Wall Street Unplugged
Episode: 327July 15, 2015

KMI, Oil Stocks, Best Analysts to Follow and FCU

We start today with a question from Alan who’s a long-time subscriber. He wants to know about Kinder Morgan, Inc. (KMI).

Josh wrote in to ask if I am buying any oil stocks during this recent pull back.

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Then, John would like to know my go to guy when things go bullish and who to listen to when we’re in a bearish market.

Finally, Ken writes in to comment on my recent analysis of Fission Uranium Corp.

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