Gil Morales discusses the current market environment and leading stocks in this interview with The Wall Street Shuffle’s host, Dan Stewart.

Dr. Chris Kacher talks about the Occupy Wall Street Movement, what the employment statistics really mean (or don’t mean), and why the worst is yet to come and what you need to do to both build and protect your assets.

Gil Morales and Dr. Chris Kacher discuss some of their predictions for 2012. Things will get worse before improving and there is a potential for another type of sell-off or at least continued choppy consolidation for the first part of the year. The breakdown in gold is likely signaling another liquidity crunch. In the Summer the market should begin to discount the 2012 election, and a new bull phase could begin. We would look for an “inflection point” for economic policies as a result of the election and new leadership. Unless the European Central Bank and the Fed come up with a major new source of QE, their forecast for the start of the year holds. In a new bull market, we would look at the social networking space to provide a fertile field of potential new leadership.

Dr. Chris Kacher and Gil Morales discuss quantitative easing, precious metals, and the general markets as well as potential industry groups and stocks for 2012, and take calls from listeners.

Will Europe Continue to Impact U.S. Markets in 2012? Gil Morales on the factors that will affect the markets in the year ahead.

Gold to Make a 2012 Comeback? Gil Morales gives his predictions for gold prices in the New Year.

Investment managers and authors Gil Morales and Chris Kacher tell how they use the head-and-shoulders pattern to identify short candidates. They also detail their method for using inverse ETFs.

Gil Morales addresses concerns about a potential breakup of the Eurozone and describes the outlook for Euro traders entering 2012.

Apple (AAPL) has been a great stock, but it may have seen its best days for now, says Gil Morales, who discusses technical and fundamental concerns facing the stock.

Chris Kacher discusses GMCR, NFLX and ULTA.