Money on the sidelines can drive markets even higher
Rick Ackerman kicks off today with a focus on the US markets. He feels that money on the sidelines could easily enter the markets and drive them to further new highs. We also discuss the media’s roll in reporting stories that actually matter.
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Sadly, although the liberal media problem is a primary US phenomenon, it is not solely confined to America.
I have a major difficulty in listening even to the BBC, because of an increasing left-wing bias. Increasingly the reporters seem incapable of or unwilling to perform analytical and logical analysis of events. They seem to prefer political correctness over truth.
perhaps that is a consequence of youth or education, or maybe simply job preservation, but it is most worrisome.
Oh bla bla bla against the “press” all you want but just give me my sports section from the Austin American Statesman, especially now that we have a coaching change here in Austin. Charlie Strong is out and Tom Herman is in.
I feel bad for coach Strong because all agree he was a very good man but we don’t pay them 5 million a year to be guidance counselors. Hook Em Horns.
Trump is the NEW Bush ! Wake Up ! You’re all Fidel to TV ! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zM9TjYTLdEU
The MSM is simply ultra-liberal and increasingly skewed enough to be unbelievable most of the time.