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Why CNBC Viewership is Collapsing

 

According to several accounts, CNBC is struggling with ratings. The network's ratings are so dismal that some shows haven’t had ratings this low in more than a decade. Of course, it’s not difficult to understand why. The network consistently features hacks and snake oil salesmen with lousy track records and agendas which are misaligned with the best interests of the viewers.
While CNBC regularly airs a variety of lunatics, drug addicts and mental midgets, perhaps the only silver lining is that many of these clowns actually serve as good contrarian indicators. CNBC staffers like Jim Cramer and Larry Kudlow and the rest of the gang certainly are no better.
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Even the sheep who bother to watch CNBC are only fooled for so long. Eventually, they realize just how disastrous the network is. And once they do, they defect for good. This is specifically why CNBC is always looking to expand its reach into new markets, like its recent partnership with Yahoo or the alliance it struck with the ridiculously irresponsible and highly pathetic Seeking Alpha a few years ago. 
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Similar to the various snake oil salesmen who promise easy profits to naive sheep who subscribe to their newsletter or trading service, CNBC relies on constantly pulling in new sheep to replace the ones that have either been slaughtered or else have come to realize just how disastrous the network is.

Ironically, Jim Cramer offers several newsletters and trading services through his nearly defunct street.com. Along with CNBC regular and thestreet.com (recently renamed The Street, Inc.) loud-mouthed idiot Stephanie Link, Cramer markets these publications as valuable resources that can land you big profits simply by following his buys and sells. However, Cramer's track record tells a much different story.

Click here to learn more about The Street, Inc. and CNBC contributor Doug Kass.

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The big problem CNBC is faced with is that the Internet has introduced various resources such as YouTube which have enabled programming content to be saved, archived and analyzed by thousands and sometimes millions of individuals.

Click here to learn what CNBC's Ron Insana, Jimmy Johnson and Lenny Dykstra have in common.

Content that has been uploaded to You Tube or other portals allows comments to be made by viewers. Sometimes the comments are helpful and other times they are inaccurate or useless. But the point is that services such as You Tube have enabled individuals to go back and analyze exactly what was said and compare it to what happened. This has brought a great deal of unintended accountability to the media. 

Thus, the current situation is much different than in the past. Prior to cost reductions and technology enhancements in bandwidth which enabled portals like You Tube to become sustainable, once a new segment or program was broadcast on TV, it was over. The subconscious mind was easily altered by the content of the broadcast without any chance of public scrutiny.

Today, the posting of video segments from shows on CNBC and other networks enables viewers to analyze and review news and other previously broadcast programming segments. As a result, now that people are able to review this content over and over, they are just now beginning to realize just how dangerous and useless the media is.

Instead of relying on what the media tells us as fact regarding their so-called “experts,” people are now compiling track records of the clowns positioned as experts by the media through archiving programming content on You Tube and other video portals. This has certainly contributed to the demise of CNBC. 

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Of course we cannot forget that even You Tube is now becoming a media beast, with more ads and censorship growing by the day.

Remember when You Tube had no ads?  

Those were the days of no censorship and no agendas.

Now that Google owns You Tube, it is gradually becoming just like the broadcast media, so enjoy it while you can (you should also save as many videos from You Tube as you can, especially those videos that are not "politically correct" because you can bet that they will eventually be removed).

Regardless of the exact cause, the fact is that people are finally starting to wake up to the scams, lies and agendas underlying CNBC programming. As a result, viewership has been so bad there is talk that management has been scrambling to come up with fresh ideas for new shows.

Among the shows facing the biggest collapse in ratings on the network has been Larry Kudlow’s useless political show which masquerades as investment commentary. 

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Either way you look at it, Kudlow’s show is as clueless as Kudlow himself.

As you can imagine, Jim Cramer’s Mad Money has also been struggling due to the countless number of miserable calls made by this criminal idiot.

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In the video below, we show once again that if you watch CNBC you will lose money. Jim Cramer proves this point time and time again.

Click here to refresh your memory on some of the details of the BS pumped out by Cramer and CNBC.  

In reality, if CNBC really wanted to boost its ratings, it would air real experts with excellent track records instead of charlatans, idiots and market manipulators.

But of course as a media entity, CNBC’s agenda is not to provide valuable content that will truly assist its audience. The main objective of all media is to create the perception of valuable content all while aiding the objectives of its sponsors; the firms that buy advertisements. This is specifically why the vast majority of so-called experts on CNBC and every other financial media outlet have terrible track records.

Interestingly, these “experts” are also almost always Jewish. Why might that be? Is it a mere coincidence? 

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Well, if you’re going to screw your audience, you may as well help members of your own tribe take their money, right?

At least this is the mentality held by the Jewish Mafia.

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The fact is that if you aren’t in the Jewish Mafia, you’re going to be going up against monumental forces in the stock market. These are the same people who run the Federal Reserve; the same people who run corporate America and serve as puppet masters of the clowns in Washington. They run the SEC and CTFC, the FBI, NSA, DOJ and CIA. 

The power of the Jewish Mafia accounts for the fact that not one single Wall Street executive has so much as faced a criminal investigation for their role in the largest epidemic of fraud in world history.

The faces may change, but the psychopathic criminally insane behavior exhibted by a ridiculously large percentage of this tribe remains consistent. Like it or not, these are the facts.

 

 

 

These are the same people responsible for the vast majority of insider trading and countless other types of securities fraud, from the market makers and order execution, to analyst and media manipulation of securities.

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Yet, Jewish hedge fund managers who have created a monopoly on insider trading aren't even going to jail. Instead, they are celebrated and promoted on a daily basis as investment gurus. Open your eyes and read the writing on the wall folks.

Regardless whether you are a Jew or a Gentile, if you are not part of the Jewish Mafia, you had better be aligned with someone who is capable of beating them at their own game.

There is only one person I know of who is both a world-leading investment mind and also who makes himself available to retail investors. This man is Mike Stathis, the chief investment strategist of AVA Investment Analytics.

If you doubt that Stathis is one of the very best investment minds on earth, that means you have not taken the time to examine his track record. If that is the case, we suggest you get with the program ASAP before it’s too late.

 

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