| If you get some benefit out of Maria screaming at you in the morning.... "folks we are headed lower across the board and once again the techs are taking a hit, I'm looking at the Motorola post and there's a big crowd around it, and oh yea, are we open yet?, maybe a point down, hugh sell off, no wait, maybe not.... blah blah blah..." If you get some benefit out of Joe drawing a red line on a chart because you're too stupid to see which way the chart is leaning, then have at it.... if you enjoy the parade of infomercial guests and analysts telling you what to buy even though they've not been right in six months, then waste your time.... if you get some benefit from Joe telling you about his hair, or his kid, or his golf, or his rash while his fingers are wrapped across his face.... boy you gotta be insane. When I watch I have the volume on mute. There is so much inaccurate information on CNBC that I'm surprised they are still on the air. The queen of inaccuracy is Kathleen Hays who knows virtually nill about the bond market. She will argue with any and every guest that tries to teach her the basics. Too bad.... bloomberg T.V. is much better. Ted David, David Faber, Ron Insana and Sue Herrera are good reporters... too bad they're stuck on CNBC. Consealo Mack should be driving an 18 wheeler, Kathleen Hays could be a corrections officer at the state prison, Mark Haynes could call the play by play for the XFL, Maria could use her screaming talents to cheer on the local little league team from the bleachers..... while I'm at it; Alina Cho mumbles at the end of each and every news brief... it's unnerving and a contributing factor to the use of my mute button when I tune in. |
