible screen
characters. These kind of actors and parts seem to be in short supply nowadays,
and one of the last of the greats, he said, was Robert Englund who played Freddy
Krueger in the Nightmare on Elm Street series. Callers tried to stump Mr. Lobo
with details from obscure B movies like "Motel Hell" (where the patrons are
turned into sausage) to see if he could correctly identify the name of the film.
News segment guests: Jerome Corsi, John Curtis
WEBSITE(S):
cinemainsomnia.com
lmtr.com
activealts.com
advisorshares.com
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