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| quote: | Originally posted by Shakka
No--CNBC just prefers not to air bearish opinions. They're pathetic. Nick Heymann got an interview pulled yesterday because he has a negative opinion of GE (The parent company of GE). He went on Reuters instead. John Hussman went on last year and wrote later on his website that CNBC had asked him to appear more positive on things. My favorite guy on CNBC is Brian Westbury...permabull. I think he's still in denial about the recession. |
It's funny because my girlfriend commented about how people have been saying that CNBC's been too bearish lately and just highlights bad news. My jaw dropped....
That said, I love Jon Stewart, but that segment was bullshit the other night. They are reporters, not fortune tellers. I could do without a few, but overall, the expectations/standards being set by the Daily Show were ludicrous. You can't take the Fast Money people's comments and put them in a long-term outlook, since those people are all traders. You can take a comment and it worked at the time, if you sold when they did, but now look ridiculous. I mean, I made money on Citi back in the fall, getting a 20+% move in one day and sold. It's now $1, but I bought it at $14 something, so I guess I'm stupid.
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