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To: FJB who wrote (83012)	4/5/2019 9:33:14 PM
From: Winfastorlose	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 95420

Alright here is one. On Bloomberg TV I watched an interview of the CEO of CVX one night as I was trading futures and he was discussing the Permian in a lot of detail so I started some research on the major players in the Permian and bought CVX, XOM, OXY, RDS.B, & WTTR. That group of stocks has made a significant amount of money for me in a very short period of time (in addition to paying some handsome dividends) Had I not seen that interview, I would not have likely bought so many of the companies and would not have committed as much money to the play as I did. That is just one example. I have learned about commodities trends, currency trends, world and emerging market stock market trends etc in great detail from that service. I trade on the information all the time. But, I usually only watch it at night leading into the European market open. .

To: FJB who wrote (83012)	4/8/2019 1:53:04 AM
From: Winfastorlose	4 Recommendations Recommended By bull_dozer FJB oldbeachlvr w0z Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 95420

In 15 minutes, Bloomberg TV Europe will have an interview with Khalid Bin Abdulaziz Al-Falih, the Saudi Energy Minister. He usually has very good information as to what to expect on crude pricing. You can usually trade on the info from his interviews. And that's another thing. The Bloomberg presenters do not constantly interrupt their guests like they do on CNBC. I am not saying they are angels, because they are just as bad as the CNBC people on letting you know how they feel about issues, but they let their guests talk. CNBC interviews are usually worthless. They argue with their guests and turn the whole interview into a farce about 75% of the time. .