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To: Clint Todish who wrote (18233)10/16/1998 1:23:00 PM
From: RetiredNow  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 77397
 
The journalist are just plain stupid. Earnings surprises outnumber earnings disappointment 3 to 1. All the majors have announced excellent earnings and forward guidance: INTC, YHOO, AAPL, AMD, RMBS,BRCM, etc etc etc.

What's happened is that a confluence of bad news factors have conspired to crash the market and now when the market comes back up to more reasonable levels, not too high not too low, the media decides that the market has overreacted to the Fed's rate cut. Bullshit. The market overreacted on the downside and is now adjusting back to reasonable levels. The media talking the market down is just stupidity. But hey, that's what they are good at. The day before yesterday I read an article that said the market is down because of all the poor earnings being released by companies. The next day the dow went up 330 points and an article by the same company came out saying that earnings surprises outnumber disappointments 3 to 1 and the market is doing well. What bullshit!



To: Clint Todish who wrote (18233)10/16/1998 6:05:00 PM
From: TimeToMakeTheInvs  Respond to of 77397
 
***OT*** Clint, I totally agree with you about CNBC. The extent they hype any negative angle they can is just riduculous. I watch more CNFNN than I used to, and get most of my news coverage from the internet (I hate this too because I hold some GE.). tim
PS But are they paid? HA!HA! ;)