Jim Rogers if he's still in town promoting books he'd do it.

Perceptive, Steve-O!

Most were in one of the MW interviews, but additionally most of the mentions in comment #7 were trend-followers ... which is Mr. Lindzon's style re: stock-picking. So I thought it appropriate.

:)

Add Jack Schwager to No.7 comment.

bill fleckenstein is much to smart and rich to do wallstrip now.

I'm a random striking tv writer. So I've got nothing but time.

DGA deal has me optimistic though...

A random striking-writer and a random TV producer. No one knows what the hell is going on. We just know that TV wasn't as important as we thought it was.

your boy Bill Fleckenstein!

not exactly the question you asked, but...

maybe someday a show on SPKL - the stock may not yet be worthy, but the name sure is.

I think a great interview would be with the fantastic penny-trader Tim Sykes!!

The Ask a Ninja dude...
If anyone knows how to "take out" an economic threat, convincingly eradicate the enemies of capitalist free markets (or any economic systems masquerading as such) Ninja's do!

Come on man, what is more impressive...

"Fed Chairman Bernanke said..."

"Treasury Secretary Paulson stated..."

"Financial Ninja Death Squads roamed Financial Markets today, decapitating bears, bulls, donkeys, elephants basically anything and anyone whining or yelling about anything."

anybody have good leads n any of thesenames. Friend of frined or just hey, thiz is Howard from wallstrip...get your ass down to the studio?

Edward Chancellor
(journalist, author of Devil Take the Hindmost, a history of financial speculation)

Aswath Damodaran
(finance prof at NYU - I know him only through his book and web lectures, but seems like a funny guy, for a finance prof)

Terry Burnham
(behavioural finance guy)

Burton Malkiel

Doug Kass

ditto on Taleb

Lindsay

The Fly

In no particular order, other than stream of consciousness:

Ed Seykota,
Richard Dennis,
Bill Eckhardt,
Joel Greenblatt,
William O'Neil,
Martin Zweig,
any Turtle who still manages money,
Mark Boucher,

(1) Seth Klarman

(2) Steven Cohen

(3) Charlie Munger

(4) E. Elfenbein

(5) Richard Peterson

(6) Lindsay

(7) Buffet

(8) Peter Lynch

(9) Taleb

(10) Hussmann

Julie interviewing Cramer would be great.

He'd do it.

1. Nassim Taleb

2. Stephen Schwarzman

3. Eric Bolling

4. The Fly

5. Louis Navellier

Nassim Taleb would be very interesting....would also be good timing.

Come on down to sunny FL and chat with Ned Davis - a long time market historian/technician.

Or maybe get a momo guy like Louie Navellier or Carlton Lutts - see what they're doing in this tough market.

Of course, Ken Heebner would always be nice to hear from as well.

John Baumstrak, Chairman and CEO of Suniva