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I would say that some business news is worth reading here but not other. It's def not the place to learn more about lifestyle and the same is true about their "proficiency" in investing. I do not believe them in this case. Plus, if you want to join pro club be ready to pay almost 3 hundred bucks which is quite expensive for the medium of not a high level. Maybe I just pick on for no reason.

This is the best financial news website which always publishes all actual news at the click of my fingers and we can find out what happens in the world immediately. Anyway, I think this is not a secret that CNBC is a must have for those who are involved in the trading field including me. I have been always using the information from CNBC in business and investing sections for making the right decisions during opening and closing trade deals. To be honest, I never understand people who always trust the analytics of Jim Cramer, vice versa I’m always doing everything on purpose the opposite of what he says.

I could barely read any further after an article quoted a Fed statement that blamed inflation on "supply and demand imbalances," without any mentioning of increased money printing, stimulus spending, or overall federal government spending. I generally still trust this news source, nonetheless.

Shame on you!  The article contains false statements, causing inciting the riots and protests now  The liberal  left which went to far into socialism and redistribution of wealth, multicultural society in a global market. led to a "We the people" revolt against those policies  The liberal left caused a desire to return to the Constitution, morality, love of country,law and order

Mad Money, with Jim Cramer, is technically an illegal show. One man should not have so much influence over the market, in particular, in that he had endorsed drug dealing. One individual should never have such central influence over investor behavior such as Jim Cramer had. Stock pickers need to be on a forum, with social voting via tv remotes and cable boxes with integrated voting, as not to fund things such as drugs ever again. CNBC has too much influence on investors and economic activity as a whole.

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