So how do all the "pro's" feel about not watching CNBC?

Discussion in 'Trading' started by athlonmank8, Feb 22, 2008.

  1. Only losers watch CNBC huh?

    lol This site is ridiculous.

    Gotta love CNBC. 80% garbage, 20% useful.

    Proves itself today. Like usual

    "Logged Out


    Registered: Nov 2007
    Posts: 47


    02-14-08 07:47 PM

    I am absolutely AMAZED how many of you watch CNBC throughout the day......WOW

    I really am starting to understand the 95% fail rate."


    "makloda


    Registered: Mar 2006
    Posts: 3149


    02-14-08 04:30 PM

    Quote from Landis82:
    Again, I am at a loss as to why so many people on ET tune into CNBC.
    It's virtually worthless.

    Why some people believe they can gain an edge trading when watching TV is beyond me. I never watch CNBC other than those Youtube videos when they have something funny to show."

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    bond tr4der


    Registered: Nov 2007
    Posts: 22


    02-14-08 04:35 PM

    Quote from makloda:

    Why some people believe they can gain an edge trading when watching TV is beyond me. I never watch CNBC other than those Youtube videos when they have something funny to show.



    Ever wonder why 95% of traders lose money?


    There is no reason why anyone should ever watch CNBC except for entertainment purposes. The entire network is a shill, except Santelli."



    This game is full of idiots. :D
     
  2. Joab

    Joab

    For the one time in a million it's useful, its usually just a bad distraction that can cost you a lot of errors through lack of focus.

    Watch the charts, they tell you everything you need to know :)
     
  3. Live news feed....end of story.
     
  4. Bugatti

    Bugatti

    Why is it so bad? I think CNBC does an excellent job reporting financial news... What would you suggest? ...
     
  5. I have a crush on Melissa Francis.

    Did you know she was on "Little house on the Prairie"

    Who knew? :p
     
  6. new$

    new$



    I liked her first. :p
     
  7. I guess you've never heard of Bloomberg.
    :p
     
  8. or briefing.com. It's SO MUCH more than just news, and all for 15.00 a month :D
     
  9. Only amateurs hope to gain an edge from listening to people talk the market on TV.

    "CNBC is useful" != "CNBC gives me an edge trading"
     
    #10     Feb 22, 2008