Year 2009 was a difficult one for many, in varied ways. For stock investors, it went down as a traumatic, even disastrous. Most investors picked huge losses that wiped substantial portions of their portfolio. That wasn’t in anybody’s bargain, for sure, but life throws up the good, the bad and even the ugly. Good investment advice is always sought after. Good investment advice is even more critical since the stock market has tanked. It would seem after Jon Stewart pilloried Jim Cramer and Rick Santelli, CNBC isn’t the greatest source for good advice on Wall Street. Payday loans are doubtless starting to look more attractive. Santelli and Cramer were taken to task with vicious satire for their lack of journalistic integrity, bad stock advice, and glorification of Wall Street firms that were given lavish bailout funding at the taxpayers’ expense. It seems CNBC shouldn’t give investment advice at all.