We can talk about how this administration is manipulating the markets but we have to look at the talking heads also wtf???
Doesn’t make a lick of sense
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Posted by Dense-Flight7274
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c0mputar on
They are likely all in on the grift. The administration is porous and it takes a second to make a trade based on a leak.
There is no way any media outlet with any integrity should be giving any credibility to Trump’s comments.
Every single Trump quote and headline about the Iranian conflict should contain qualifiers, and those qualifiers may even curtail some of the impulsive bot trading activities, too.
The fact that they always report Trump’s comment as if it is statement of fact can mean one of two things: Either they are lying and corrupt, or they are lying and chose not to bait Trump by calling his bluff.
Remote-Letterhead844 on
It’s a big club
Electronic_Wait_7249 on
The only way the market manipulation will stop is if people stop buying and selling the shares, because the law is no longer enforced in this regard.
That won’t happen, so I hope the fast casino doesn’t completely collapse our economy.
MouseShadow2ndMoon on
I can’t believe that the destruction of their production isn’t being taken into consideration in pricing. We had a refinery go offline from a fire in California and it caused a spike. One refinery.
achieve_tendernism on
Do you align your trades with cnbc headlines ? If so I have some bad news for you
actusreus82 on
CNBC is a cheerleader. My favorite is when they post a picture of the crazy looking white haired guy all happy that the stocks are going up.
PresentWoodpecker826 on
The media has always been complicit in his bullshit going back to 2015 when he was propped up bc he generated views and clicks.
Sufficient-Skill9530 on
Bloomberg is basically Pravdaberg at this point. The mainstream financial news function as the mouthpiece of the Epstein class global grift we are watching… Don’t worry, retail investors, the fundamentals are sound! Keep pumping our Ponzi scheme, we need exit liquidity.
Tibreaven on
Reporting agencies couldn’t give a shit about proper reporting, because it isn’t profitable to them anyway. Their primary goal is the enrichment of their wealthy backers. This goes all the way down to local news, which are primarily owned by a few key conglomerates.
CNBC is owned by Versant, which owns a dozen media and entertainment branches. Their primary voting owner is the CEO of Comcast, allowing Comcast to avoid monopoly accusations by spinning off their media enterprise to a tax-free holding that’s run by their own CEO anyway, and is basically just Comcast executives pretending to run a different company.
This whole thing is a giant joke. Whatever reporting is done is done because it benefits people like Brian Roberts, not because it’s good reporting. What benefits people at his level of wealth? Market manipulation. They’ll stop aggrandizing Trump when they stop getting fed insider information to increase their own profits from his administration.
Jmund89 on
I can’t remember which if of the big news media the guy was from, but it was a clip of him saying that Trump was bad for America, but great for news ratings. And that’s all it boils down to. It’s why now of the legacy media pushes back on what he says/does/comments on history ailing health.
OverallElephant7576 on
Epstein class…. Take a look More Perfect Union piece they put out on April 18th about it. It’s more than just about the young girls, it’s really about connecting the ruling class to each other to make it easier to rule (which basically is all about money)
NotAnotherEmpire on
CNBC has *always* been terrible in its editorial content.
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They are likely all in on the grift. The administration is porous and it takes a second to make a trade based on a leak.
There is no way any media outlet with any integrity should be giving any credibility to Trump’s comments.
Every single Trump quote and headline about the Iranian conflict should contain qualifiers, and those qualifiers may even curtail some of the impulsive bot trading activities, too.
The fact that they always report Trump’s comment as if it is statement of fact can mean one of two things: Either they are lying and corrupt, or they are lying and chose not to bait Trump by calling his bluff.
It’s a big club
The only way the market manipulation will stop is if people stop buying and selling the shares, because the law is no longer enforced in this regard.
That won’t happen, so I hope the fast casino doesn’t completely collapse our economy.
I can’t believe that the destruction of their production isn’t being taken into consideration in pricing. We had a refinery go offline from a fire in California and it caused a spike. One refinery.
Do you align your trades with cnbc headlines ? If so I have some bad news for you
CNBC is a cheerleader. My favorite is when they post a picture of the crazy looking white haired guy all happy that the stocks are going up.
The media has always been complicit in his bullshit going back to 2015 when he was propped up bc he generated views and clicks.
Bloomberg is basically Pravdaberg at this point. The mainstream financial news function as the mouthpiece of the Epstein class global grift we are watching… Don’t worry, retail investors, the fundamentals are sound! Keep pumping our Ponzi scheme, we need exit liquidity.
Reporting agencies couldn’t give a shit about proper reporting, because it isn’t profitable to them anyway. Their primary goal is the enrichment of their wealthy backers. This goes all the way down to local news, which are primarily owned by a few key conglomerates.
CNBC is owned by Versant, which owns a dozen media and entertainment branches. Their primary voting owner is the CEO of Comcast, allowing Comcast to avoid monopoly accusations by spinning off their media enterprise to a tax-free holding that’s run by their own CEO anyway, and is basically just Comcast executives pretending to run a different company.
This whole thing is a giant joke. Whatever reporting is done is done because it benefits people like Brian Roberts, not because it’s good reporting. What benefits people at his level of wealth? Market manipulation. They’ll stop aggrandizing Trump when they stop getting fed insider information to increase their own profits from his administration.
I can’t remember which if of the big news media the guy was from, but it was a clip of him saying that Trump was bad for America, but great for news ratings. And that’s all it boils down to. It’s why now of the legacy media pushes back on what he says/does/comments on history ailing health.
Epstein class…. Take a look More Perfect Union piece they put out on April 18th about it. It’s more than just about the young girls, it’s really about connecting the ruling class to each other to make it easier to rule (which basically is all about money)
CNBC has *always* been terrible in its editorial content.