The challenges on our economic landscape remain daunting. While employment and manufacturing may be stabilizing, the housing and mortgage markets remain mired with real issues.

The issues within housing and mortgages are at the base of our economic crisis encompassing both Wall Street and Washington. From structured transactions on Wall Street to financial regulatory reforms in Washington, the issues ultimately come back to housing and mortgages. I will discuss all these issues tonight from 8-9pm ET as No Quarter Radio’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle. Bill Berliner is uniquely qualified to address these topics. Bill has extensive experience within the financial industry and currently shares this experience from his firm, Berliner Consulting and Research, LLC:

Berliner Consulting & Research is devoted to providing information, data, and advice on mortgage lending and mortgage-backed securities acquisition and management. Formed in 2008 by William Berliner, the firm is dedicated to providing outstanding information, advice, and commentary to its clients.

The firm provides advice and analysis to clients on a wide variety of mortgage products and mortgage-backed securities. Located in Southern California, Berliner Consulting & Research provides assistance in developing loan origination, securities valuation, and risk-management systems. We also help lenders and investors deal with the increased reporting required for directors and regulators by providing expert writing and report-creation services.

In regard to Bill’s background:

A respected analyst and author with a wide variety of experience, Mr. Berliner began his career in the Government Operations department at Bear, Stearns & Company in 1985. He was promoted to the trading floor in 1986, and eventually ran the position tracking (“Pops”) desk for the MBS trading desk. He worked in CMO trading from 1988-1993, when he left to join Nikko Securities. After stints at Nikko, Prebon Yamane, and the New York State Banking Department, he joined Countrywide’s Capital Markets unit as a CMO trader in 1996. He moved to the Fixed Income Research Department in 1998, and eventually ran the firm’s highly-regarded Trade Strategies Group until September of 2008.

Please join me this evening for what will be an engaging and informative discussion. Listen LIVE at the BlogTalkRadio website. Dial in with questions at 347-677-0792 or join our always energized chat room. As a reminder, all NQR shows are taped, archived, and available as podcasts on iTunes.

LD

Tomorrow evening, Sunday May 2nd from 8-9pm ET, No Quarter Radio’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle Welcomes Back Rick Davis of Consumer Metrics Institute. If you have even a passing interest in the economy and the markets, take the hour and listen to this show. You will not be disappointed.

I first introduced Rick Davis of the Consumer Metrics Institute to the No Quarter Sense on Cents audience on March 27th. The positive response to my interview with Rick was overwhelming. At that point in time, I realized Rick’s amazingly thoughtful and insightful analysis of the economy was not only way ahead of the curve but was truly focused on providing real truth, transparency and integrity across our economic landscape.

Rick’s work is focused on real-time analysis of consumer activity. His approach provides a forward view of our economy not provided by the mouthpieces in the regular financial media.

With 1st quarter GDP released Friday, Rick’s return to No Quarter Radio’s Sense on Cents is well timed. What did Rick see in that report? What is Rick seeing in the economy? Recall that Rick is projecting a negative read for our 2nd quarter GDP report. Does he see further confirmation of that? What are the trends across all of the many retail sectors Rick tracks?

My interview with Rick tonight is a DON’T MISS, so spread the word. Listen LIVE at the BlogTalkRadio website. Dial in with questions at 347-677-0792 or join our always energized chatroom. As a reminder, all NQR shows are taped, archived, and available as podcasts on iTunes.

Many thanks to Larry Johnson and the rest of the team at No Quarter for providing such a vibrant media vehicle as No Quarter Radio.

LD

A government that cozies up to large monied interests and looks to redistribute wealth leaves a large swath of America totally disenfranchised.

This government, as described above, occupies space on both sides of our political aisle.

Hard working Americans are voicing their discontent, if not total outrage, at our government via a movement that is sweeping our nation. While the political elite would like to dismiss this movement, and the media would like to marginalize it, the Tea Party movement is gaining traction and momentum.

Please join me tonight from 8-9pm ET as No Quarter Radio’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle Is Having a Tea Party. I will be ‘having tea’ with Matt Clemente and Brendan Steinhauser of FreedomWorks, a grassroots organization that is making an enormous impact on our national political and economic landscape with the Tea Party movement:

Founded in 1984, FreedomWorks is headquartered in Washington, DC, and has hundreds of thousands of grassroots volunteers nationwide.

What We Do
FreedomWorks recruits, educates, trains and mobilizes hundreds of thousands of volunteer activists to fight for less government, lower taxes, and more freedom.

Why We Do It
FreedomWorks believes individual liberty and the freedom to compete increases consumer choices and provides individuals with the greatest control over what they own and earn.

How We Do It
FreedomWorks’ aggressive, real-time campaigns activate a growing and permanent volunteer grassroots army to show up and demand policy change.

Listen LIVE at the BlogTalkRadio website. Join our conversation at (347) 677-0792, or fire questions and comments via our always energized chat room. As a reminder, all No Quarter Radio shows are taped, archived, and available as podcasts on iTunes.

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If Wall Street banks are ‘too big to fail,’ what is America to do? While those on Wall Street fight to maintain their power base and those in Washington deal with their conflicted interests between Wall Street and Main Street, two individuals lay out a very simple solution. Simon Johnson and James Kwak convincingly answer that if banks are in fact ‘too big to fail,’ then ‘make them smaller.’

Johnson and Kwak highlight this reality and so much more in 13 Bankers: The Wall Street Takeover and the Next Financial Meltdown, a book that was just released but will surely sweep the country. The reviews so far are off the charts. Kwak and Johnson are widely followed at their site Baseline Scenario, which, in my opinion, is the most well written and informative financial and economic website in the blogosphere. (Sense on Cents being a close second!!)

What are people saying about 13 Bankers? Well, let’s stop and start with Elizabeth Warren, Professor of Law Harvard Law School and Chair, TARP Congressional Oversight Panel. She writes:

“The best explanation yet for how the smart guys on Wall Street led us to the brink of collapse. In the process, Johnson and Kwak demystify our financial system, stripping it down to expose the ruthless power grab that lies at its center.”

Listen to the show LIVE at the BlogTalkRadio website. While listening, you can also join the always lively chat room. My interview with James Kwak is a can’t miss. Please spread the word to friends and colleagues.

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What drives consumer behavior? How is the consumer adapting his/her personal spending habits? What triggers personal consumption? How can we source this information without being captive to the heavily massaged data provided by the government or industries with inherent bias? Well, if you are interested in learning more you have come to the right place as this Sunday evening from 8-9pm ET, No Quarter Radio’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle Welcomes Rick Davis.

Richard C. Davis is the founder and President of the Consumer Metrics Institute. The Consumer Metrics Institute grew out of Mr. Davis’ frustration with the lack of timeliness and poor quality of information available to individual investors about the consumer economy in the United States.

“It became clear to me that nearly all of the so-called ‘Leading Indicators’ available to individual investors were in fact no more timely or leading than last month’s account statements,” he says. “I also knew that data was already being collected that could allow individual investors to know how consumers are acting day-to-day. The only problem was developing analytical techniques capable of delivering that information to the investing public several times per week.”

One consistent strategy utilized by Mr. Davis during his entire career has been to push the data collection process as far up-stream as possible, developing technologies that capture critical data as close to the original source as conceivable. The internet has finally made the capture of vast amounts of data about consumer economic activities on a real-time basis practical. Mr. Davis created the Consumer Metrics Institute to acquire and channel that information to the individual investor in a timely manner.

I very much look forward to channeling the information and insight of Rick Davis and his work at the Consumer Metrics Institute to you on tonight’s show.

All the insight with none of the spin or nonsense provided by those trying to sell you something. I can assure you that you will learn things and get a forward look at the economy that will more than pique your interest. Bring a friend and listen live at the Blog Talk Radio Website. Share your thoughts and questions by dialing in at 347-677-0792, or engage in our always energized chatroom.

Thanks for your support!!

LD

I first spoke with Steve in mid-January. Given the pace of developments in Washington, on Wall Street, and at so many other points on our economic and political landscape, I am thrilled to have him back on the show. We will leave no stone unturned in discussing healthcare, financial regulatory reform, the Fed, Lehman Bros., and so much more. I guarantee we will pull no punches in promoting truth, transparency, and integrity in our discussion. Don’t miss it!!

Join us live at the BlogTalkRadio (BTR) website tonight at 8pm ET. You can also mix it up in our always energized chat room, which runs simultaneously with the show at the BTR site. As a reminder, all No Quarter Radio programming is available as a free podcast on iTunes. From the iTunes Store, type “NQR podcasts” in the search window.

LD

Raise your other hand if you do not trust the financial media.

Why do I viscerally envision a lot of hands being raised all over America? Because given developments of the last few years, Americans — at an ever increasing rate — are less trusting of Wall Street, Washington, and the media.

What is one to do? Where can one go to embrace honest dialogue focused on real transparency and integrity? You have come to the right place as tonight from 8-9pm ET No Quarter Radio’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle Welcomes Daryl Montgomery.

Daryl Montgomery is the organizer of the New York Investing Meetup, a group of 2500 independent investors and traders that provides the public with unbiased economic and market information. The New York Investing meetup has become the largest investing meetup in the world because of its highly accurate and timely predictions, which include the credit crisis was about to blow up in July 2007, a major bear market was about to begin in September 2007 and that a recession was starting in December 2007. The group also called a top in gold and silver in March 2008 and the exact day of the oil bottom in February 2009. You can find out more at New York Investing Meetup, (the group is free to join).

Montgomery writes the popular Helicopter Economics Investing Guide and is one of the originators of the term ‘helicopter economics’. He is a former professor and now uses his research as a full time trader. Montgomery has never worked for nor has any association with the securities industry. This allows him to bring a fresh perspective to market analysis. The slogan for his group is “A profitable alternative to Wall Street hype”.

Daryl Montgomery is currently working on a book on inflation investing.

I truly look forward to this conversation. Listen live at the BlogTalkRadio (BTR) website tonight at 8pm ET. You can also mix it up in our always energized chat room, which runs simultaneously with the show at the BTR site. Please join us and spread the word. Together we can and will effectively navigate the economic landscape.

Many thanks to Larry Johnson and the rest of the team at No Quarter!

LD

You have come to the right place as tonight from 8-9pm ET No Quarter Radio’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle Welcomes Jeff Zwerling.

The firm of Zwerling, Schachter & Zwerling, LLP was formed on January 1, 1985, and is currently involved in numerous class actions in the areas of securities fraud, consumer fraud, and antitrust litigation.

Zwerling, Schachter & Zwerling, LLP successfully represents the David’s of this world against the Goliaths of commerce and industry. With its strong leadership, the firm has gone from strength to strength prosecuting increasingly high-profile and ground breaking class actions involving securities fraud, antitrust violations, and far-reaching consumer fraud.

Since its inception Zwerling, Schachter & Zwerling, LLP has built a reputation for solid legal expertise and thoroughness that has earned it the respect of its peers, as well as courts throughout the United States. Courts have selected Zwerling, Schachter & Zwerling, LLP many times as lead counsel in complex matters. Zwerling, Schachter & Zwerling, LLP often receives favorable comment from the courts.

Jeffrey C. Zwerling was admitted to the bar of the State of New York in 1972 and to the bar of the State of Arizona in 1981; he is admitted to the following federal courts: the United States District Court for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York and the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. He received a Bachelor of Science degree with Honors from Lehigh University in 1968 and a Juries Doctor degree from Columbia University School of Law in 1971. He was Articles Editor of the Columbia Journal of Transnational Law. His professional affiliations include: New York State Bar Association, Association of the Bar of the City of New York, Nassau County Bar Association, and State Bar of Arizona.

Can’t get any satisfaction from regulators? I guarantee you will get plenty of satisfaction listening to and engaging in my conversation with Attorney Jeff Zwerling tonight. Join us at 8pm ET at the BlogTalkRadio website.

LD

Is Barack Obama preparing to take over your retirement accounts? Far fetched? Think again.

This idea is not only being bandied about around Washington but elsewhere around the world, as well.

Are we to stick our heads in the sand and hope it doesn’t happen? That is no way to properly navigate the economic landscape. Where can you go to learn more about this potential economic and financial bombshell? You have come to the right place as this Sunday, February 21st from 8-9pm ET No Quarter Radio’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle Welcomes Ron Holland.

Who is Ron Holland? >>>>>

Ron has written three books, plus over 100 reports and articles and he speaks and serves as a moderator at conferences on a wide variety of financial, political and freedom-related topics. He is a strong proponent of defending American liberties at home and the importance for global investment diversification outside the dollar and U.S. financial markets.

Ron Holland works in Zurich and is a co-editor of the “The Swiss Mountain Vision Newsletter.” The weekly pro-liberty, hard money and free-market economics newsletter discusses the falling Washington dollar, the exploding national debt, and the growing threat to our liberty.

Readers can receive a copy of his latest report, “Plan Now To Escape Obama’s Retirement Trap” by e-mailing Ron at ron.holland@bfi-consulting.com and requesting the retirement trap.

Better to be forewarned and forearmed than wake up surprised to this potential reality. You will not want to miss this interview.

LD

The dollars paid by lobbyists serve to stifle these pursuits. The media is often beholden to industry more than to the American public.

Where can one go to find a determined pursuit of these aformentioned virtues? You have come to the right place as tonight at 8pm ET NQR’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle Welcomes Michael Smallberg from the Project on Government Oversight. What do we know about POGO?

The Project On Government Oversight (POGO) is an independent nonprofit that investigates and exposes corruption and other misconduct in order to achieve a more effective, accountable, open, and ethical federal government. Founded in 1981, POGO (which was then known as Project on Military Procurement) originally worked to expose outrageously overpriced military spending on items such as a $7,600 coffee maker and a $436 hammer. In 1990, after many successes reforming military spending, including a Pentagon spending freeze at the height of the Cold War, POGO decided to expand its mandate and investigate waste, fraud, and abuse throughout the federal government.

Throughout its history, POGO’s work has been applauded by Members of Congress from both sides of the aisle, federal workers and whistleblowers, other nonprofits, and the media.

Specifically in regard to Michael Smallberg, we learn:

As an investigator, Mr. Smallberg is currently examining the government’s bailout programs, with a focus on excessive secrecy, a lack of accountability for the firms receiving government assistance, and conflicts of interest among bailout contractors. He is also investigating the government’s financial regulatory system and formulating recommendations that would make regulators such as the Securities and Exchange Commission more independent and accountable. Last year, he was the major contributor to a report that highlighted POGO’s top five recommendations for quickly increasing federal revenue and cutting costs, which would generate over $100 billion in revenue and savings for the government.

Mr. Smallberg has worked with the national media, including theThe New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal, and has appeared on CNN.

To say that I am looking forward to speaking with Michael Smallberg and bringing the work of POGO to No Quarter would be a gross understatement.

You will not want to miss this interview.

LD

On the flip side of the coin, new home sales in January came in much less than expected. Durable goods orders also disappointed. Jobless claims remain stubbornly high.

What is really going on in the economy? Where can you go to make sense of it all and most effectively navigate the economic landscape in the process? You have come to the right place as this Sunday evening from 8-9pm No Quarter Radio’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle Welcomes John Ryding of RDQ Economics. What can we learn about about RDQ and John Ryding?

RDQ Economics provides global macroeconomic research with an emphasis on U.S. economic fundamentals and monetary policy.

Our research is driven by consistent application of classical economic and monetary principles and has generated superior anticipation of changes in the stance of monetary policy and of movements in economic growth and inflation.

The founders of RDQ Economics, John Ryding and Conrad DeQuadros, have a combined experience of 26 years on Wall Street and 12 years of experience in central banking at the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England. John and Conrad have worked closely with fixed income, foreign exchange, and equity traders and portfolio managers, which has enabled their research to be tailored to a clientele that is focused on trading and investment decisions.

More specifically we learn:

John Ryding is the Chief Economist and a founding partner of RDQ Economics.

John was at Bear Stearns from 1991 to 2008—-most recently as the Chief U.S. Economist–where he was responsible for analyzing and forecasting U.S. economic trends and monetary policy. Prior to joining Bear Stearns, he was a Senior Economist at the New York Fed from 1989 to 1991 and an Economic Advisor to the Bank of England, where he worked from 1980 to 1989.

John graduated Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, England in 1980. John is a frequent commentator on Bloomberg, CNBC, CNN, Fox Business News and the BBC.

John is widely regarded as one of the top economists on Wall Street today. I am honored to have him on the show and help us navigate the economic landscape.

Please join our conversation by dialing (347) 677-0792 or join the always energized chat room.

LD

Is the media in general as much a part of the problem as part of the solution? Is the financial media especially running cover for their cronies in Washington and on Wall Street? The real financial and political debate has shifted to the internet because many in America feel strongly that the answer to my opening questions is a resounding “Yes!!”

Where can you go to get hard hitting questions and answers that provide real truth and transparency about the financial follies in Washington and on Wall Street? You have come to the right place as tonight’s No Quarter Radio’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle Welcomes The Daily Bail’s Steve Megremis.

The Daily Bail provides piercing insight and analysis of the Wall Street-Washington incest. In short order, it is widely regarded as the site that most comprehensively covers all the bailout news.

There is so much to discuss. We will assuredly have a riveting dialogue addressing the MA Senate race, Tim Geithner’s deleting details in AIG disclosures, the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, Wall Street bonuses, and so much more. You will not want to miss it.

You can join our discussion by dialing in to (347) 677-0792 and also by mixing it up and having fun in our chat room.

No nonsense here as Sense on Cents constantly pursues truth, transparency and integrity in helping our readers and listeners navigate the economic landscape.

LD

What a great interview! Paulie asked the questions we’d all want to ask, and Larry gave the most fascinating, in-depth responses. In case you missed it, you can tune in to BlogTalkRadio’s archive and listen at any time.

Earlier promo and bio info: Join Sins of Omission tonight, January 11, 2010, at 9:00 p.m. ET as host Paulie Abeles talks to NoQuarter’s Larry Johnson, a requent commentator on defense and national security issues on CNN’s news programming, CNN’s Larry King Live, and PBS’s Newshour.

Here are the issues you and I will discuss with Larry tonight: HOW DO WE KEEP AMERICA SAFE? The Obama Administration has recently announced new regulations concerning air flight security–particularly for international travel. Advocates argue that its high time America started taking national security and the threat that terrorism poses to our way of life seriously. Opponents argue that ‘profiling’ and other methods used by analysts are an infringement of civil liberties. Who is right? Can we have a secure America and still have a democracy? And what is a realistic assessment of the level of threat we currently face?

Find out more along with Paulie during her show tonight, NoQuarter Radio’s Sins of Omission with Paulie Abeles.

Paulie’s weekly show is aimed at giving listeners insight into the topics of the day beyond the nightly news. To listen to more of Paulie’s recent shows, use our instructions in the far right column for how to retrieve all NoQuarter radio shows via iTunes.

Here’s more about Larry Johnson:

LARRY JOHNSON is uniquely qualified to answer these questions. A frequent commentator on defense and national security issues on CNN and ‘Larry King Live’ , Larry C. Johnson is CEO and co-founder of BERG Associates, LLC, an international business-consulting firm with expertise combating terrorism and investigating money laundering.

Mr. Johnson works with US military commands in scripting terrorism exercises, briefs on terrorist trends, and conducts undercover investigations on counterfeiting, smuggling and money laundering.

Mr. Johnson, who worked previously with the Central Intelligence Agency and U.S. State Department’s Office of Counter Terrorism, is a recognized expert in the fields of terrorism, aviation security, crisis and risk management.

Washington and Wall Street may think they can continue to play “business as usual,” but the times they are a-changin.

Why are incumbents from both parties quitting? Why are select previously friendly members of the media starting to turn on the administration? Why are selected politicos even starting to turn on senior members of their own party?

The answer to all the above is the same: America is speaking up like never before. America is fed up with the standard pandering and posturing put forth by banksters, regulators, and politicians.

So much to talk about. So many issues across so many sectors of our economic landscape. Please join me from 8-9pm ET this Sunday evening, January 10th for NQR’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle as I provide America’s Open Mic.

What is on your mind? What would you like to address? We can talk about municipal issues. Should Uncle Sam bailout California? We can talk about political issues and politicians impacting our economy. What truly happened with Chris Dodd? Why are previously well entrenched incumbents quitting so long before the fall elections? Should Tim Geithner be replaced? We can talk healthcare reform. Should Nebraska receive a special deal in the proposed legislation? We can talk about the markets. What are they telling us? Who will win the special senatorial election in Massachusetts on January 19th? What does all of this mean as we try to most effectively navigate the economic landscape?

I welcome your calls, comments, inquiries. Let our collective voice be heard as we work to promote the truth, transparency, and integrity that our markets, our economy, and our country so badly need. Please leave comments here as to what you would like me to address. Additionally, you can call in during the show at 347-677-0792 or engage via the chat room.

Thanks for your support.

LD

2009 was a year unlike any other in our recent history.

The developments in Washington, on Wall Street, and around the world were enormous in scope, dynamic in development, but yet unresolved in outcome. Who stood out? Which individuals deserve real praise? Who deserves real scorn? Who talked the talk? Who walked the walk? Who are our real statesmen? Who are phonies and fakers?

Tonight, No Quarter Radio’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle looks forward to reviewing 2009 and inducting those people, policies, and programs rightfully deserving of entrance into the Sense on Cents Hall of Fame and Hall of Shame. For our newer readers and listeners, the show runs from 8-9pm ET and can be listened to LIVE via the BlogTalkRadio website.

I would never pretend to think that I can properly cover all of the prospective nominees, so please do not hesitate to submit thoughts and ideas for this show. While we will assuredly have a few laughs, the main point of the show tomorrow evening will be to give a voice and send a message that America is both listening more intently and acting more aggressively in forming our future.

I look forward to your participation in the show. Listen in, join the chat room, or call in at (347) 677-0792 with your questions and thoughts. Thanks in advance.

LD