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[quote author="graphrix" date=1226067634][quote author="usctrojanman29" date=1226064061][quote author="PANDA" date=1226061740]Trojan,
Wow, you watch CNBC every day from 6am - 9am? That's pretty impressive.
Erin Burnett was telling Peter Schiff the other day that Gold has no intrinsic value.. I was scratching my head and saying, "What the ?????" "huh? I guess you can be a communications major and have zero knowledge of economics and still be an anchor on CNBC.</blockquote>
Yeah, I usually wake up around 6am and look to see if there are any trades to be made. They hire the cute girls from the Ivy League who look good on camera, but aren't necessarily economic gurus. <strong>The one prerequisite to being an anchor is that you have to be a stock market cheerleader.</strong></blockquote>
If the company you worked for made you sign an agreement to NEVER short a stock/bond/ETF etc., or buy/sell puts and calls, and all you could do is invest in mutual funds and not individual stocks, can you honestly tell me that you wouldn't be a market cheerleader? Hell yeah you would, your entire portfolio depends on the market going up. Just sayin...</blockquote>
Stop being bitter.
No need to demean the women on the show, just because you guys would have absolutely NO shot with any of them.
The producers of the Call and Squawk know exactly what they?re doing, it?s called ratings.
Trish, Melissa Francis, Erin, Michelle Caruso, Becky, Melissa Lee, and Maria B. make it happen on a daily basis and the primary reason why so many male viewers tune it to watch those programs.
Wow, you watch CNBC every day from 6am - 9am? That's pretty impressive.
Erin Burnett was telling Peter Schiff the other day that Gold has no intrinsic value.. I was scratching my head and saying, "What the ?????" "huh? I guess you can be a communications major and have zero knowledge of economics and still be an anchor on CNBC.</blockquote>
Yeah, I usually wake up around 6am and look to see if there are any trades to be made. They hire the cute girls from the Ivy League who look good on camera, but aren't necessarily economic gurus. <strong>The one prerequisite to being an anchor is that you have to be a stock market cheerleader.</strong></blockquote>
If the company you worked for made you sign an agreement to NEVER short a stock/bond/ETF etc., or buy/sell puts and calls, and all you could do is invest in mutual funds and not individual stocks, can you honestly tell me that you wouldn't be a market cheerleader? Hell yeah you would, your entire portfolio depends on the market going up. Just sayin...</blockquote>
Stop being bitter.
No need to demean the women on the show, just because you guys would have absolutely NO shot with any of them.
The producers of the Call and Squawk know exactly what they?re doing, it?s called ratings.
Trish, Melissa Francis, Erin, Michelle Caruso, Becky, Melissa Lee, and Maria B. make it happen on a daily basis and the primary reason why so many male viewers tune it to watch those programs.