Stock Analysts on CNBC
I'm talking about when a company announces earnings and the analysts come on to talk about whether or not they beat expectations. Would this be considered part of equity research?
I think so, but i'm not sure.
Yes. Usually they are reputable analysts that cover the company and that sector
Wrong. You're just as big of an idiot on here as you are on Analyst Forum.
http://www.analystforum.com/phorums/read.php?1,1235744
Wrong. You're just as big of an idiot on here as you are on Analyst Forum.
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I thought the OP was referring to the guests, not the actual CNBC correspondents, moron
Shut up, stupid.
Just b/c an analyst is on TV doesn't mean they are good. Hate to break it to you but most of the analysts you see on TV are not II AA or what have you. I don't think it means you're bad but definitely not good b/c you are on TV. Those channels will take almost anyone.
I'm siding with Ray on this one, at least with respect to sell-side analysts. Majority of them are not II ranked. Whether or not they're good is a whole other question that's debateable.
I'm not talking about the people who actually work for CNBC, I'm talking about the guests they bring on.
Get off your high horse you pompous dbag. Most analysts on CNBC are reputable, and are often noted as so by their awards by the CNBC employees. You know we can also just look them up to verify too? Many PMs and other buyside guys too, so obviously they aren't "ranked." Why would CNBC be wasting their time with no-names who have zero credit? Jesus.
It's because the guys that do matter and have all the credibility could care less about being on CNBC. Let's put it this way. Who are the II ranked analysts' clients? They're the big mutual funds, pension funds, hedge funds, asset managers, etc. Do they watch CNBC to get analysis for stocks? Rarely if ever.
So CNBC will get any analyst they can that covers the name to talk about it. Trust me, these guys they bring on still know what they're talking about, but rarely are they II ranked analysts.
I like the analysts on the Colbert Report. I trust them. They're almost as good as the analysts on FOX news.
My boss has been on CNBC like 15+ times. It's meaningless
I didn't think to ask my boss about his pay. What was I thinking?
Could someone explain the term 2-ranked, i'm not familiar with it,
Institutional Investor (II) publishes the best rankings of sell-side analysts for every sector.
thanks
They don't get paid. My boss has gone on a couple times and he only does it to get a little more exposure. True that our clients aren't watching CNBC for analysis, but most trading floors I've been on have CNBC on the TVs all day long.
Some of them get paid in exchange for having to come on whenever the producers want them. Some of the buy side guys will pay 80k+ for a publicist just to get them on CNBC. That sounds ridiculous, but it beats paying for a 30 second spot.
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