Maria-- CNBC

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Typical lib. Can dish it out but can't take criticism. Lame.
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yes, I have noticed liberals tend to be inferior to most conservative traders, except in times of extreme trending, when they tend to pile on with what the crowd is doing, while conservatives tend to get flat or even fade the crowd.

But yes I agree.

I think if anybody wants to be a trader, they should first decide if they are a republican or a democrat.

If you can dish it out but can't take criticism, you are probably a democrat and should trade accordingly. Meaning, go with the trend.

If you are always pissed off, you are probably a republican, and should fade all moves. Since most trends fizzle out anyway.
 
I believe Maria deserves a 20% raise for this interview :)
Anyway this is what should happen :
1-Based on all the interiews that I have heard and watched on CNBC and Bloomberg (which is bettern than CNBC), all fund managers are expecting a clear deal and any partial deal and no deal and kicking the can down the road will result the sell off.
2-When Ben was pushed in his interview, he said that we are seeing consumer confidence is going down, companies are not hiring , growth is going down,..... and he accepted the fact that things are going south.
3- Boehner even failed to bring his party together.
4- You cannot discount the stubborness of Tea Party members to accept any kind of compromise
5- Obama in his Friday talk requested to for a partially deal on tax which is not what market wants.

Conclusion: Don't kid yourself. Short the market for the next month. No matter there is a deal or no deal, market will drop 5% in a month. Any rally is an opportunity to short. So far the drops were opportunity to buy not I believe things have changed or investors have started to notice the change.
 
Quote from hajimow:

I believe Maria deserves a 20% raise for this interview :)
Anyway this is what should happen :
1-Based on all the interiews that I have heard and watched on CNBC and Bloomberg (which is bettern than CNBC), all fund managers are expecting a clear deal and any partial deal and no deal and kicking the can down the road will result the sell off.
2-When Ben was pushed in his interview, he said that we are seeing consumer confidence is going down, companies are not hiring , growth is going down,..... and he accepted the fact that things are going south.
3- Boehner even failed to bring his party together.
4- You cannot discount the stubborness of Tea Party members to accept any kind of compromise
5- Obama in his Friday talk requested to for a partially deal on tax which is not what market wants.

Conclusion: Don't kid yourself. Short the market for the next month. No matter there is a deal or no deal, market will drop 5% in a month. Any rally is an opportunity to short. So far the drops were opportunity to buy not I believe things have changed or investors have started to notice the change.
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Never discount the power of the PPT. That has kept the market bid this last run since mid NOV. Did anyone honestly believe there would be a grand bargain deal. Cliff has been known for over one year and they did zilch in that timeframe so why would they be able to resolve in one month. Give me a break.
 
Quote from DeeDeeTwo:

Maria is on a very short list of women I'd love to ****...
And Joey Ramone felt exactly the same way.
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Anyone that can find an attractive trait with a domineering,condescending journalist that possessess a short,dumpy sloppy assed physique & an obviously insecure disposition has some real flexible standards.

For anyone that has seen her in person can attest to a grotesque physique and a nasty disposition.
 
After Bartiromo called Cardin (and all Democrats) out for their duplicitous approach the traders erupted in cheers and applause. They were rewarding her for finally doing what most anchors and reporters refuse to do. Instead of reporting on the fiscal cliff negotiations like it’s a football game or a soap opera, we need journalists to actually know the facts and to challenge the narratives presented by the politicians who are trotted out in front of the cameras.

Cardin was not used to being challenged and he wilted. The traders were not used to seeing the challenge and they cheered Bartiromo. We need to see more of this. Who will step up and join Bartiromo? Anyone?
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http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journalism/2012/12/24/CNBC-Anchor-Challenges-Dem-Senator-On-Cliff
 
Quote from musicman:

She is a rude B-itch. John Boehner is what is wrong with Congress. And the Tea party is what is wrong with the rest of the Republican Party.
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If only the DEMs had won the election:D
cheers
john
 
What's so interesting is that despite NBC being far left, CNBC has been promoting this interview all over their website, and it appeared on realclearmarkets as well. Maria must be getting lots of kudos for the interview despite the liberal hate.
 
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