Indeed. One of the few people on CNBC I liked. Now,
there's even less reason to watch CNBC. I'm having trouble
swallowing all the kind words about how Haines kept Wallstreet in
check, etc. Enron, Madoff, manipulation, bubbles, bonuses and
bailouts all happened whether Mark Haines reported or not.
Wallstreet was corrupt before Mark Haines, Wallstreet was corrupt
during Mark Haines and Wallstreet will be corrupt after Mark
Haines, may he rest in peace.
RIP Mark Haines
Posted by dylan398 on 25th of May 2011 at 10:38 am
RIP Mark Haines
Sad...
Posted by burkmere on 25th of May 2011 at 11:11 am
He will be missed....
my favorite was when he got Barney Frank so flustered that Frank walked away in the middle of the interview :-)
Posted by marketguy on 25th of May 2011 at 11:07 am
Yea, that's a shame, he
Posted by ditch on 25th of May 2011 at 11:13 am
Yea, that's a shame, he was about the only voice of common sense on that channel.
he will be missed
Posted by mmunford on 25th of May 2011 at 10:50 am
he will be missed
Indeed. One of the few
Posted by jtverr on 25th of May 2011 at 10:45 am
Indeed. One of the few people on CNBC I liked. Now, there's even less reason to watch CNBC. I'm having trouble swallowing all the kind words about how Haines kept Wallstreet in check, etc. Enron, Madoff, manipulation, bubbles, bonuses and bailouts all happened whether Mark Haines reported or not.
Wallstreet was corrupt before Mark Haines, Wallstreet was corrupt during Mark Haines and Wallstreet will be corrupt after Mark Haines, may he rest in peace.
the good ones die young
Posted by law6 on 25th of May 2011 at 10:53 am