Steven Ricchiuto joins Jim Blasingame to discuss what the Fed will do with interest rates, and to recommend they be even more accommodative to weaken the Dollar and make U.S. businesses more competitive.

Steven Ricchiuto joins Jim Blasingame to debate the misalignment of Wall Street's short-term motivations and Main Street’s long-term reality, and recommend that there are more indicators than the stock indexes.

Steven Ricchiuto joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how capitalism will evolve over the next decade, including whether it will become more focused on people and less on the absolute bottom line.

Steven Ricchiuto joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the current, unfortunate policies of the Federal Reserve Bank and the ill-advised rate reduction that’s anticipated today.

Steven Ricchiuto joins Jim Blasingame to reveal why much of the Fed’s behavior is due to being the de facto reserve bank of the world, and why their current policies should involve more quantitative easing and less rate cutting.

Steven Ricchiuto joins Jim Blasingame to reveal why the Fed’s current actions are not as informed with 21st century economy reality as it is an outdated mandate.

Steven Ricchiuto joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the decision in front of the Fed as to how much to cut rates, and discuss the many reasons they shouldn’t cut at all.

Steven Ricchiuto joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how economic excesses, which often create downturns, have changed their makeup in the past half century.

Steven Ricchiuto joins Jim Blasingame to report on the concerted behavior of global central banks, including the U.S. Fed, as their easy money policies continue to excite investment behavior, which is what caused the 2008 financial crisis.