Good Morning Red.
Thank you so much for writing. I kind of felt like I was "monopolizing the conversation" last night, so it's nice to receive such a pleasant response.
Yes, I am looking forward to reading back through all the posts as I have time....all 5000 plus of them!
Mark Haines' return is definitely something to look forward to. As I said before, I also admire and respect Ron Insana tremendously (and enjoy his occasional references to watching "Barney"--been there, done that!), but I guess I'm kind of used to seeing Mark in the morning. I love it when he spoke French to Kathleen, and find him to have a very pleasant air of maleness.
And yes, I must admit that Mr. Faber definitely trips my trigger, especially when, like yesterday, he was muttering to Joe about "Bad....bad earnings". ( A mock scolding, if you will.) I guess you can kind of tell where at least one of my interests lies! (Interestingly enough, I got an e-mail from one male who had some similar fantasies about one of the women!) By the way, it almost sounded as though David were starting to go through a premature midlife crisis when he was talking about being depressed about not owning any internet stocks or being a CEO. Yes, and I wish I had bought AOL when I first started using it! :-)
Anyway, I feel a little guilty, like I'm "dissing" intelligence and talent, but this group is intended in fun, so hopefully it is okay. I really *do* like everyone on the show, even if I haven't mentioned everyone by name.
Well, a whole weekend without CNBC---now it's back to real life, like housecleaning and hopefully going out tonight. And on Monday, time for the dreaded "T" word--yep, I'm one of those last minute filers. I've always done my own taxes, but this year they are much more complicated, so I wonder if I am in a little over my head. It's the first time I've ever had to do estimated taxes.
Don't mean to end on a down note. Let's dream of stocks soaring higher (after we have just bought them of course) and our wonderful crew of CNBC people!
Laurie |
