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Roubini on CNBC

Wednesday, September 10, 2008 | 08:45 AM

in Credit | Financial Press | Valuation | Video

Check out Nouriel on CNBC this morning -- he is guest hosting, and makes so much sense it makes the rest of the guest list look almost silly.

My boy Chris Whalen also had a good spot, worth checking out.

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Bloomberg beat CNBC to the Lehman release by at least half a minute. In that time, LEH dropped about $0.50 in pre-market. Isn't their tagline "First in business news" or something like that? I have been watching Bloomberg A LOT more recently.

Gasparino is such a stooge. Roubini should anchor CNBC every morning.

Aside to Vermont Trader: MS and Barry had a falling out a few months ago and MS vowed never to come back. He can be found elsewhere, of course, like CR and others.

Posted by: Mike J | Sep 10, 2008 9:22:43 AM

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