You have no idea what you are talking about. That’s very obvious. CNBC is on TV screens in almost all securities market companies and banks. Anyone engaged in the market has to keep an eye on CNBC if they want to monitor the pulse of the market. The viewership numbers are low compared to other stations, but their viewers are narrowly tartgeted and very high value.
The competing Fox Business Channel is a joke and probably will not last more than a year or two. It’s for dumb housewives. Bloomberg is good in its own right, but doesn’t have the resources and content of CNBC.
CNBC still the most fair and balanced station out there and the only one that has people whose opinion I respect.
You obviously don't know what you are talking about.
Then you don’t know what you’re talking about, if you value the “bull-tards” at CNBC.
I kind of stopped watching CNBC after they pimped “green shoots” for the 100th consecutive day or so. Also, they have a lot of lib-tards on there providing commentary. I think the bare minimum for a financial network is that the talent have an affinity for, you know, private-sector profit. That would exclude Arianna Huffington, for sure.
Dennis Neale is a douche.
Sorry. I stopped watching CNBC when I realized their just shills for corporate interests such as JP Morgan. That goes double for Cramer.
CNBC is the most biased factless stock station because its all there is besides bloomberg....
Go over to the Market Ticker Forum and listen to the Pros complain about what they call “CNBS”