Running_Man
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From the early 1980's when WCIU in Chicago used to have a stock market channel on the Chicago local scene until today, I would watch the Financial channels as much as possible. I do not believe that too much information can exist. Since I am retired from my job as of Friday I look very much forward to watching CNBC whenever I can from the time I wake up until 5PM each day other than when I am otherwise occupied.
Kelly Evans is particularly smart and is willing to ask probing questions of guests. I think she is a superstar in the making of financial anchors.
Steve Liesman is obviously being talked to by the Federal Reserve members and is extremely useful as a talking board for the Federal Reserve's current point of view. The arguments that develop between him and Rick Santelli are priceless and their points of view could not be more diverse.
Jim Cramer is in my view one of the truly extraordinary minds in investing in the world today. He and James Altchuter are my favorite thinkers of how to invest in stocks. There is a difference between Jim Cramer saying buy stocks today and sell stocks today and stocks that Jim Cramer really likes. His idea of being focused and only owning stocks that you can afford to research for one hour each week is timeless common sense.
I remember is the Smart Money inaugural issue where Jim Cramer wrote about 10 pages on why to buy IBM and it promptly spent the next five years rising 1000 percent. In 2008 and 2009 he could not push Starbucks any more than he did, when SBUX fell under 10 dollars a share. For the past year I can tell he really likes SPIRIT airlines, originally pushed in March 2013 and reiterated numerous times since then including last week on his favorite stocks under $100. Jim Cramer lets you frequently has extended conversations with the CEO's of these companies and listening to who is running companies is a great idea when determining which stocks you want to buy. The video below is a good example of an excellent interview with Cramer and the CEO of spirt airlines. Being able to discern the difference from a 10 second thought of Cramer's to buy or sell or a stock that is one of his 10 favorites is something that comes from watching a lot of Cramer.
Cramer’s Alternative Airline Play for Skeptics
In short count me in as a big supporter of CNBC.
Kelly Evans is particularly smart and is willing to ask probing questions of guests. I think she is a superstar in the making of financial anchors.
Steve Liesman is obviously being talked to by the Federal Reserve members and is extremely useful as a talking board for the Federal Reserve's current point of view. The arguments that develop between him and Rick Santelli are priceless and their points of view could not be more diverse.
Jim Cramer is in my view one of the truly extraordinary minds in investing in the world today. He and James Altchuter are my favorite thinkers of how to invest in stocks. There is a difference between Jim Cramer saying buy stocks today and sell stocks today and stocks that Jim Cramer really likes. His idea of being focused and only owning stocks that you can afford to research for one hour each week is timeless common sense.
I remember is the Smart Money inaugural issue where Jim Cramer wrote about 10 pages on why to buy IBM and it promptly spent the next five years rising 1000 percent. In 2008 and 2009 he could not push Starbucks any more than he did, when SBUX fell under 10 dollars a share. For the past year I can tell he really likes SPIRIT airlines, originally pushed in March 2013 and reiterated numerous times since then including last week on his favorite stocks under $100. Jim Cramer lets you frequently has extended conversations with the CEO's of these companies and listening to who is running companies is a great idea when determining which stocks you want to buy. The video below is a good example of an excellent interview with Cramer and the CEO of spirt airlines. Being able to discern the difference from a 10 second thought of Cramer's to buy or sell or a stock that is one of his 10 favorites is something that comes from watching a lot of Cramer.
Cramer’s Alternative Airline Play for Skeptics
In short count me in as a big supporter of CNBC.
