It was their business model in the first place. It only seems corrupt now with things unraveling. Like many other business models that avoided scrutiny during the long expansion.
What else do you expect when it's parent company is a massive financial company that is friendly with the white house.
No need for hostility, I just meant that you weren't forced to watch that garbage. I've been trading ~10 yrs and haven't had CNBC on during RMH since 2003/2004
We are still in a long expansion. The market will keep going higher. Not at the speed of the recent rise but up we go. The financial crisis was just a speed bump. Once consumers pay down more debt and save more they will begin spending it on the next Widget. Think about it, <b>computers fit in the palm of your hand!</b> We are knee deep in a technological revolution that dwarfs the industrial revolution. And just so I don't get too far off topic, phuck CNBC