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  • commenter
    suburban
    blues
    Oct 14 10:53 AM
    Why Cramer Should Be Suspended [view article]
    Who the hell is Jason Schwarz? I have made money with Cramer, doing my own homework (as he preaches religiously) , and using his stock picks only as a starting point. But he has alerted me to some opportunities that I probably would have missed. Which is a great deal more than Schwarz or any of his ilk have even done for me or most everyone else. I'll stick with Cramer, the rest of you bozos go trade options in the casino with Schwarz. Reply
  • commenter
    i20dog
    Oct 14 10:06 AM
    Why Cramer Should Be Suspended [view article]
    CNBC is not about giving investment advice or anything remotely resembling it. Their job is to create hysteria--either up or down--and run with it. The media ethos--anything controversial sells--is totally antithetical to the kind of reasonable approach that is the foundation of successful investing.

    CNBC is irresponsible and has abrogated its public trust.     Reply
  • commenter
    lanaslinesdo
    tcom
    Oct 14 09:43 AM
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    Why Cramer Should Be Suspended [view article]
    He's an entertainer. Do your own due diligence before you put your blood in the game.

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  • commenter
    lanaslinesdo
    tcom
    Oct 14 09:39 AM
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    Bargain Buys For Patient Investors - Barron's [view article]
    Take a look at NRG, GE and CEG. I loaded up on GE when it dipped in the teens. I'm doing the same for NRG now that it dipped into the teens and picked up some CEG when it went down to the low 20's. Long on all these stocks.

    As for tech, I like Rimm. Wait for the next dip, it will come.

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  • commenter
    InvictusRose
    Oct 14 09:36 AM
    Why Cramer Should Be Suspended [view article]
    Honestly, who did more damage--the talking heads on the shows who, at every single market downturn, encouraged the little guy investor that it was yet another "buying opportunity?" I mean, really, where's your sense of perspective? They followed the market into the tank for 5,000 pts and I heard nothing but buy signals at every market tank on CNBC, and everywhere else for that matter. If you get your stock market advice from a TV show employing stock brokers and buy-side analysts as supposedly neutral participants, then I'd suggest that you got exactly the advice you deserved for the exact price you paid for that advice. And that includes people who write articles like this who invariably make their living writing about stocks, rather than trading them. Yeah, Cramer was a jerk. So, what's so new and different about that? Geez, you could see this coming like a hanging curveball. Anyone who did the slightest due diligence knew the market was overbought, the credit crunch was a sure thing and that the bill was coming due.

    Furthermore, the REALLY sad thing, is that with all this money they are throwing at the problem, few people are even thinking about eliminating the root causes. Instead, they are actually encouraging the identical behavior that got us into this mess. What ever happened to taking personal and fiscal responsibility? The only people who are going to get crushed, are the ones who actually did the right thing and tried with all their might to gain and hold onto a good credit rating--people who lived within their means and were responsible. Everyone else gets a free ride and a bailout.     Reply
  • commenter
    goldie
    Oct 14 09:18 AM
    Why Cramer Should Be Suspended [view article]
    Having watched how he cheered "Goldilock" economy and how great the investment bank and financial sector was last year and then condemned inaction of the governmemt and then telling viewers to sell when market has dropped so much, I think there are many out there who could have given more objective views. In happy times, I have seen how stocks run up on the day he recommended buys and now in down market, perhaps the same group blindly follow the sells.

    People should look at some of other commentators who are more objective and restrained in expressions to reduce the emotional see saw. Agree that his segment is overly dominating. Time to get someone else to fill the slot.     Reply
  • commenter
    Gene
    Johnston
    Oct 14 09:08 AM
    Julian Robertson: Some Buying, but Bearish on the Economy [view article]
    As a former Congressman and CPA of which I was one of three in the US Congress I can assure the public that the principal concern of Barney Frank is not fiscal responsibility on the part of the managment of Fannie or Freddie but the maximum politcal advantage obtained for incumbents(primarily Democrats) . Never in my professional career have I seen a chief executive compensated on the basis of gross sales as was Franklin Raines but he was as safe under the prevailing Washington philosophy as if he owned the company.

    The media will never report the whole story of the cost of this debacle to the responsible American.     Reply
  • commenter
    finmah
    Oct 14 08:47 AM
    Julian Robertson: Some Buying, but Bearish on the Economy [view article]
    I believe Clinton signed the bank deregulaiton in 1999 and the Dems refused to investigate a runaway housing agency that was in turn a key campaign contributor for them and actively still is. The collapse of this liberal corrupt agency is 4 trillion overhang and a resulting socialization of the banking and housing.

    I guess we are ready for the high school textbooks to rewrite the history ala the Kennedy memoirs .

    Don't forget the Democrats biggest highway project in history 18 billion dollars for increasing traffic through Boston and ceiling tiles still falling down 10 plus year laters. Public works projects are still revered by poorly educated groups of people who rather redistribute money and chase the remaining private capital overseas - out of pride and moral superiority.     Reply
  • commenter
    scooterpop
    Oct 14 08:10 AM
    Why Cramer Should Be Suspended [view article]
    Oh you are just a cry baby talking head. Yeah Cramer!!! Leave him on and if his ratings fail, replace him, otherwise; Yeah Cramer. Reply
  • commenter
    eddie64
    Oct 14 08:00 AM
    Low Volume Capitulation - Fast Money Recap (10/13/08) [view article]
    Macke's comment "the fat cats are coming up with another scam for America" is the most telling........ He is essentially telling us we have been taken, and only if we are fools will we be taken again............

    Secondly, if he knows this, then WHY DON'T WE KNOW WHO THEY ARE & WHY AREN'T THEY BEING PROSECUTED?????????     Reply
  • commenter
    junk in the
    sack
    Oct 14 07:50 AM
    Why Cramer Should Be Suspended [view article]
    their was talk about problems in the finance sector back in august 2007 and the problems got bigger as time went on, how then can you tell clients to stay in equities when the ship had begun to let in water back then.there is no ethics in money managers they have the fiduciary responsibilities to act in the best interest of their clients but i get the feeling that is not the case.they seem to be in it for themselves in the guise of long term let the ship sink you will be rescued by the coast guards(bernake and paulson) was what they were telling their flock . but they almost did not show up in time.who needs the hassle of few measly points gain,compared to other ways to invest.this mutual fund industry is a scam, taking advantage of people who do not have the time to look after there own investments.maybe instead of yard work on saturday morning folks should take care of their finances themselves.this so called experts are no experts at all.you could have timed to get out of this market easily with all this news going around and got back in low. Reply
  • commenter
    The World's
    Worst Stock
    Picker
    Oct 14 07:45 AM
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    Why Cramer Should Be Suspended [view article]
    Cramer is alright. Yes he is a lunatic but you can learn something from him. Why didn't you mention that on Friday he said that if you has cash aside to deploy a third of the cash in the market on Monday.

    I also agree with Cramer that Paulson, Bernake and the SEC are a bunch of dufuses that could have prevented or at least stem the collapse of the markets.

    Mr. Schwarz, your article does a disservice to you and your firm. Fine, you are a genius on your Apple call but I bet you are not 100% right all the time. A blind squirrel can get a nut once in a while because he gets lucky. Why don't you mention a time you screwed up. I bet you have many of those bad calls reflected in your portfolio.

    Respectfully,

    The World's Worst Stock Picker     Reply
  • commenter
    enrico
    caruso
    Oct 14 07:26 AM
    Julian Robertson: Some Buying, but Bearish on the Economy [view article]
    Until the market manipulations are stopped - comprehensively and effectively - there is no support level one can trust, and no rally that will be sustained. I do not believe it is short selling that is the problem. It is gross manipulations of the prices at the open. It is manipulation of prices down ward in the After-Market, the Pre-Market, and the Opening cross by persons or groups who hope to manipulate the opening prices by creating the illusion of sell pressure thru a pattern of obscenely low bids. It is criminals who manage to push thru obscenely low trades that trigger all the stop-loss orders unfairly, creating the illusion of sell pressure. It is those who manipulate prices down and down and down so they can impose margin calls when stocks have been manipulated so low that the client/investor/pensio... will NEVER recover. The brokers and banks seem to have solved their liquidity problems the last two weeks by emptying investors accounts under the guise of margin calls that were precipitated by rampant price manipulations. Apple at $21.70 on October 1, an $31.00 on September 30, then the Steve Jobs rumor October 3. No wonder Apple went $115 to $87 in 5 days. And RIMM $100 to $60 in less than 48 hours, on a false pretense. The POINT of the 40-50% losses is to produce the margin calls that provide cash and highly discounted shares to the brokers and banks. They saw they couldn't count on Congress, and they took it from our accounts, in the midst of a terrifying disinformation campaign. We need at least as much oversight and reform of the trading and brokerages as is needed in the banking sector. Reply
  • commenter
    punk_ash
    Oct 14 03:30 AM
    Low Volume Capitulation - Fast Money Recap (10/13/08) [view article]
    If we add up what all the experts are saying, we will get a net result of 0 with infinite variance in what they are yapping. Reply
  • commenter
    LargeNumbers
    Oct 14 02:13 AM
    Why Cramer Should Be Suspended [view article]
    This article just killed your next promotion. Take two courses (logic and writing) and call a headhunter in the morning. Reply
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