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    mzcap
    Oct 01 11:44 PM
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    It Did Happen! - Cramer's Mad Money (9/29/08) [view article]
    Recap of Jim Cramer's Wachovia (WB) calls:

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    tshk1221
    Oct 01 04:37 PM
    It Did Happen! - Cramer's Mad Money (9/29/08) [view article]
    Sorry to hear that scholar..

    1. Never listen to TV stock masters. They are showpersons, not a rich stock investor.
    2. Never listen to chart masters. They are picture drawers, not a rich stock investor.

    Scholar, if you want some important stock investment tips from me, send me a response, Yes, and I will get you some tips that might help you. Some of the examples of tips you will get from me will be:

    1. Keep the first mistake forever. It will be a Father. Keep the second mistake forever. It will be a Mother. Keep the third mistake. It will be your son. Keep the third mistake. It will be your daughter. Without mistakes, there are no successes. Mistakes make successes. Successes will make mistakes. Keep the stocks you buy forever. Never sell them. Do you want to sell your Father? Do you want to sell your beloved son and daughter to the wolves in the stock market?
    2. TIME = WEALTH. Only TIME will give your WEALTH when you hold them forever (TIME).

    And so on..Let me know, Scholar.     Reply
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    Curbs-In
    Oct 01 03:05 PM
    It Did Happen! - Cramer's Mad Money (9/29/08) [view article]
    Jackangel: You need another option. ALL OF THE ABOVE. Reply
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    Curbs-In
    Oct 01 03:03 PM
    It Did Happen! - Cramer's Mad Money (9/29/08) [view article]
    tshk1221: To answer your question... It's apparent Cramer never quit his day job. LOL! Reply
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    Curbs-In
    Oct 01 03:02 PM
    It Did Happen! - Cramer's Mad Money (9/29/08) [view article]
    I can't believe this story about the CNBC corporate puppet is still here. Last time I saw him he looked like he had just been told he'll get a pink slip if he and his buddies CNBC don't hype the market 20 percent. Reply
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    Jackangel
    Oct 01 11:59 AM
    It Did Happen! - Cramer's Mad Money (9/29/08) [view article]
    I didn't pay much attention to his calls, but I've always disliked his retarded personality. He appeals to idiots. The booyah school of investing. However, after watching a Don Harold clip on YouTube, it became clear exactly how duplicitous he is. If you make specific calls on what to buy and what NOT to buy one day, and then one week later (after your calls have been proven exactly wrong) pretend as if you had made the opposite calls...you are either insane, a complete moron, or a total fraud. Which do you think is the case here? Reply
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    Briton
    Oct 01 10:28 AM
    It Did Happen! - Cramer's Mad Money (9/29/08) [view article]
    I agree with all of the above. Its unbelievable all the press that Jim Cramer gets, being one of the lousiest investors I've seen. I did sign up to his Action Alert Plus service at thestreet.com, were you can follow his trading live in his charity portfolio. I did write a number of emails to thestreet.com asking about past performance before I signed up, but did not get any answer at all. That should have been a warning sign... His performance for the last six years is around six percent annually! Beaten badly by most averages. And that from the bragger that claims he had an annualized performance of 40% in his hedgefund.

    Get outta here Cramer,     Reply
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    scholar
    Oct 01 06:00 AM
    It Did Happen! - Cramer's Mad Money (9/29/08) [view article]
    pls help me i want to die i lost 150000 on the wachovia deal with citi iam a new investor and i thought cramer would never get me this messed up was this info about steel out to read about before the fire sale now the fcc wants to bring back circut breaker protection and mark to market ineed to talk to anyone who can help me to cope with this loss before i lose it i dont feel the share holders got a fair shake we might as well beeb robbed with a gun any who is the same boat as me pls e mail me for my phone # so we can talk about what happend paulscholar@att.net Reply
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    tshk1221
    Sep 30 08:32 PM
    It Did Happen! - Cramer's Mad Money (9/29/08) [view article]
    I'm not sure how long Cramer has been investing in stocks and how much wealth he built. But, in order for us to be a successful long-term investor like the Oracle, we must learn from the Oracle. Dear Cramer, would you please see two things (Greatest FEAR and Greatest HOPE) with your two eyes? Why do you see only one thing (Greatest FEAR) with your two eyes? Dear Cramer, please do not dodge when the FEAR nears you. Clinch your teeth and have the pressure from the FEAR pass you. Because right behind the FEAR comes along the HOPE. Would you please listen to the advice from the Oracle just once and practice it to increase your risk tolerance? When Dow plunged yesterday, I bought more stocks of the company the Oracle owns. That stock went straight up today. I feel so thankful to God because now I firmly believe the Oracle was sent by God to us to show the path to wealth. Reply
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    jchenry
    Sep 30 08:06 PM
    It Did Happen! - Cramer's Mad Money (9/29/08) [view article]
    why do you devalue this site with "cramers" advice. I request SA editor watch don harrold on you tube, who does an excellent job of rebuttal to cramers great calls. Reply
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    Realsit
    Sep 30 06:47 PM
    It Did Happen! - Cramer's Mad Money (9/29/08) [view article]
    Cramer is just one more tool available to us, but beware of his musings and take them with a grain of salt. Don't let him be the deciding factor for you when investing. Reply
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    User 272569
    Sep 30 06:32 PM
    It Did Happen! - Cramer's Mad Money (9/29/08) [view article]
    The biggest question on investors' minds is what is the remaining value of that company -- what is it worth and what are the prospects of the remaining business operations," says Todd Hagerman, an analyst at Credit Suisse. "They just haven't given us a lot of detail. We don't have any sense of the capital structureAndrew Marquardt, an analyst at Fox-Pitt, Kelton Cochran Caronia Waller, wrote in a note Tuesday morning that "[w]e found the disclosure on this deal to be one of the worst we can recall of a major transaction."

    "With such little detail and no communication yet by Wachovia, we have made several assumptions across three different approaches to arrive at franchise value for remaining Wachovia shareholders of about $1.40 a share," but that could range widely from a negative $2.13 a share upward to $5.77 a share, according to the note
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    User 272569
    Sep 30 06:32 PM
    It Did Happen! - Cramer's Mad Money (9/29/08) [view article]
    The biggest question on investors' minds is what is the remaining value of that company -- what is it worth and what are the prospects of the remaining business operations," says Todd Hagerman, an analyst at Credit Suisse. "They just haven't given us a lot of detail. We don't have any sense of the capital structureAndrew Marquardt, an analyst at Fox-Pitt, Kelton Cochran Caronia Waller, wrote in a note Tuesday morning that "[w]e found the disclosure on this deal to be one of the worst we can recall of a major transaction."

    "With such little detail and no communication yet by Wachovia, we have made several assumptions across three different approaches to arrive at franchise value for remaining Wachovia shareholders of about $1.40 a share," but that could range widely from a negative $2.13 a share upward to $5.77 a share, according to the note
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    DC Housing
    Bear
    Sep 30 06:15 PM
    It Did Happen! - Cramer's Mad Money (9/29/08) [view article]
    When you speculate, you get burned. I have to agree with Freemarketeer, except I wouldn't even buy mutual funds. Put together a broad based portfolio of ETFs with the lowest fees you can find and rebalance annually. Then set aside a few bux to gamble if you so choose. It's not possible to predict the direction of an individual stock over time absent inside information. Reply
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    DC Housing
    Bear
    Sep 30 06:13 PM
    It Did Happen! - Cramer's Mad Money (9/29/08) [view article]
    When you speculate, you get burned. I have to agree with Freemarketeer, except I wouldn't even buy mutual funds. Put together a broad based portfolio of ETFs with the lowest fees you can find and rebalance annually. Then set aside a few bux to gamble if you so choose. It's not possible to predict the direction of an individual stock over time absent inside information. Reply
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