CNBC and Bloomberg Analysts and Reporters....recent behavior

How the heck did you come up with this 2 pm cut-off ? Why not 3 pm, 4 pm ?
And why no Fridays ?

Sometimes, I even switch it off at noon (they give you all the highlights in the first 3 hours)!
I get it for free, through Interactive Brokers, otherwise I would not even have that. I just have a simple, free, weekly economic calendar, just in case of a FED Meeting/Other. That's all you really need. Here you go:

https://us.econoday.com/byweek.asp?cust=us

I have been a full-time, professional daytrader since 1998. Based on my results of the last 5 years, I basically break even on Fridays (everyone is different). And the only thing keeping me from losing money instead of B/E, is my experience. I finally concluded that I do well enough, Monday-Thursday, as to take Fridays off, and have 3 day weekends for the rest of my life. The numbers don't lie, and I trade to make money, and not for fun...
 
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However, that is NOT what Jim Cramer says. He says this:

So, bottom line....PERMA BULL. If this were the 1930's, he'd be a bum standing in the soup lines.
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LOL/thats what they call ''speculation''
Actually much [not all] of the 1930s were good uptrends. And his wife/the one that sold many of his positions while he took a bagel break one day /begs to differ-most likely.LOL:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
 
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