Fast Money

All these types of shows are the same. They have analysts pushing their book without the viewer really having any way to see their historical record and minimal mention of true ownership in the moment (personal or professional.) I like the cast and the rotation of guests and the banter of Fast Money far better than the other shows. (Definitely better than their Fast Money Halftime counterparts where they just bark at each other.)

I also like the breadth of coverage from stocks to ETFs to crypto to cannabis stocks options etc. I wish they'd have Carter Worth and maybe other chartists on more often though. But Michelle Leep.

This program should come with a warning - Anything said on this show about buying or selling a stock should take into account whether or not the speaker owns the stock and how the speakers recommendations have fared in the past 3, 6 and 12 months." None of this information will be provided to you, as this would result in no one watching the show.

This isn't to say that the speakers have no information at all. They do have the kind of information that almost any stock trader has. From there they go ahead and speculate, with no record of how poor their past speculations have been.

The only one worth listening to is Carter Worth who presents charts, shows you what he thinks, and often tells you if he was right or wrong. The rest should be dressed in clown suits.