CNBC is an American pay television business news channel that is owned by NBCUniversal Broadcast, Cable, Sports and News, a division of NBCUniversal, with both being ultimately owned by Comcast.
CNBC (cnbc.com) has 129 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.6 out of 5.
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I can’t watch your show any more . I just can’t. You put on these people who refuse to look at the emperor and say …he has no clothes. Facts are fact I need to know what is actually happening in the market not what some trump talking head is spinning the bullshit. Come on guys what happened to you ?
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Ray M.
Get rid of Cramer’s Mad Money show
Remove Cramer from Mad Money show. His comments in support of Trump policies render his remarks as political statements. Until now Cramer has never complained about “unfair tariffs” imposed by other nations. Now he is advocating US tariffs, using words much like DJT.
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Philip
Get rid of Joe Kernen
Get rid of Joe Kernen. He's horrible.MAGA,Trump suck up
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Ted B.
I have been following CNBC for a wealth…
I have been following CNBC for a wealth of knowledge in Market Conditions, understanding fluctuations and with some degree of planning anticipating activity within stocks. I recognize they are supposed to manage opinion and of course it's shared in conversation....due to the nature of the shows or programming guide.
However- between Joe Kernan, Sarah, and Rick ...watching/listening to them disregard any measurable positive activity within the previous administration such as infrastructure or chips act and now seeing them defend some of the most pathetic policy ever devised and deployed by the current admin is turning into a FOX commentator skit. Every measurable, revered economist and professional sees these 'policies' (laughable) lacking any measured approach to reality and as things develop due to the utter hollowing of every administrative block in government will lead to privatization- not cost savings as advertised.
Please replace them with nonpolitical experts and consider some educated commentators in business and finance. It's aggravating hearing them defend stupid choices and plans deployed....constantly defending/positioning questions to guests like hardcore MAGA acolytes.
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Tony S.
Why is Sarah wearing men's clothing…
Why is Sarah wearing men's clothing today. Men's shirt and jacket.
Dress like a women, Sarah.
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Thomas G.
CNBC for stocks can't be trusted
Watched this station for about 30mins listening to them boast about how Cerence.inc is partnering with NVIDIA to develope communication and other tech in self-drive cars. I figured the stock was a no brainer as they boast about how it's been climbing over the last few days, which it was climbing very quick. But they also said that, if anyone is looking at a stock that has great potential right now, Cerence.inc is it.
So, being the skeptic that I am, I bought a small amount in both Cerence.inc and NVIDIA.
Guess what everybody?
They fricken lied or they didn't know what they were even saying. But driving a stock like that is illegal and whoever does this, should be behind bars, but CNBC? An actual stock market tv station that Rogers has broadcasting stock information that is supposed to be true. But to boast about great things on Cerence.inc and 2 days later, it's continually going down. I bought $20 a couple months ago, and it's a damn good thing i only bought that amount, because it's down to almost $8 now being March 13th.
Someone did something wrong, and it wasn't me.....
CNBC you don't deserve your station for this!
If the stock was supposedly going to do very well on the market, why has it continuing gone down since date of purchase?
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Greg B.
More CNBC misstatements
Listen most mornings. This morning a CNBC female commentator stated the President and Secretary said they expected a recession. Completely false and corrected by the CNBC lead. How could a simple important comment be so messed up. Where do they get the people they hire. Hire smart people who are not political. She is either stupid or a Democrat. Happens all the time.