cnbc scam

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h hubbins

the million dollar challenge grand prize of a million dollars is actually an annuity yet they market it on tv with a stack of $1M in tens and just asked an advisor how he would invest the million dollar grand prize.

it is already invested in an annuity!

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You are right, it is a scam. You should get your money back..Oh wait, its free. Why people complain about something that is free is amazing.
 
It's actually going to be just a big fade pool.
Gather a bunch of numbnuts together for consensus picks and start the fade immediately!!!!!!!!!!!

Pretty clever idea.....
 
That million is worth closer to 200k, before taxes, given that they pay it out 36k per year.

Whatever CNBC.

When are we going to get a serious financial channel that doesn't show money in a lucite box, and anchors driving Bugattis, and women getting spa treatments at luxury resorts all day?

What a total and complete lost cause.

Next up: 'CNBC Cribs' and CNBC 'Pimp That Ride'
 
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That million is worth closer to 200k, before taxes, given that they pay it out 36k per year.

Whatever CNBC.

When are we going to get a serious financial channel that doesn't show money in a lucite box, and anchors driving Bugattis, and women getting spa treatments at luxury resorts all day?

What a total and complete lost cause.

Next up: 'CNBC Cribs' and CNBC 'Pimp That Ride'
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A serious financial channel? Probably when the common man gets seriously into investing, saving, and trading their money rather than adhering to the flashing of Ameritrade gadgets and 20 free trade gimmicks from their banks....it is so amazing to me when people actually trade stocks because they have free trades...I find that the ultimate pinpoint on the downfall of intelligence.
 
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I'm with you!

Some contest - you can't go short. In the fantasy world of CNBC, it seems stocks never go down.
 
Quote from ByLoSellHi:

That million is worth closer to 200k, before taxes, given that they pay it out 36k per year.

Whatever CNBC.

When are we going to get a serious financial channel that doesn't show money in a lucite box, and anchors driving Bugattis, and women getting spa treatments at luxury resorts all day?

What a total and complete lost cause.

Next up: 'CNBC Cribs' and CNBC 'Pimp That Ride'
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Bloomberg while not perfect, is much better than CNBC.
 

Some contest - you can't go short. In the fantasy world of CNBC, it seems stocks never go down.
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And "the women are strong, the men are good looking, and all the children are above average."

Until Becky got into that Mercedes a few weeks back, I didn't even know she had legs.
 
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