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

As goes the audience so goes the performer... what else do they have to do to keep vagina hat wearing intellectuals glued to the screen? Homework? Research> Too much work. They refer to the viewers as 'suckers' anyway. My last TV set was this smallest SONY cube with a Trinitron tube and I dumped it in 2003. So much more fun in physical reality, I will let the others to stay in virtual one. I am cutting my [active] Internet life after New Years.
 
Overnight said:
Yes sir. Was watching it. And watched how right after 11AM or so, the markets clawed back all it's losses. Tomorrow it will probably be a market-rally segment, if they even bother to broadcast on Christmas Eve. I don't recall, I usually don't watch the CNBC during holiday times. But I just lost a blood relative to illness, and am bored in my head, need to escape.

It's nuts.
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Sorry to hear about your loss. I can relate to that as I lost an uncle yesterday.
 
apdxyk said:
As goes the audience so goes the performer... what else do they have to do to keep vagina hat wearing intellectuals glued to the screen?
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Dude - I love that ! Gotta go down in history of the best criticisms of CNBC and Bloomberg.
I wonder what their executives would to say to that ?
 
Overnight said:
Yes, when the Dow was down 400 points by the opening bell. Was a 1,000 point swing in the futures during that trading day. Or close to it.
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That is just truly amazing that one single drop in the market after continous historical highs that they could actually have a markets in turmoil segment. I think there must be many fools running cnbc to put up such a segment. How could markets be in turmoil after nearly a 100% jump from market lows just in March and many stocks up hundreds and even thousands and thousands of percent. Its fucking absolutely baffling to me.
 
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