Comments on: Jim Cramer Destroyed CNBC Viewers’ Wealth In Just 4 Days

By: SA

SA — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 14:09:25 +0000

Who’s the alternative, for buy and sell alerts, to Cramer? (Please don’t say Don Harrold.)

By: Dan

Dan — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 11:33:55 +0000

My bookie gives better odds than Craner. MSNBC and Cramer make a good team.

By: john galt

john galt — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 04:21:17 +0000

I have a loan with G.E.M.B., What a bunch of scumbags they are! I am trying to get a group of people to short their stock. I,m going to so maybe I can recoup some of my money they charged in fees! If it digs into Cramers pocket too, all the better!

By: Garret

Garret — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 02:50:40 +0000

If you bought on Feb 27 at the $8.60 open, and held until today at $12.27, you would be up 42.6% in a month and a half. That translates to a 340% return for the year (assuming no compounding, which would make the returns even better). Also, look at the Dow Jones Industrials on Feb 27. The whole index was tanking. The odds are you could have picked any stock on this day and been way lower 4 days later. To be fair, because of the remarkable turn in the indices, you probably could have picked any number of different stocks and been up 40% over this time period as well.

By: Pequiste

Pequiste — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 01:55:21 +0000

Oh that Jim Cramer
of CNBC fame r
the lunantic fringe of the market.
He’ll tease you and taunt you
as long as you do view
this idiots shill and shrill bark it.

It’s all for a dollar
So please don’t you holler
if you’ve listened to his swill in re money.
His bosses find reason
to show him all season
cause their government bailout is real funny.

So take it from me
I would much rather be
reading caustic and insight right here.
For this shithead named Cramer is not only to blame R,
’cause you saw him and gave him your ear.

Best shut off the telly
and go fill your belly
while there is occasion my friend.
For the market and Demons
have a plan and it see-ums
to have financial catastrophe as end.

P.S. This asshole’s “Mad Money” is a very bad clown show. He needs only to wear some big shoes, a frilly collar, polka dot baggy jump suit, fluffy buttons and a Bozo red-hair wig. Don’t forget the big red nose! Surely infantile infotainment for a childish audience. Just filler and distraction. Destructive only to those who have that much time to waste on such sewage.
You might as well take your “financial advice” from Kramer from the Seinfeld show.

By: Dakota

Dakota — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 21:54:09 +0000

Booo-Yaah.

After seeing Cramer bragging of manipulating the market during his daze as a hedge fund manager I can’t believe ANYONE listens to him or that he isn’t met with tomatos everywhere he goes.

Exactly how is Cramer different from Madeoff other than having an hour show on CNBC?

It’s all such a joke, all of it, from the biggest Ponzi scheme in the history of the world, which is still in it’s infancy, to banksters robbing our great-great grandchildren with the threats of too big to fail.

Too bad they’re not too big to jail.

Our so called Representatives that received calls ranging from 300:1 to 100:1 against the bailout have no intentions of arresting their partners in crime, so once again we have taxation without representation.

After my comments, I have a question.

Exactly when did the coup happen?

By: Gordon S. Creek

Gordon S. Creek — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 16:21:45 +0000

Your graphs and numbers have no correlation.
Go back to Statistics 101, as I suspect
that you have never taken any statistics
course.
Lies, damn lies and statistics,
telling the truth is a much better option.
Your comments are filled with emotionalism
and very little facts or truths.

By: Mike

Mike — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 16:07:25 +0000

“the greatest wealth destruction I’ve seen by a President.” Cramer is not a President.

For now, let’s just try and answer this simple question: ”Who destroys your wealth more: Obama or Jim Cramer?”

That’s not a good question because fiat money and the stock market are ponzi schemes along with most of the government programs! Obama with Fed Reserve handed bailout of $12.8 trillion as of March! and not just the $700 billion TARP (that’s just the appetizer).

By: Joseph

Joseph — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 15:12:47 +0000

I lost a bunch of money on GE last year, but that was before Jim recommended it. I blame that lying “we won’t cut the dividend” POS Jeff Immelt. I hope he gets canned and sued for investor fraud.

On Cramer though, he has made me a ton of money. I bet nearly everything I had left in the IRA on AMD after hearing Cramer recommend it in november (and after doing my homework) and am up around 100% since then, making back nearly all of my losses.

I’m on the fence about fading the gains or being greedy and hanging on now, but one thing is for sure. Sometimes he is right.

By: Tom Dockery

Tom Dockery — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 21:35:22 +0000

Great.As soon as GE goes bankrupt,Notre Dame will go begging to the Big 10,who will turn them down.