I can't argue with you there. I just wish that the talking sphincters would have some accountability to the people they are "advising."Quote from The Swordsman:
Bull mkt=high ratings
Bear mkt=lower ratings
Where does CNBC's allegiance stand? Plain and simple as far as I can tell.
Quote from bgp:
what in the hell is going on ?? does joe public really believe this bullshit from the talking heads and the fed., and gov. that they are solving all the problems just like that. this financial mess is blowing up right in front of us ! and they are saying buy , don't worry everything is OK. kudlow should be banned from t.v. for false propaganda and most financial commentators along with him.
bgp
Quote from Thunderdog:
I can't argue with you there. I just wish that the talking sphincters would have some accountability to the people they are "advising."
Perhaps CNBC should at least have a warning both before and after their shows advising that the broadcasts are solely for entertainment purposes and that acting on the silliness discussed is grounds for involuntary hospitalization and psychiatric observation.
Quote from bgp:
what in the hell is going on ?? does joe public really believe this bullshit from the talking heads and the fed., and gov. that they are solving all the problems just like that. this financial mess is blowing up right in front of us ! and they are saying buy , don't worry everything is OK. kudlow should be banned from t.v. for false propaganda and most financial commentators along with him.
bgp
Quote from hayman:
Well, if you listen to CNBC regularly, you will realize that all the propoganda is a crock of $#*& !!
We are definitely heading towards a recession. Some of the more ominous signs are:
- Real estate is imploding & will get much worse, before it gets
better. Not only the credit crunch here, but the entire
industry is suffering from large over-supply. The amount of
business that ripples around real estate is incredibly large.
As real estate goes, so does our economy.
- Large Deficit and debt continue to mount. I read that the
national debt went from 5.7 T to almost 10 T under Bush's
watch. What does that tell you about money mgmt ?
- Large run-up on debt will inevitably result in interest rates
rising, so that we can stay competitive with foreign instruments.
Everyone is looking away from Treasuries and investing
overseas. We will be forced to raise interest rates to compete
and meet our debt obligations. We all know what increased
interest rates will do to our already-flailing economy ?
Need I say more ?
Oh, yes, Happy Holidays everyone !