"No! No! No! Bear Stearns is fine!"
- Jim Cramer, CNBC, March 2008
December 11, 2008
Soot and Ashes Quote of the Year Nominee
"No! No! No! Bear Stearns is fine!"
- Jim Cramer, CNBC, March 2008
"No! No! No! Bear Stearns is fine!"
- Jim Cramer, CNBC, March 2008
I am firmly in the 'haterz' camp when it comes to this fraudulent scam-artist.
ReplyDeleteThank you for reminding everyone that Cramer has no idea what is coming and should not be trusted to park your car, never mind being trusted for financial advice.
Jim has proven himself time and time again to be totally useless.
ReplyDeletedid that guy fall off the cliff or what? I haven't heard much from him lately.
ReplyDeleteCRAMER = TOOL OF THE DECADE!!!!
ReplyDeleteTOOLS!!!!
DOLTS!!!!
DOPES!!!!
he may be a tool but he has a lot more money than any of you.He must have done something right along the way.He is strictly entertainment folks.
ReplyDeleteThere used to be a website, taken down sometime last year I believe, that tracked each of Cramers recommendations. His record?
ReplyDeleteWithin a 1/10 or two of 50/50.
He might as well have been flipping a coin.
Death Penalty. A concept whose time has come.
ReplyDeleteDo It Now.
The first 5 minutes of his show is good. Just don't listen to his individual stock picks and you might get some enjoyment out of it.
ReplyDeleteThis guy is a major scam artist. He loves to talk from both sides of his mouth when he makes market predictions. Then when he is right, he goes on all of the major shows highlighting that "oh see, I was right all along". He recently did just that, after giving a sell recommendation and being right, he went on the Today Show, Keith Olberman, several local talk radio stations in my town, etc...
ReplyDeleteHe is a FLIP FLOPPER!
ReplyDeleteOne day it's doom & gloom....
The next day it's all puppy dogs & ice cream.
It was reported that Cramer was found dead in a "Lust Cabin" in a German Beate Uhse sex shop a few hours ago.
ReplyDeleteSeems he was on vacation and stopped into an airport sex shop while passing through Germany.
The description fits the bill. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy if it was Cramer.
http://preview.tinyurl.com/6gq2od
Cramer is a trader, not an investor, and is certainly not an economic expert. When he starts talking about economic and government policy he really embarrasses himself. He completely downplayed any notion of a housing bust and didn't see any of the ripple effects that hit the banks. Sometimes he has insightful trading blurbs but I would ignore him besides that.
ReplyDeleteCramer claims his context was that his answer dealt with clients or customers of Bear. Not investors. And clients were safe and protected by the gov't. Clearly investors were not.
ReplyDeleteI've seen replays of that segment. Honestly, it's hard to say which of the 2 specific questions he was answering.
I think fair minded people have to call this one draw. Only Cramer REALLY knows what his thinking really was.
cramer was a hedgie before his foray into TV. Carmer & Berkowitz was quite the firm back in the day. He also founded thestreet.com and took it through an IPO during the dot com days and made boatloads.
ReplyDeleteI bet Jim Cramer's investments went up this year....
ReplyDeleteCramer is an idiot. As Vanilla Ice said, he has proven himself useless.
ReplyDeleteCome to think of it, maybe he is not that dum. Maybe he was just selling us a stock like most of those retarded analysts on MSNBC. Isn't that what they do?? Sell stocks??? Aren't they all salesmen/women.
Dny
Anybody that listens to a filthy scumbag like Cramer is a moron.
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