Instead of attempting to communicate with me via the message board, they're now transmitting their message by speaking to me. A couple of days ago it was Michelle and Bill. They did it several times. Today it was Jon during Fast Money. He mentioned his title on the show and asked if I was aware of it. The truth of the matter is that I was not. If I had answered him I would tell him this: as a dissatisfied viewer, all I have to do is not watch the show. And if enough dissatisfied viewers stop watching, they won't have a show. It;s really that simple. And if you look at that informative post that I found, the answer becomes evident. Not in the too distant future, these gentlemen are not going to have too many viewers. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure that out.
As you must know by now, they are on a selling campaign, meaning all must sell their shares. Thank God, Mr Langone said he knows nothing about selling on Maria Bartiroma's show.
I put this up last week on The King's Revenue board (post #83): "Why selling stocks before the fiscal cliff may backfire. Investing 201- Many investors are selling winning assets so that they can pay lower capital gains taxes before the Bush-era tax cuts expire. Here’s why one study says that could just cost you more money in the long run."
(November 29, 2012)
link-
http://www.reuters.com/video/2012/11/29/reuters-tv-why-selling-stocks-before-the-fiscal-cli?videoChannel=118058&videoId=239465320
And, best of all, you have the words of Warren Buffett, as I recall, you sell stock when you need the money. (Other than that, you just keep your hot little fingers away).
Weird. They are the experts and they come to the novice to learn.