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- Reddit - Dive into anything
Reddit is a network of communities where people can dive into their interests, hobbies and passions There's a community for whatever you're interested in on Reddit
- What’s the difference between NBC, CNBC, and MSNBC? : r . . . - Reddit
NBC is their main network where they show regular TV shows CNBC stands for "Consumer News and Business Channel" and is usually oriented towards Business Stock Market types MSNBC is purely a news and political commentary network
- Has anybody had any success following Jim Cramers advice? - Reddit
The important thing to remember is to ignore his daily rants and only invest in things he purchases for his travel trust - the rest is for entertainment purposes only and is clearly stated on the broadcasts Too many individuals bash him for all his gyrations and one-liners - but it is entertainment to generate ad dollars for CNBC and himself
- My thoughts on select CNBC personalities : r CNBC - Reddit
My thoughts on select CNBC personalities Just some random thoughts Melissa Lee - Probably the best financial journalist of our time; she's knowledgeable, asks good questions, and understands she's there to get information as opposed to pretending to be a trader Jim Cramer - He seems like a nice person, but he's one of the worst stock pickers ever
- Only need CNBC : r cordcutters - Reddit
A good alternate to CNBC is Bloomberg Television It's on Pluto for free and would be decent enough for guest areas The $300 yr deal posted is probably decent enough but I'm pretty sure I read recently that certain trading accounts give you free access to CNBC so check what is available through whatever stock trading service you have
- CNBC new graphics : r stocks - Reddit
The streamlining will create more space for CNBC’s anchors and reporters and the insights they bring each day Viewers may be less distracted by a swirl of bottom-of-the-screen elements when Mike Santoli is trying to explain stock movements or David Faber has a mid-morning scoop “What we do is unique,” Poulton says
- cnbcnewswomen - Reddit
r cnbcnewswomen: Community dedicated to the beautiful women of cnbc
- Those of you who watch Squawk Box. . . : r stocks - Reddit
How does Joe Kernan still have a job? Look, I get that CNBC wants the show to be politically balanced They have Andrew Ross Sorkin as their left voice They have Becky Quick as the moderate voice moderator And they have Joe Kernan as the voice of the right It's nice, it gives different perspectives But why the hell does Kernan get away with being so damn unprofessional? He barely speaks in
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