Lizzie, you are in error, you are wrong, or you are lying one - I don't know which - I am going to give you the benefit of the doubt that you are truly ignorant to the reality of what CNBC does. When you make this statement:
http://www.siliconinvestor.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=21748104
CNBC became a sort of bearish business news vehicle the past few years, which is understandable because there was a lot of bearish business news. But for cnbc ratings to improve they need to figure out a way to get people to be interested in being LONG (not short) stocks. The economics of shorting are too difficult for most.
If you believe CNBC is BEARISH and are promoting SHORT selling of the market - you are either a total idiot or a shill.
Listen to phil grandie just 2 weeks - he will point out the errors of your ignorance if it is just ignorance you have about CNBC.
He says wall street NEVER wants YOU the little guy to short one of thier stocks - CNBC and Joe Bag O donuts is in cahoots with this scam to dump on the little guy - like when they bring TOL guys on to PUMP and DUMP while they dump themselves on the little guy.
Perhaps Vosilla has too much class to call your shit for what it is, but I think he is in agreement with me regarding this particular issue. I think Brian is in agreement with me. I think Orkrious is in agreement with me. I think Redfish is in agreement with me. I think even to his personal stress (hehe) J Chris Parson is in agreement with me. There are entire threads that seems to be in agreement with me
Subject 51321 - The Biggest ASSHOLE to ever appear on CNBC - that thread has my old buddy "bald man from mars". Frederick Langford nominated Jim Rogers - well he is on FOX cost of FREEDOM scammers now - but look here for your BULLSHIT:
siliconinvestor.com
In a soon to be released tell-all tale, former Cramer & Company employee Nicholas Maier accuses TheStreet.com's co-founder of using CNBC anchors and his own television appearances to promote stocks that he would promptly sell, making a quick gain on the upswing.
In Trading With the Enemy, to be published this month by Harper Business, Maier alleges that CNBC anchors Maria Bartiromo and David Faber were used like pawns to talk up stocks that Cramer's hedge fund had purchased. He did this by giving them heads-up on analysts' upgrades and downgrades in particular stocks.
Jim would do the opposite of what he was saying on television," Maier told Forbes. Cramer did this behind the scenes too, says Maier. "He would hear rumors, pass them on and then do the opposite," adds the author, who insists that he has the trading documents to back up his claims. Maier worked under Cramer between 1994 and 1998.
Why put himself on the line? Not for a hefty book advance: "Mine is trivial compared with Jim's $1.5 million," says Maier. "My goal is to show people how Wall Street really works. It left a very bad taste in my mouth."
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Now Lizzie I am gonna let you off easy this time - perhaps you don't know the history of CNBC and Cramer and the PUMP AND DUMP reality of the trading world you live in - but you are one sure idiot if you don't. You see until the late 90's I was ignorant of most of this stuff as well - another sheep/sucker in the pyramid scheme. |
