Late Friday afternoon, it was announced that CNBC heavyweight Melissa Francis was leaving the channel and joining Fox Business Network. According to TV Newser, “CNBC spokesman Brian Steel confirms the departure telling TVNewser, “We thank Melissa for her years of hard work and wish her well.” I call bullshit…which my trading challenge students have learned I’m quite good at
Category Archives: CNBC
Melissa Francis Fired From CNBC, Channel Tries To Hide It Using Penny Stock Tactics
December 5, 2011 at 5:31 pm by Timothy Sykes
5 Reasons Why CNBC Will Never Cover Penny Stocks
November 9, 2010 at 8:20 am by Timothy Sykes
My 2010 performance in chart form Memorize these facts, they’re good for you like broccoli Enter a free contest to win $3,000 in prizes The current CNBC circus is a cash cow–rumored to pull in $300-$400 million in annual PROFITS–and that leads to all sorts of issues with honesty & usefulness to viewers…so why fix something that works so well (profit-wise)? Answer is you don’t risk the cash for anything, and it’s a good thing too because if CNBC ever did get their act together, I’d be out of a job and PennyStocking Silver subscriber and TIMalert subscribers would earn less trading profits as the penny stock market would likely be cleaned up. Here’s why we have nothing to worry … Continue reading
Erin Burnett Video Clip That Exemplifies CNBC [VIDEO]
October 1, 2010 at 3:00 pm by Timothy Sykes
The trader’s event of the year Enter a free contest to win $3,000 in prizes Remember now you can ask me any question and see my answers for free on my new FAQ page! See my 4 newsletters & learn from someone up 197% in 2008, 141% in 2009 and 21% so far in 2010. That was the only title I thought appropriate while watching the clip below as it’s something I can see CNBC debating about whether to invest in Google Inc. (GOOG) or Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) (useless, time-wasting comparisons) See reviews on CNBC See reviews on Erin Burnett Check out the video:
The Jim Cramer Spoof Featuring Ke$ha Tik Tok [VIDEO]
September 24, 2010 at 3:00 pm by Timothy Sykes
Here’s the lineup Enter a free contest to win $3,000 in prizes Attention PennyStocking Silver subscribers and TIMalert subscribers: Here’s a reasonably well done video…here’s the CNBC story on the spoof video….it’s just too bad these guys who created the video, Magnum Opus Financial, have to look up to an ugly generalized clown with a dismal newsletter track record:
Shorted A Penny Stock Up Due To CNBC Naivety
September 15, 2010 at 9:42 am by Timothy Sykes
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Ripping On Fast Money, My 1st CNBC Appearance [VIDEO]
July 15, 2010 at 8:20 am by Timothy Sykes
The sale ends in two weeks, please do contact us if you have any questions whatsoever! If you read my book An American Hedge Fund and the upcoming book by failed Trader Monthly’s editor-in-thief Randall Lane, you know how the story ends…but the video below is how it all began…when I was thin and more confident in mankind:
TIME: The Big Difference Between Jim Cramer & I
July 1, 2010 at 8:20 am by Timothy Sykes
Obviously he’s 50x richer than me, his picks underperform while I dominate indexes, he’s got 1,000x more exposure (after all, he works for a popular TV channel truly ignorant regarding penny stocks and proud to pass on such ignorance to their unsuspecting viewers) and with 10x as much hedge fund experience, while I’m younger and better looking (not bald), but many people compare us because of our similar passion for the stock market and our ability to inspire others to share such a passion But we are VERY different in terms of what matters to subscribers of my 4 newsletters and subscribers of his once-decent-but-now-a-friggin-joke-AAP. A perfect example:
TIME: The Big Difference Between Jim Cramer & I
July 1, 2010 at 8:20 am by Timothy Sykes
Obviously he’s 50x richer than me, his picks underperform while I dominate indexes, he’s got 1,000x more exposure (after all, he works for a popular TV channel truly ignorant regarding penny stocks and proud to pass on such ignorance to their unsuspecting viewers) and with 10x as much hedge fund experience, while I’m younger and better looking (not bald), but many people compare us because of our similar passion for the stock market and our ability to inspire others to share such a passion But we are VERY different in terms of what matters to subscribers of my 4 newsletters and subscribers of his once-decent-but-now-a-friggin-joke-AAP. A perfect example:
Larry Kudlow Naively Features Penny Stock Promoter James DiGeorgia
May 14, 2010 at 9:18 am by Timothy Sykes
PennyStocking Silver subscribers and TIMalert subscribers know we owe much of our profits to widespread ignorance surrounding paid-for penny stock promotion…here’s the latest example: CNBC needs to find better research interns because they just featured the flip-flopping promoter behind Big Bear Mining Corp. (BGBR) As covered in excellent form by Benzinga, Forbes and most especially by TheStreetSweeper, CNBC guest James DiGeorgia admits to being part of the BGBR pump This isn’t the first time CNBC has naively featured stock promoters There will come a time when CNBC wises up, perhaps when crowd favorite John Carney starts his new gig helping their website be useful. Here’s the stock promoter video, don’t be fooled by his analytical talk, the dude got paid … Continue reading