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For weeks, Gene Munster has been talking glowingly about Apple, two weeks ago saying it was set up for a "monster turnaround". Then suddenly in an interview today on CNBC he discretely mentions that he owns Meta and Google, but leaves out Apple. The host has to ASK HIM...

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Фото профиля Matt Derron
Matt Derron2 лет назад

First thought - Becky's awesome lol. Second thought, I think it's fine if people want to talk about stocks they don't own, no big deal it just means their opinions should mean less with no skin in the game. In this case though, he's been one of the only Apple bulls being interviewed each week on CNBC so to keep doing that when you sold at the same time is just not a good look.

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Joseph Carlson2 лет назад

Becky is awesome, and good on her for digging it out of him. And I agree with you. I have no problem with talking about stocks you don't own, or even changing your mind on a stock you were once bullish on. None of that is misleading others. But leaving your audience under the impression you still own a stock that you don't, and one that you just recently spoke positively about, is obviously not ideal. I would have had no criticism if he was a bit more proactive in letting people that he sold.

Фото профиля Arny Trezzi
Arny Trezzi2 лет назад

At each relative top he wash pushing Apple Car 😅

Фото профиля Jeff Lutz 🔋
Jeff Lutz 🔋2 лет назад

W T F 😂

Фото профиля Orlando
Orlando2 лет назад

Damn! I had a lot of respect for Gene Munster. I guess he ain’t different than the rest of the so called “WS Professionals”

Фото профиля Braden Dennis
Braden Dennis2 лет назад

"navigating the march quarter" and "believe strongly long term" don't fit together lol

Фото профиля Vivek S
Vivek S2 лет назад

This is why blindly following talking heads in financial media could be injurious to your portfolio. You can borrow a stock idea, but not the conviction. Do it right, do the hard work.

Фото профиля jbulltard
jbulltard2 лет назад

He is a phony and a half. His favorites are Apple and Tesla and he shits on amazon constantly

Фото профиля Chuck.$MSTR
Chuck.$MSTR2 лет назад

@BeckyQuick @JoeSquawk well done holding Munster’s feet to the fire. Why wouldn’t he just say he sold @Apple stock? What a joke @munster_gene! You don’t know when you sold one of your most significant positions? It was with in last 1 - 2 weeks. #Bitcoin  blockchain

Фото профиля Iván
Iván2 лет назад

I've been watching his interviews here and there and you are right, he made it look like they owned the stock. This is embarrassing to say the list. Good for you spooting it Joseph

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