Jeffrey Miller of iStockAnalyst.com writes about improving CNBC‘s ratings given its recent performance where fewer viewers are watching its shows.
“Most of the active emails and tweets they get come from traders, many of whom see this as a game between bulls and bears. The coverage reflects this. The CNBC team started saying things like ‘It is a bad day for those long the market.’
“CNBC needs to decide whether to compete for the active trader and fear market, getting ever more negative and political, or to get back to their foundation of helping regular investors.
“They are not helped by images of a car going off a cliff, or stories about Congress going on vacation. Their viewers need to know what segments of the market are cheap. How to succeed in the face of these threats. How to rebuild retirement.
“I really hope that they get the message in time.”
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