Listening to fox business on xm + watching stock ticker

[Watchfoxheadexplodes]

It's like listening to a tennis match

Stocks rebounded
Stocks turning lower
Oops upturn
Slow decent


Lol

[Dawson Leery]

1. The Dow is trying to go positive.

but keeps falling.

[still_one]

2. If you listen to Bloomberg you will actually get information

[Wellstone ruled]

3. Bloomberg is the only honest source.

CNBC is know as the Daytrader Network. Fox is known for false info to effect Companies that are not pro Trump.

[still_one]

4. They at least attempt to be

[Wellstone ruled]

6. I am a reallist to this extent.

Mike Bloomberg is a Libertarian at heart. And his money is made by leasing his Bloomberg Media Services to all the Brokers and Dealers. The 1990 fee was 1200 per month a live feed.

And yes they do their best to keep it straight. If they do run something wrong,they are on it damn quick.

[still_one]

7. I agree with your assessment, except I don't think Bloomberg is a Libertarian, at least not

in the way the Paul, Rand, and the Koch brothers claim it.

I would describe him as more a true independent who is progressive on social issues, but moderate on everything else.

What I appreciate about the way he runs his news service is he doesn't seem to let his personal bias influence the way his outlets report things

[Wellstone ruled]

8. Agree.

[Awsi Dooger]

5. Before I go to sleep I click the channel to Bloomberg financial

So it will be the first thing I see when I turn it back on, during the new trading day. I'll stay there briefly to see how the market is doing and listen to some analysis.

Years ago I used CNBC but they get into too much of that options stuff, which I am not interested in. Now I click there very rarely.

Big gap between Dow, S&P and Nasdaq today. Rarely are none of them similar to each other. All at least several tenths apart.