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In Episode 306 of The Traders Podcast, your host Rob Booker talks to Jason the producer about the big Black Friday retail season. And these clips from Jason inspire Rob to talk about what’s wrong with business television and why he finds it completely abhorrent. It’s a pretty fun rant. We hope you’ll join us! Thanks for listening.
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Rob,
I like to listen you in the morning on the drive to work, gets me pumped up most times and laughing at other times. But this is what I got out of this episode:
I was listening to your rant this AM and wondered why? I felt you gave nothing to us listeners in regards to anything useful for trading. I also felt as if you had fallen into the same hole that they were…providing hot air, almost as if you “were one with the market” blabbers.
R/
Jim
Hi, love the show! I’m a few episodes behind, so maybe you already talked about this, but remember the clip you used to have in the intro of Raghee Horner saying she liked to trade on an empty stomach so she would be “like a jungle cat”? Science says she’s right: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/do-you-make-better-decisions-when-hungry-180953157/?no-ist
http://www.psmag.com/navigation/health-and-behavior/smart-gamble-dinner-eating-betting-impulses-93099/
Keep up the great work!
Don’t seem to be able to read any of the comments here in the last few months. Using google chrome and its the same on both my computers. Pity as I used to enjoy.