Short Attention Span jumping from idea to idea multitasking and multiprocessor is hundreds of browsers open yes im talking about myself and you know your Attention Span only has a few moment your consciousness of any single me more idea is very limited for a few moments sometimes 3 seconds so this is subject to that so day fortnight i was huge on social media for a few weeks and now hes gone hes over because they mean as. Well he he was like the day of kramer for the jim beam or the jim cramer you know with those green or and you know i mean i mean this is jim cramer had a plastic camera as well during his in told us you know that jon stewart who was big on cable to he was a comedian who was on t. V. For a while he ripped james cramer apart in an interview and expose. Because he admits he likes to manipulate prices james kramer and he has a tape of him saying this and jon stewart replated for him and he felt quite embarrassed but so this is just a repeat of that scene and so who will b
A murmur ation like starlings in the sky they congregate and then they disperse and people congregate around this room aeration of a stock called tesla and now theyre dispersing and theres no fundamental value to come but be that would suggest its worth more than you know 80 percent below its current price or market cap and to show you how easy it is to create a new meaning to take the place of the tesla mame nickel nicola. They just did a deal ford and their stock went up by 50 percent based on their mean of electric cars so. You know i mean i dont know what to tell you. This was predictable if all value derives from human consciousness and human consciousness is now so you know attention Deficit Disorder sort of television shortage 10. Span jumping from idea to idea multitasking and multiprocessor is hundreds of browsers open yes im talking about myself and you know your Attention Span only has a few moment your consciousness of any single me more idea is very limited for a few momen
The w. H. O. Tells all t. V. The fog the spikes are inevitable. Well. Thats all from me for today kevin i would well be here at the top of the hour with the very latest in Global Politics so join him on next turn on t. V. The kaiser report enjoy. Hi there this is the kaiser report im max kaiser lots going on social media investing types stacey oh yeah of course. Thats a fortnight king of the day traders on social media and he is asking hey even mosque do something of course this harkens back to the 2008 financial crisis 20082009 when jim cramer on the media of that day which was the Financial News cable news freight that was the big place he went for Financial News and he was demanding that the fed do something to bail out because all his friends have bear stearns were losing all their money losing all their wealth losing their jobs they have to do something this is no time to be an academic get a bell out well here day fortnight went long very very long on tesla down 30 percent and ju
If its covid19 vaccine is effective. Jim, i know that citi news popped for you. Yeah, i candidly mike and donna are friends of mine and friends of my executive producer so i have to reveal that because i say its not about friends its about money this is jarring for those of us older than mike who is 60 but he did work there for 38 years, not retiring until february, but how great. When i spoke to him this morning, how great, jane fraser coming in. The Glass Ceiling in banking maybe a is finally cracking and its a great legacy for mike a period where net income increased from 7. 5 billion to 19. 4 billion, tangible common equity 12. 0 to 12. 5 and returned 80 in capital during mikes reign all those numbers havent necessarily led to great performance a of the stock but they are great numbers mike is a much loved figure as is donna, his wife and i regard them as a team and i know he wants to do many, many things in life and this is a soul searching time, he appointed jane last year, he ma
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