I've been watching Bloomberg TV lately just to avoid the asshats on CNBC. No such luck. Just now, Bloomberg's esteemed panel included Jeremy Siegel, who believes it is always a great time to buy as many stocks as possible; Brian Wesbury, who perpetually sees an economic boom to which nobody else is privy; and Allen Sinai, who was explaining that the corporate tax rate is too high and needs to come down. What, Don Luskin was unavailable? You'll get more useful financial information by going down to the Greyhound bus station and engaging drifters in conversation. The smell would be more tolerable, too.
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