Last Friday's Bloomberg radio interview with Carol Massar and Cory Johnson can be heard here.

Recently, Financial Times reporter and market commentator, John Authers authored a market commentary on August 26th in which yours truly was among those quoted, including the following: "Another measure that has enduring appeal, and that can turn into a self-fulfilling prophecy, is a simple gauge of the market’s momentum, which is one of the strongest forces driving the market. Vinny Catalano of New York’s Blue Marble Research suggests that a “mega-trend reversal” tool can signal whether a true bear market has started. This compares the market’s price with its recent trend (its average over the past 50 days) and its longer trend (its average over the past 200 days). When the 50-day moving average drops below the 200-day (sometimes colourfully called a “death cross”) while the price drops below both, and all are heading downwards, an upward trend has been decisively reversed." To read the entire commentary, including a chart illustrating the Mega Trend, click here. On September 1,  I had the pleasure of appearing once again on Bloomberg radio with hosts Carol Massar and Vonnie Quinn. The appearance explored the above noted FT commentary and other related topics further. To listen, click here.

Recent Bloomberg radio appearances: Briefly discussing equity market outlook and then describing Adriatic Capital Partners and private equity venture: April 28. With Lawrence Calcano of iCapital Network exploring their on-line private equity service: April 28. And my recap of the CFA society and other events that I participated in from December 2014 through mid February 2015: February 27.

Just me with Carol Massar and Michael McKee Bloomberg radio "Taking Stock". Me with Dr. Rob Atkinson Bloomberg radio "Taking Stock".

Bloomberg radio "Taking Stock with Pimm Fox and Carol Massar".

Bloomberg radio "Taking Stock with Pimm Fox and Carol Massar".

Bloomberg radio "Taking Stock with Pimm Fox and Carol Massar".

Media Appearances Recently, I had the privilege of appearing on two excellent radio programs: Bloomberg radio's popular program, "Taking Stock with Pimm Fox and Carol Massar" and "On The Money" with Steve Pomeranz, CFP, and an Internet based video interview - FT.com's Authers' Note (see previous posting below). The interviews centered on what you might think they would: the markets and the economy, with a sprinkling of geo politics and market structure issues. Here are the links to each of them: * With yours truly * With Don Rissmiller  (Chief Economist, Strategas Research Partners) * With yours truly, again Upcoming Events My early 2014 events calendar is, as you will note below, fairly full. Most of the events are Market Forecast ones. If you are in the neighborhood, you may want to consider attending. Here are the events (links provided where available): January 9 - New York Society of Security Analysts  featuring Rich Bernstein, Liz Ann Sonders, Phil Orlando, CFA, Sam Stovall, Dan Clifton, Joe Kalish with special interviewer Pimm Fox and a special presentation from Matt Orsagh, CFA January 15 - CFA Society South Florida (Boca Raton)  featuring Ed Clissold, CFA, Glenn Reynolds, CFA January 16 - CFA Society Louisiana (New Orleans)  featuring Don Rissmiller, Glenn Reynolds, CFA January 26 - 29 - Inside ETFs conference(Hollywood, FL)  My segment is Tuesday, January 28 @ 4 PM eastern. February 4 - CFA Society Phoenix  featuring Heidi Richardson, Jeffrey Sherman, Shane Shepherd February 5 - CFA Society Tucson  featuring Don Rissmiller, Peter J. Petas, Jeffrey Sherman February 11 - CFA Society Tampa Bay  featuring Jeffrey Saut, Glenn Reynolds, CFA, Tom Tzitzouris February 13 - CFA Society Jacksonville  featuring Glenn Reynolds, CFA, Tom Tzitzouris

My July 3rd appearance on Bloomberg radio's popular program, "Taking Stock with Pimm Fox and Carol Massar" was actually three segments: * One with yours truly* One with Ian Bremmer* and One with Adam SussmanThe discussions ranged from general economic and market matters (me) to geo political issues (Bremmer) to the changed market structure (Sussman). Each segment runs about 7 to 8 minutes in length.

Watch the latest video at video.foxbusiness.com China Television (CCTV - America) Note: My segment is at the 36:00 mark. Bloomberg radio