STAR POWER DIMMING AT SOME STREET FIRMS
March 30, 2009

A growing number of analysts who were either critical of the financial sector or were early raisers of red flags in the mortgage market are getting the cold shoulder from their employers, which has led to the analysts being forced out or silenced.

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EXCLUSIVE: Dylan Ratigan Reveals Why He Left CNBC



Henry Blodget | Apr. 10, 2009, 10:49 AM | 150,052 | 218


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There have been lots of rumors echoing around that star-CNBC anchor Dylan Ratigan
stormed out of CNBC after feuding with bosses Mark Hoffman and Susan Krakower,
that he's headed straight to ABC for a big-time broadcast slot,
and that he can't go on-air for the next 6 months because of some ridiculous,
spiteful clause in his CNBC contract.

Is it all TRUE??? Inquiring minds want to know!

So we asked Dylan himself, who was kind enough to share 20 minutes with us.

The short answer? "No." This is a pro-Dylan Ratigan move, not an anti-CNBC move.
And the bull market of the past month is just a suckers' rally.

Here's an excerpt of our conversation:


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