Jay
Jun 11, 2024 19:50 EST
I don't buy Cramer's shtick anymore. I don't think he really cares about educating and informing his audience. I think he cares about growing his audience, having an unfettered platform to express his views on the markets and politics, and fielding obsequious calls from viewers. The guy will say just about anything about anyone for viewership. It's PR, not financial journalism. Today's episode (6/11), was the most recent example of this blowhard behavior. He excoriated views critical to AAPL's AI rollout yesterday and subsequent stock increase, as if they had insulted his daughter. Over the top vitriol, going after Wall Street analysts (among others), mocking their MBAs just because they have a different opinion. He called it 'conventional stupidity"; schizophrenic; the analysts were morons; AAPL haters. There's no respect there. It's not dignified, not teaching, nor informing, and I know he wouldn't want it to be characterized as guidance either, right? He wouldn't want to be on the hook for offering investment advice lest he be held accountable. It’s his show, maybe he catches similarly unfair crap from reddit posters or analysts and he wants to respond? Be that as it may, I don’t want to hear his retort. If I do have to sit through it, then he should mind his audience, manage his tone and speak clearly. Mad Money is #9 in CNBC’s viewers as of today's survey, not exactly a stellar showing. CNBC throws all kinds of ad time ($) promoting his club and CNBC Pro. How well is all of that monetizing? Are club numbers growing? Many cancellations? It would be interesting to know. I, for one-- will NOT be watching anymore.
CheetahOBX
Jun 21, 2023 18:28 EST
I just recently(during covid) found cnbc....I absolutely enjoy all the stock talk & bantering! The halftime show is gold!
stan mazor
Apr 11, 2023 10:03 EST
watch 6:45am pac, to 7am. 6 commercials , 2 minutes news, 6 commercials, and I turn off at 7am.
I don't mind split screen commercials, but full screen commercial only and I won't watch.
Cannot use this channel as is.
ROBERT ROGERS
May 13, 2022 09:01 EST
Joe Kernan is extremely negative and always in a foul mood.
Scott Wapner is a narcissist and unintelligent to boot. He teamed with Jim Cramer to humiliate Tony Dwyer. It was embarrassing to watch Wapner's childish performance.
Tom Knapik
Mar 28, 2024 12:37 EST
I especially enjoy watching Joe Kernan. He brings reality and common sense to the show that the other hosts often lack. Without him there'd be no divergence of opinion, like the rest of NBC/MSNBC!
Josh Brown
Feb 4, 2022 18:15 EST
To all the jealous haters out there, just stop.
john k
Jan 3, 2022 12:48 EST
cramer has ruined the 9am show. he talks over david and carl, the two guys i want to hear. some moron at the top decided to make cramer the investment club guru and now he can't fit his head through the door move shep to 6 and cramer to 7 or just get rid of shep and let kelley do the news
Here's a news alert!!
Politics are divisive.
And I understand that some things going on in Washington effect the markets.
But, Sqawk Box is turning into "The other morning Joe"
An endless parade of partisan hacks come on the show just to point their fingers at "The other guys".
The main reason nothing good happens in Washington is because politicians are just looking for a camera to show their base how tough they are, and refuse to compromise.
The other parade on Squawk Box, is a bunch of 80-90 year old billionaires whining about taxes.
Bring your tax forms if you want to whine.
I don't believe for a minute that you pay as high a percentage as the middle class.
You can live an extravagant lifestyle without showing taxable income.
The Dude
Oct 5, 2021 23:16 EST
Shout out to Sara Eisen, she has more balls than any other CNBC personality(includes all the men). Out of the gate, she asks Elizabeth Warren the most pointed questions (the most dangerous man-Powell, ridiculous), Warren was on the defensive rest of the interview, Warren who claims of American Indian heritage which she used to her advantage and her firing due to pregnancy in her presidential debate, questionable facts. Later on Bloomberg, David "cuckold" Westin interviewed Warren, cuckold asked softball questions and Warren dominated the rest of the interview.
Eisen did the same to Peter "fringe economist/headcase" Navarro, she was not intimated with him as others and he had a couple of hem-and-haw moments with her, CNBC is lucky to have her, most of their personnel are milquetoast.
Cheetahobx
Jun 21, 2023 18:30 EST
She's a beast! Smart and takes no prisoners! Glad they moved her to 10 am slot!
Randy K
Sep 20, 2021 22:50 EST
I couldn't hold it anymore after Scott Wapner did Jenny Harrington wrong and blowing up his boy's ego (Downtown Josh-immature unbalanced millennial). Wapner is the provocateur who uses conflicts to create drama and the world's most famous Monday night quarterback who puts his team/money managers on the spot(untimely trades). If I was on his show, I would quit this clown show who needs this grief and look like a fool. Wapner is just a sadistic host who is Cramer's waterboy or Cramer's brown noser whichever you prefer.
Tom Knapik
Mar 28, 2024 12:43 EST
I like Wapner. He asks thought provoking questions and holds so called "experts" to their past predictions. He doesn't let them escape by drifting off topic. It's called drilling down. So drill baby drill!
Sean hummerity
Nov 21, 2019 08:56 EST
If they’d get rid of Joe Kernen on CNBC, I’d watch. Next is James Cramer. They are so abrasive and toxic that I stopped watching. I stopped watching FOX News when they became propaganda and an echo chamber for republicans so much so that they insult any thinking person.
They get rid of Joe I’m not watching he’s the best character on the show
Fred
Feb 13, 2020 12:39 EST
Cramer is a condescending comic book character. I turn off the sound when he talks and turn off the show when Mad Money comes on. Much sympathy for Carl Q, a serious journalist who has to put up with Clown Cramer.
Randy F
Jun 25, 2021 05:08 EST
Joe is bearable but annoying even though he is a dork but in his mind, a cool dude. Cramer long past the retirement age, should do himself and the public a flavor, retire before he ruins your portfolio. BUT they are gems compared to Josh "Downtown" Brown, my question to him "What is your problem" and my advice "dude relax, spent more time with your therapist also a diet is a good thing"
Doconc
Dec 28, 2019 20:58 EST
Joe is the best anchor on tv!
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