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Welcome back to Stansberry Radio.Porter starts the show with a recap from his latest Digest Premium... If you don't want to buy stocks and you don't want to think about your investments, then you won't want to miss this update.Porter then reveals a big secret about corporate bonds that most investors are unaware of... This one has huge potential.Americas Car-Mart is back in the headlines... Aaron brings up the recent recall made by GM... You won't want to miss Porter's comments.Then, their guest, author of So Much to Do: A Full Life of Business, Politics, and Confronting Fiscal Crises, Richard Ravitch, joins the show.Porter asks Richard to tell listeners what caused the financial trouble during his time in public office and what has changed with the states that are still in trouble today.You'll hear him share the most significant action made in 1975 that has made sure that New York City has not been in trouble fiscally since then. Porter asks Richard a hypothetical question and is surprised by Richard's honest and thoughtful response.It's a fantastic show and an incredible interview.

Welcome back to Stansberry Radio.This week we are doing something a little different.Recently, Porter Stansberry joined Alex Jones on his Infowars podcast to talk about the current economic conditions in the United States.We wanted to share this podcast with you because it is full of valuable information that we just could not let you miss out on!Alex and Porter talk about:• The fight for affordable energy.• The looting of America by the non-taxpaying upper class.• The too big to audit corporations and our future if we continue down this road of globalism.And... you won't want to miss what Porter has to say about Finra.Could this mean the end of the market as we know it?Porter and Alex go through the new regulations that could have a huge impact on the financial world.Plus, find out what they say about a debt paradigm GM is creating...

This week, Steve Sjuggerud and his good friend Rahul Saraogi, a managing director at Atyant Capital, join Stansberry Radio to share the unique situation in India right now.Rahul is a hedge-fund manager based in Chennai, India. He has been investing in India as his career for 14 years. And he told us on the radio show that India is "looking better than I've seen it in my career."Find out why Rahul says that the opportunity today was much better than it was in 2008... Rahul wasn't so concerned about the specific way you invest... as long as you simply get some money in. "India itself is going to do really well," he said. "You need to have a piece of India in your portfolio."I suggest you get to know India, and Rahul, now... You'll hear why India is a fantastic opportunity right now... Rahul is your best guide for how to invest right. Get to know him... and get some money invested in India, now... Plus, Steve shares one pick that is already up 20% in three months.

This week, Jim Rickards, author of Currency Wars, joins Stansberry Radio.

The show starts with Porter giving an overview of the markets today... hear what he has to say about stocks like Tesla, Twitter, and Amazon.

Then, Porter and Jim talk about how the entire Fed policy and central bank's intervention to keep asset prices up is beginning to slip.

Jim explains that we are not in the same business cycle that we are used to and this is not a normal recovery like those we have seen in previous years.

A big issue we have is that the Fed is trying to use money to solve a problem that can only be solved with structural changes and changes in confidence.

But instead they keep printing, which ultimately will collapse the confidence in the dollar itself.

Are we making the same mistakes as Japan? Jim explains the drastic similarities he has seen in the U.S. economy.

Plus, find out what Jim says is the primary fault in the current system of international trade and debt settlement.

Martin Weiss of Weiss Research and Money & Markets explains why the U.S. economy continues to slump despite all the stimulus. He thinks the world will reject U.S. credit because of the Fed's actions and then talks about the deceptions brokers, banks, insurance companies and ratings agencies hide.