Re: Is Team Trump Shorting Then Buying The Market?
Originally Posted by
DreamboatAnnie
Salon, CNBC, and Vanity Fair....all Left leaning and unfounded.
Actually CNBC is as middle of the road as it gets. It has as one of its most prominent reporters, far right wingers like Rick Santelli, the self proclaimed "Founder of the Tea Party Movement", as well as Larry Kudlow for many years, before he joined Trumps team. The other articles were sourcing other financial experts.
Originally Posted by
DreamboatAnnie
If you had been listening to the Real News like Fox Business News, you would have known...
Answer is NOTHING.
We had a thread many years ago titled something Like "Fox Business News Sucks".
Had nothing to do with politics, other than it being simply a propaganda extension of regular Fox Evening News Anti-Obama or Pro Trump Rhetoric...often minimizing the economy and market gains thru 2016, then minimizing market losses and overstating economic growth since then.
Anyway, on that thread "FBN Sucks" it was noted that they rarely if ever do any serious chart work, while CNBC and Bloomberg were much more sophisticated sources of information, with many daily charting examples on a daily basis. I remember that Tom actually agreed with me on that point.
CNBC or Bloomberg call it like they see it, either pro or anti Obama or Trump, depending on how it affects the markets. I actually gave FBN a chance for about a week, back when the S&P was up from its 660 March lows and hoovering near 1000, when FBN and that economic ignoramis with the British accent kept saying "Now the other shoe is about to fall"...all while the S&P steadily recaptured new highs of 1550...then proceeded into the low 2000's by 2016. So spare me that FBN BS please.
Instead of charting or having top fund managers answer tough questions FBN gave us whole segments on baseless and debunked "Birther BS".
CURRENTLY 50% C and 50% S (as of COB 04/18/2024) 2nd April IFT
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