I ran across this ridiculous headline on Yahoo! Finance (which is nothing more than the CNBC of the Internet) and I wanted to make a few comments. 

I just ran across a news headline by CNBC so I knew it would provide a learning point. Have a look First of all, don't be fooled by the seemingly neutral tone of the article. While there are statements that one could conclude are cautious, if you read it from a neutral position, you will come away with a bullish stance. This is a lesson in psychology more than anything. First, notice the title. In itself sets the tone of the piece as far as I am concerned. Why couldn't the title be "Will the S&P sell off to retest new lows?"  Remember, the intermediate to long term trend is what matters. And that trend is still down.  To focus on the short-term plays into the hands of Wall Street and online brokers, who will make more money when investors are focuse...

The other day I was alerted to article by a colleague who knew I wouldn’t be able to resist pointing another example of the type of inaccurate and reckless content spewed from CNBC on a daily basis. I have documented the motives and tactics used by CNBC to dup its sheep audience on several occasions. Here is a partial list of articles discussing this criminal network run by the Jewish Mafia. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16] Remember, CNBC makes its money by selling advertisements. The vast majority of advertisers on CNBC represent the financial industry and publicly traded corporations, so you can imagine whose agendas are served by this criminal network.

You may have read an article I wrote on Jim Cramer and the "bubble" network, CNBC.  In this piece, I plan to really get into the details of how the media ser...

Updated on August 22, 2011   For comic relief, we decided to post a brief piece on a couple of idiots from CNBC.    One, Macke is now on Yahoo's Breakout (formerly Tech Ticker). See here.   We have previously exposed the realities of this basement room media firm, run by the infamous Henry Blodget. It is like the TMZ of investments; complete trash. Oh, and more than 90% of the guests coincidentally happen to be Jewish. And they have miserable track records. Surprise.    Is it just me, or do these guys resemble the devil and a conehead?  

Maybe there's a good reason why CNBC has a show called Fast Money. If you follow the advice of these guys, your money is likely to evaporate very fast. Likewise, I'm beginning to see why Cramer's show is called Mad Money. You're likely to get mad if you follow his advice. Or maybe you have to be a mad man to watch it.

Recently I showed you how CNBC and Yahoo showed no conscious for duping investors to think it's easy to day trade. In order to pull this off, they featured a 16 year old girl, who clearly has no idea what she is doing. We recently discovered that Bloomberg had it's own 16 year old girl it interviewed in order to promote the premise that even kids can invest or trade stocks successfully.

Look, It’s Erin “Bimbette” As noted by www.my-wild-side(dot)com “Corporate cheerleader from hell: CNBC's Erin Burnett”

By now, surely everyone knows about the infamous Nigerian email scams. But were you aware that these scams have cleared hundreds of millions of dollars (if not more) in just a few years time?  The reason so many scammers exist is because there are too many ignorant and desperate people out there who make them rich. The same could be said about the "popularity" of CNBC and FBN.  As the economy continues its gradual permanant decline, you will see more and more scammers appear, taking advantage of the desperation of millions looking to restore their previous living standards.

You probably don't remember James Altucher's days when he was rubbing shoulders with Jim Cramer at his copywriting sweat shop, The Street.   You remember The Street don't you? Cramer uses his slot on scam network CNBC to promote this boiler room...

In case you don’t know who Larry Kudlow is, he’s one of the CNBC hacks who continued to claim the economy was strong though most of 2008. Kudlow epitomizes the word hack. His track record is even worse than Jim Cramer’s.   I want you to have a look at his recent article discussing how good the economy looks. Make sure to read Jim Welsh’s comment below the article.

The following piece reinforces what I have been stating countless times over the past several years. Anyone who wastes time watching or reading anything CNBC, Bloomberg, the Wall Street journal, Barron's FOX, or any other Jewish-run media firm is naive and will surely get screwed. The same applies to websites that claim to provide investment research but in reality are part of the copywriting industry (Zach's, Motley Fool, Seeking Alpha, etc.).   Failed hedge fund manager Whitney Tilson spent many years partnering with Jewish-run media platforms such as CNBC and Bloomberg attempting to lure naive suckers into his trades in order to deliver positive investment performance. Lining up to deliver a pitch to suckers who watch these scam networks is a very common "investment strat...

The media has a special club, similar to boards of directors who serve on each other’s companies. You scratch my back I’ll scratch yours. Oprah had you on her show? Oh well then FOX wants you on and so does ABC, NBC, CNBC and even PBS. And we want to have you on our radio shows too. Forbes says you are an expert so we will call you an expert too. Of course, many of these so-called “experts” are columnists for Forbes and other mainstream media publications, or hack sites connected to Jim Cramer such as thestreet.com and its affiliate, realmoney.com.

Today, the criminal PR arm of Wall Street, CNBC, interviewed Alan Greenspan hoping to draw a big audience of sheep using the "big name" tactic. Forget Greenspan is the single person most responsible for the the collapse of the global economy. Forget the fact that he should be in prison. Forget that he is incompetant.  Greenspan, at the very least is a fool.    As an attempt to calm investors, Greenspan claimed that the market decline was typical of a "recovery." 

For more than two years now, many Americans have heard warnings of hyperinflation from the large consensus of misguided individuals, whose agendas serve as the basis for their ridiculous claims. Much of this nonsense has come from the gold bugs and perma-bears, although it is often difficult to distinguish between the two. Sprouting from this group of fear-mongers is a larger number of naïve followers whose mission is to also be inducted into the media club, while they too profit from selling gold ads and other financial arrangements made with gold dealers. Many of these individuals spend their entire day watching CNBC and blogging, so as to feed off of the daily smoke-and-mirrors, because they know that millions of sheep continue to watch this trash, despite the fact that CNBC and...

UPDATED info on Harry "Doomsday" Dent and his SHITTY track record (20014 - 2015): EXPOSED: More Doomsday Charlatans (Agora Financial Pt 1) Harry Dent, Wall Street Investment Bible and Brazilian Real Estate Moron of the Month: Harry Dent (Take 2)     February 23, 2013 UPDATE: See the end of the article.     Previously I exposed the reality about Harry Dent, so-called "economic expert" as CNBC likes to claim. You might want to take some time to review these articles.   Harry Dent. Economist, Futurist & Contrarian Indicator A Look At Harry Dent's Track Record  Harry Dent The Fund Manager Proof That Zero Hedge Cannot Be Trusted Here's the deal folks. CNBC gets these clowns and whores them out for as long as their...

You have probably heard what the clowns in the media have said about the economy.  Unfortunately, the media is littered with misguided salesmen like Peter Schiff, Mark Faber and other gold dealers, who clearly have no idea what they're talking about. What they do have are agendas. Then you have pundits who are always late to the party. Ask yourself the following question… Have you ever gotten a true sense of the reality of the U.S. or global economy by listening to the clowns in the media? Here is just a short list of reminders demonstrating that you’re going to lose your shirt if you pay attention to anyone in the media.   More Misguided "Forecasts" from Peter Schiff Is Peter Schiff REALLY Still Pimping the Euro? Stathis Schools Peter Schiff in Economic...

I won’t go into any type colorful description of the “showdown” between Jon Stewart and CNBC’s Kim Cramer. If you’re reading this you already know about it.  What I want to talk about is the fact that this “highly anticipated showdown” was staged. In fact, it was the media that made it “highly anticipated.” It was the Hollywood theatrics used by the producers of both shows that made it a “showdown.” And chances are you feel for it. 

First, before you begin to read this typical example of subtle hack journalism, I want you to have a look at the ad for Ron Insana. Apparently, this former CNBC hack has teamed up with Cramer and thestreet.com for a new gig.  I’ll discuss him in the near future.  Next, have a look at the ad below. You’ll see a guy who looks like Kojac’s son; just another useless trading service with bogus claims, headed by dirt bags with no professional industry experience or insights. If you think I'm wrong, I invite you to fork over your money to this clown.

I just ran across this plea from Peter Schiff in my mail box and I had to make a comment. This is a man who took his 5-man brokerage firm and turned it into a staff of over 100 in less than 3 years, compliments of CNBC and the naive individuals who fell for his hot air.