Here Mike exposes one of countless pump-and-dump scams headed by Jim Cramer and the criminal operation CNBC.   

Jim Cramer has been manipulating securities and misleading the sheep who watch CNBC for many years. Yet, no one calls him out on his securities manipulation or horrendous calls, so you shouldn't expect anyone to point out the various levels of fraud that constantly show up on the scam network, CNBC.   Recommended background reading: Why CNBC Viewership Is Collapsing The Truth about Jim Cramer and CNBC (Part 1) You Will Lose Your Ass If You Listen To The Media Selling You With Baseball Legends And The Buffett Name Ron Insana 3-time Loser UPDATE To Hack Of The Day: Compliments Of Thestreet.com And Yahoo! Broken Clock "Bill" Fleckenstein Promoted By CNBC Despite His Lousy Track Record Mike Stathis Educates CNBC Morons on Gold Jon Stewart and Jim Cra...

I first began my mission helping investors steer clear of Wall Street because I learned first hand how the game was played after having worked in the industry.  My mission has been to help investors become more knowledgeable and successful by providing cutting-edge investment research as well as top-notch educational content. I think I've done quite well in that regard.  Unfortunately, most people have forgotten how critical it is to know the credibility and reliability of the sources they choose to follow. Instead of checking credentials and track records, they go by the number of likes, fake comments and reviews and heresay from people they have no idea about.  Those who are unfamiliar with me can find out more about my credentials, my background, as well as my invest...

As you all know, I never watch CNBC. My aversion for trash and scams doesn't stop with CNBC. I never pay any attention to any financial media because I realize what a huge disinfo scam it is.   Some people never learn. As usual, I'll be blunt. If you're still paying attention to the media you're going to continue losing money. Remember that all ad-based content is a JEWISH scam, from all broadcast and print media, to all internet and social media. Good God, if you haven't figured this out by now you're basically hopeless!

Convicted fraudster and former CEO of the now defunct Theranos, Elizabeth Holmes used the media as a way to raise funds and gain customers. And CNBC was right there leading the charge to promote this fraud.    This video proves once again that only fools pay attention to the media.  ...

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I won’t go into any type colorful description of the “showdown” between Jon Stewart and CNBC’s Kim Cramer. If you’re reading this you already know about it.  What I want to talk about is the fact that this “highly anticipated showdown” was staged. In fact, it was the media that made it “highly anticipated.” It was the Hollywood theatrics used by the producers of both shows that made it a “showdown.” And chances are you feel for it. 

While some would consider Cramer a “stock pumper,” others would consider him their savior. I would consider him the “Dr. Phil” of Wall Street because, similar to Phil, he designs shows based on resolving some controversial issue with the intended goal of helping lost souls. I find it of no surprise that Cramer has made appearances on Dr. Phil. Both are in the same line of work – cheeseball marketing.  At the end of each show both Dr. Phil and Cramer emerge as some sort of “Superman.” In short, both of these shows are more about entertainment than anything else and they create an illusion of “value” for their misguided viewers. While this approach isn't really damaging for the Dr. Phil Show, it can be highly damaging for a show b...

This little episode is just one of many that point to massive fraud committed by the media in promoting clowns as experts. Below is an interview from a couple years ago by Josh "the clown" Brown for the fake news website Benzinga (there are two videos below which may begin to play autmatically, so you might want to pause them).  I've mentioned Brown a few times in the past, but not nearly as much as I'd like due to time constraints (there's just too many idiots and snake oil salesmen out there for one man to expose). In addition to steering sheep into a huge array of stocks that have since collapsed, Brown has also been trying to convince people that he can show them how to use the financial media for their own benefit (laughs).   He even wrote a book addressing this very top...

“I think Coinbase is the real deal — the numbers are incredible — he said. “ “I say buy some tomorrow, ideally at less than $475, but I accept that some has to be bought,” Cramer advised.

Get ready to puke when you watch this video. Less than two months after the interview by CNBC,  FTX filed for bankruptcy.   Why is no one calling out CNBC for promoting cryptocurrency scams? 

The con artists at CNBC refer to Louise Yamada as a "technical analyst legend." But of course, every Jew who is promoted on CNBC is a legend, right?  From Peter Schiff to Marc Faber. Based on my analysis, Yamada's track record reveals her to be a technical analyst disaster.

According to several accounts, CNBC is struggling with ratings. Some shows on the network haven’t had ratings this low in more than a decade.

Jim Cramer has been manipulating securities and misleading the sheep who watch CNBC for many years. Yet, no one calls him out on his securities manipulation or horrendous calls, so you shouldn't expect anyone to point out the various levels of fraud that constantly show up on the scam network, CNBC. Now we see that he's a hypocrite and human parasite.    Recommended background reading: Why CNBC Viewership Is Collapsing The Truth about Jim Cramer and CNBC (Part 1) You Will Lose Your Ass If You Listen To The Media Selling You With Baseball Legends And The Buffett Name Ron Insana 3-time Loser UPDATE To Hack Of The Day: Compliments Of Thestreet.com And Yahoo! Broken Clock "Bill" Fleckenstein Promoted By CN......

I ran across a piece today that I just couldn't resist making a quick post about because it illustrates the typical bullshit pumped out by the media. Apparently, the crooks and idiots at CNBC did an interview with the so-called "strategist" at Nomura. Never mind that Nomura is an insignificant, ever so miniscule firm (that I never even heard of when I was working on the street). According to this guy, the S&P 500 faces a 20-25% correction through November, due to a refocus on risk.

A two-hour video detailing Stephan and many other YouTube scammers promoted by the criminal boiler room fake news network, CNBC is on the way. 

Today, I point to one example of what I call phantom advertising.  I don't think anyone else caught this and I certainly have never seen anyone write about it, so I wanted to alert the public to this type of deceitful trick used by media.   As you can see from the red text I have written to the right of the image below, CNBC only reports Robinhood as a broker that has made similar announcements regarding Chinese stocks being removed from indexes. 

I began my mission helping investors steer clear of Wall Street because I learned firsthand how the game was played after having worked in the industry.  Thereafter, I learned how the media helps Wall Street after I was black balled by all media in 2006 and thereafter for trying to warn main street about what would become an unprecedented financial crisis in 2008.  My mission has been to help investors become more knowledgeable and successful by providing cutting-edge investment research as well as top-notch educational content. I think I've done quite well in that regard.  As a part of this mission, I have also spent a great deal of time and effort exposing the criminal activities of the financial media, as it works with Wall Street to deceive and defraud main str...

Folks, you really don't even need to do any research on Jon or Pete Najarian to realize they are used car salesmen. Just look at their cheesey clothing and jewelry. And once you hear Jon Najarian's sleazy, snake oil pitch (in the video below) it should be apparent he's trying to appeal to low-income, low-IQ, naive and desperate individuals who have no idea about investing or trading. After all, that would be the best group to market to if you have no real skills or valuable insights because they won't ever realize it.  Folks, you know the saying...."You are judged by the company you keep."  Not only was Najarian promoting the self-proclaimed "Crypto  King" John Caruso in the videos below, take note the other Jewish clowns and cons he invited to his event (Peter Schi...