Wall Street Likes TheStreet.com, But Cramer Had Better Stay Well

Analysts seem mildly excited about TheStreet.com's (TSCM) "strong advertising revenue" (see Q107 conference call transcript) but they aren't jumping up and down about its valuation.

Meanwhile, no one is talking about the biggest single risk-factor at any one company since Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia.

No offense to a lot of talented folks who write for TheStreet.com, but most of the company's market capitalization is due to Jim Cramer. Brilliant though Jim is, he's also demonstrated a tendency to come really close to blowing himself up.

TSCM 1-yr chart

Comments

[Frank Li:]

Henry, look at this article, analyzing Jim Cramer's stock sales; don't know if it is accurate or not, and it's written by a guy who has come under a ton of criticism:

How not to respond to a subpoena by the SEC

2007 May 15 02:18 AM