Daniel Frishberg Can Be Heard On Atlanta Drive Time Radio

Daniel Frishberg Can Be Heard On Atlanta Drive Time Radio

Infamous Money Man Joins Atlanta Drive-Time Radio

ATLANTA - Regardless of whether you're moving along Clairmont Rd. or the Northeast Expressway from Commerce, or going north on the Langford Parkway from Douglasville, you can now quit cursing the traffic and make the most of your time and energy on the road by tuning into "Radio Wall St.: The Money Man Report" from 8 to 9 am on WAFS Business radio at 1190 on the AM dial.

For approximately two decades Daniel Frishberg has long been radio's Money Man. Presenting listeners in Texas and other portions of the South his exceptional insights and suggestions about the way to invest smartly to increase their profits and limit the losses that most investors inevitably face. As of this week Dan Frishberg has included the Atlanta Metroplex to the places where he can be heard.

Viewers of "The Closing Bell with Maria Bartoromo" on CNBC and "Cavuto" on the Fox Business Channel have been seeing Dan Frishberg for some time. He has been interviewed in their studios as well as on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. But many Georgians haven't had the chance to hear his analysis and advice on the latest trends and events. From now on they can.

Furthermore, listeners to "Radio Wall St." will also be listening to a great deal of qualified sources, from investment strategists like Jon Najarian, Jack Bouroudjian, and Herb Greenberg, economists and strategists Dr. Arthur Laffer, Dr. John Rutledge, captains of industry like Steve Forbes and Jack Welch, government movers and shakers from former Fed vice-chairman Alice Rivlin and Bill Clinton's secretary of labor Robert Reich. Each one of these experts and financial gurus are among the Money Man's guests on his radio broadcast. Plus they don't just parachute in to tout their latest book, either. These people take the time to open up, giving "The Money Man Report's" audience an opportunity to hear what they really think. They come on his show because they respect his history of seeing the trends before they become conventional wisdom and they also appreciate talking with a man who essentially gets what's going on in the global financial and business markets.

Dan Frishberg has had the great good fortune to become friends with all of the most famous, successful, creative, gifted financial and economic strategists of our generation. Frishberg is not just another talking head. His principal business is supplying strategic investment advice to some of the top money makers and major corporations. He provides the same insightful opinions to his radio listeners (and visitors to his website - themoneymanreport.com) simply because he believes that everyone should get the opportunity to make the most of the freedoms and access to market information that the Big Boys have. By including his voice to the babble of voices on morning-drive radio, he is offering you the chance to be not just entertained on your way to work but to actually use that time tom make your life better.

"Life isn't fair," Frishberg says, "and the best of us also get all the breaks. My gift was to have fallen into a life where I spent tens of thousands of hours practicing and learning, surrounded by the absolute best and smartest, and studying at the very highest levels from the trading floor at Goldman Sachs to the floor of the Chicago Merc.

Dan Frishberg is a true believer in the power of information to make money in the markets, based on a lifetime of learning to spot the trends and know how to act on them before the thundering herd catches up. Becoming the Money Man started early - he literally grew up on Wall Street, learning the ins and outs of the market from his grandfather on visits to the Stock Exchange floor as a child. He spent three years as a Marine machine gunner, learning discipline, then came home to work his way through college trading silver contracts.

"Now," he says, "my special gift is to use this unusual configuration of talents and skills with regular people who would never get near it any other way."

"Radio Wall Street: The MoneyMan Report" airs from 8 am to 9 am daily [OR weekdays] on Atlanta's Business radio, WAFS, 1190 AM.

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