I think you get Zacks' email a.m. blasts too?
I've never seen them call someone out like this today:
"In general, I like the investment coverage from CNBC. Pretty solid and straight forward. Like the vanilla ice cream of the industry. And sometimes all you need is vanilla.
However, Friday they really ticked me off.
I got an alert on my phone early in the day that the market was rallying on the rumor that Steve Bannon was getting fired. Yet amazingly as that rumor became reality the stock market headed lower into the finish. CNBC then had the nerve to produce this headline:
Stocks Rally, Then Head Lower After Bannon's White House Exit.
This means they are talking out of both sides of their mouths. That's because they are, once again, making false cause and effect relationships.
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