NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. /eNewsChannels/ — On April 10, Dr. Barry Eichengreen will be the Guest Expert on “Market Wrap with Moe Ansari,” a nationally syndicated radio show that analyzes Wall Street news and provides insight into the complexities of the stock market.
Tune in with Moe Ansari and Dr. Eichengreen from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. PDT on KPSA AM 1510 in Orange County as Dr. Eichengreen presents his research on Europe’s economy and makes clear and concise predictions about how the political elite in Europe are likely to respond as the financial crisis continues to unfold.
Dr. Eichengreen will discuss the ongoing Eurozone crisis and answer such questions as: How did we come to a point where Europe is engulfed in a financial crisis of epic proportions? How bad is the crisis likely to get? What effect is this crisis having on Wall Street? What role has the Euro played and can it survive?
Episodes of “Market Wrap with Moe Ansari” can also be found at: http://www.marketwrapwithmoe.com/ .
About Dr. Barry Eichengreen:
Dr. Eichengreen is one of the world’s most prominent experts on the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and global finance and is ideally positioned to provide insight into the current financial situation in Europe. He has been a Professor of Economics and Political Science at UC Berkeley since 1987, served as a Senior Policy Advisor at the IMF and has been published in The Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, Foreign Affairs, and several other publications. He also writes a weekly column for Project Syndicate.
About “Market Wrap with Moe Ansari”:
Moe Ansari is the president and chief portfolio manager of Compak Asset Management, a wealth and asset management company in Newport Beach, Calif. In 2012, he was named one of Barron’s top 100 independent financial advisors in the nation. He has been producing “Market Wrap with Moe” since 1989 and can be heard on 17 stations across the nation. More information can be found at http://marketwrapwithmoe.com/ .
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