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CNBC just doesn’t understand the markets

By Ray on June 29, 2010

At 9:50 AM Erin Burnett and Mark Haines were talking about what was driving the selloff in equities today. Erin Burnett says; “If it is the LEI number in China driving the markets, which is a number that was only created in May and just revised down, that shows how pathetic the global markets are.” Well, I hate to be one of those bloggers that the Fed says not to listen to, but the reason we are selling off is because of a failed sanitizing ECB bond offering and the banks in Europe are in trouble. Combine that with horrible housing data, high unemployment, record deficits, bond yields reaching new lows, deflationary forces, slower economic growth, ECRI numbers rolling over and the technical’s of the market being bearish I think you can see why equities are selling off.

This, more or less, proves that CNBC is a cheerleader devoid of understanding what is really happening in the equity markets and they simply do not know how to do basic research. This is what happens when you parade all bulls on your program and shout down their opposition, who have been far more accurate. The situation in Europe is serious and China’s economy is slowing because of a stronger Euro, how no one is putting this together yet is beyond me, and there is simply less end demand for products. The only area where pricing power really exists is in food stuffs and most other industries have zero pricing power. Why? Simple, there is no demand which is why we have deflation right now!

Besides the reporters being completely inept and derelict in their duties, they fail to see the most basic issues confronting us today. As I said before, initial claims data has been a leading indicator, right now, of what is happening out there, again, how this was not seen is beyond me, and showed that the economy is extremely weak and really never recovered.  It is insane that they keep talking about the Chinese LEI versus the real issues surrounding the equities markets, it is part of it, but it is the other issues I pointed out. How they kept on the bandwagon of the ‘recovery’ story is a wonder that helps mark the death of the old media outlets where bias is tried and true and a pretty face is worth more than actual knowledge of what is going on in the world.

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