SpiNBC

In the most blatant case (this week) of the corporate shills being bullish because...well...they're paid to be bullish I give you this WTF? Spin not 4 HOURS after Goldman Sachs is indicted for fraud by the SEC. Try not to spit up whatever you're eating on the monitor as you laugh out loud. And if you value your money you'll watch CNBC with the sound off like the pros, and just watch the tape. I love the way the head cheerleader cues in the "experts" with "Is this a golden buying opportunity?" Like, Omygod fer sure! I can't imagine anything I'd rather own than a company under investigation for fraud! The truly funny part is this is like..so..deja vu 2008. One wonders what could make these hacks not tell you to buy something. Iran with nukes? Bullish for anti-missile contractors and hazmat cleanup. Imminent meteor strike that could destroy all life? Bullish for canned food and MRE companies. Plus Smith & Wesson. All delivered with a straight face in a fancy suit, so they must know. They're experts, after all. Honestly. Look at these Dweebs. I don't know about you but I'm buying whatever they're selling!


Here's a refresher course in "buyer beware" in case you missed it.


If you wonder "Why don't we get opposing points of view?" Funny you should ask. Opposing view...meet "the door".