If you're not familiar with TheStreet, congratulations as it means you have managed to avoid a good deal of copywriting trash that infests financial media portals. Briefly, TheStreet is run by none other than stock manipulator and Jewish idiot Jim Cramer. Cramer uses his position at the criminal network CNBC to promote TheStreet and its army of Jewish copywriters. That's right. Similar to the situation at just about every financial firm, you must be Jewish (or married to a Jew) if you want to be a writer at TheStreet and its sister boiler room Real Money. TheStreet has had a huge list of charlatans on its roster, including a psychic who claimed he could predict winning stocks, baseball legend, felon and braindead moron, Lenny Dykstra, as well as plenty of crooks barred from the se...
The following video serves as a prime example showing how the media positions cons and clowns as experts in order to rip off its audience. They work together to screw you with lies and disinformation. This is the media. This is the Jewish mafia. And if you're Jewish, don't think you're going to get a pass. They'll swindle you too. When it comes to money, the Jewish mafia doesn't discriminate who it steals from. You must sign into your Member or Client account to view this video.
I have written much about how the Jewish media promotes Jewish investment advisers, economists, fund managers and others as a way to enrich members of their tribe at the expense of gentiles. We continue to see the same kind of discriminatory behavior by Jewish-run industries that we saw in Germany during the 1930s. It is a fact that Jews use their control over industry in order to not only bilk the public, but to also enrich members of their own tribe at the expense of others. They go about this in many ways; discriminatory hiring, promotion and media promotion.
This is an example of one of many types of fraud committed by the financial media on a daily basis. Ask yourself why Tony Robbins is remotely qualified to talk about 401(k) plans or anything else related to investments. Has Robbins worked as a financial adviser? No. But he IS Jewish, so he gets promoted by his Jewish buddies in the media as an expert. Meanwhile, the world's leading investment mind and Wall Street veteran, Mike Stathis can't so much as get a single mention by anyone in the media for his world-leading track record and unique insights. That's the way it's been engineered folks. The criminal media wants to make sure to position con artists, hacks and idiots as experts in order to make sure you become the dumb money. After all, think about who finances the f...
The following video commentary was originally recorded in late December 2014.
Maybe there's a good reason why CNBC has a show called Fast Money. If you follow the advice of these guys, your money is likely to evaporate very fast. Likewise, I'm beginning to see why Cramer's show is called Mad Money. You're likely to get mad if you follow his advice. Or maybe you have to be a mad man to watch it.
The media has a special club, similar to boards of directors who serve on each other’s companies. You scratch my back I’ll scratch yours. Oprah had you on her show? Oh well then FOX wants you on and so does ABC, NBC, CNBC and even PBS. And we want to have you on our radio shows too. Forbes says you are an expert so we will call you an expert too. Of course, many of these so-called “experts” are columnists for Forbes and other mainstream media publications, or hack sites connected to Jim Cramer such as thestreet.com and its affiliate, realmoney.com.
In case you don’t know who Larry Kudlow is, he’s one of the CNBC hacks who continued to claim the economy was strong though most of 2008. Kudlow epitomizes the word hack. His track record is even worse than Jim Cramer’s. I want you to have a look at his recent article discussing how good the economy looks. Make sure to read Jim Welsh’s comment below the article.
Through much of this series, I’ve been talking about CNBC. But there’s a new kid on the block; Fox Business Network (FBN). Why do you think they started this network? Because they saw how many suckers were stupid enough to watch CNBC. Rupert Murdock recognized the potential profits of a drama-filled investment network after seeing CNBC’s “success.” He realized you could fool people into thinking your network delivers timely insight, while selling ads to the financial industry. By watching CNBC, Murdoch saw how lucrative the Hollywood marketing model could be when applied to Wall Street. All one needs are some Wall Street hacks, some babes, (preferably with big boobs) live footage of the cocaine-addicted traders on the exchange, and bingo. So Murdock spun off...
First, before you begin to read this typical example of subtle hack journalism, I want you to have a look at the ad for Ron Insana. Apparently, this former CNBC hack has teamed up with Cramer and thestreet.com for a new gig. I’ll discuss him in the near future. Next, have a look at the ad below. You’ll see a guy who looks like Kojac’s son; just another useless trading service with bogus claims, headed by dirt bags with no professional industry experience or insights. If you think I'm wrong, I invite you to fork over your money to this clown.
The other day I was alerted to article by a colleague who knew I wouldn’t be able to resist pointing another example of the type of inaccurate and reckless content spewed from CNBC on a daily basis. I have documented the motives and tactics used by CNBC to dup its sheep audience on several occasions. Here is a partial list of articles discussing this criminal network run by the Jewish Mafia. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16] Remember, CNBC makes its money by selling advertisements. The vast majority of advertisers on CNBC represent the financial industry and publicly traded corporations, so you can imagine whose agendas are served by this criminal network.
As you might imagine, I am currently focused on writing the April AVAIA newsletter. In the past, I have discussed how the financial media deceives and lies to its audience. I have also discussed why it would engage in these tactics. As examples, I have written about Jim Cramer, Larry Kudlow and other hacks on CNBC. Over the next several weeks, I will be posting material here discussing a long list of what I consider to be hacks, followers, clueless individuals and those with financial agendas and bias that serve as their primary impetus for their views. I am going to show you that these individuals are in the media club. And I am going to show you what I consider to be evidence in support of this. Hopefully, by now you understand how dangerous it can be to pay attent...
Previously, I’ve shown you many tricks used by the broadcast media to brainwash you. Most recently, I have shown you how CNBC and FBN use sex to sell you stocks. And every time you buy or sell a stock with E-Trade, Schwab or from Wall Street brokers, you pay a commission. And part of that commission is sent indirectly to these networks via commercials they pay for. But if you thought this scam existed only in the United States, you’d be wrong. CNBC has virtual casino dealers – “babes & boobs"- worldwide. CNBC’s foreign affiliates feature their own rendition of “babes, boobs and bozos.” Have a look at the babe in this video (at the end of the article).
In 2006, Ron Insana’s “popularity” with the sheep viewers of CNBC led to his resignation in order to start a fund of hedge funds (FoF). I don’t know the details of this arrangement, but I’d say he was approached by some guys who had some access to investment capital, and they wanted to leverage Insana’s “popularity” on CNBC as a way to raise more capital.