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- Back Room Deal? - Cramer's Mad Money (10/10/08) [view article]
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- American Express to the Sell Block - Cramer's Mad Money (10/2/08) [view article]
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- Replacement Candidates for David Merkel's Portfolio: From AA to ZZ [view article]
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- Procter & Gamble vs. Unilever - Cramer's Mad Money (8/21/08) [view article]
- 'Strong Sales Boost Heinz’s Net': Key Word - International [view article]
- Alarming Negativity - Cramer's Mad Midday (8/21/08) [view article]
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Clueless - Cramer's Mad Money (10/8/08) [view article]
If he's so bad, why do you guys watch? Sounds like a bunch of sour grapes to me. Cramer is about "How" to work the market, not necessarily "what to buy-sell." If you have enough bucks to trade, you ought to have enough sense to do your own dd with Cramer as just part of the info mix.All of which he tells his audience every day. Reply
Clueless - Cramer's Mad Money (10/8/08) [view article]
Cramer has done damage to everyone's portfolio thanks to his raise cash recommendations after the market has already tanked. If you follow his other recommendations like buying Russian stocks you realize he is right about half the time. He also conveniently forgets his bad picks and touts the ones that were right. But on the overall economic problems he's been right on. ReplyLepoff, M.D.
Clueless - Cramer's Mad Money (10/8/08) [view article]
Cramer is clueless. Finally, the public has caught on. He should be taken off the air. ReplyClueless - Cramer's Mad Money (10/8/08) [view article]
Cramer is the entertaining comic who started believing his own drivel..
..mistaking a bull market for brains.
..suddenly, look ma.. no clothes ! Reply
Clueless - Cramer's Mad Money (10/8/08) [view article]
Correct me if I'm wrong. On July 30/08, James Cramer announced on CNBC that the markets had bottomed out and we were in a new bull market. Since then the markets have fallen off a cliff. Booyah that, ReplySare/
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Clueless - Cramer's Mad Money (10/8/08) [view article]
Ideas are powerful tools. Thanks for the info. Watching stocks still doesn't cost anything!!! ReplyClueless - Cramer's Mad Money (10/8/08) [view article]
So the first part of his show was spend chastising Bernanke and admitting that stocks were to be avoided, while the rest of the show, and his programming schedule for the remainder of the year will have him touting one sector after another. If he remains true to form, he'll push each sector after it has already moved while telling his viewers to sell any sector that has bottomed. The man's a menace. I'd love to know how many investors he has bankrupted over the past year-and-a-half, that he has known we are in a bear market cycle. ReplyBargain Basement Stocks [view article]
Invest now and don't be called crazy. Be called smart because you learned how important it was to have an exit strategy in place from the start. You were the smart one because you were then in cash and could take advantage of some of these great opportunities. But you also were smart and realized even when entering a brand new position, you were going to establish that exit point and keep adjusting it to market conditions. ReplyBargain Basement Stocks [view article]
Campbell Soup probably went up because that what people are going to be eating --canned soup-- during the credit meltdown. ReplyBargain Basement Stocks [view article]
In addition to GS, let's not forget Warren stuffed some candy into CEG as well. CEG Book Value p.s. of $36.17 currently trading at $28.62 just last January was trading $101.91. There are some strong companies out there, there are some big boys with $$ in Operating Cash Flow and Levered Free Cash with strong dividend yields. No crystal ball here, but with a little home work, you'll find the market agrees, people need utilities, food, and medicine. Not to mention a little toothpaste and mouthwash in the morning don't hurt either. ReplyBargain Basement Stocks [view article]
Usually the name Buffett associated with any stock gets a nice bounce withing a few weeks of his investment. The name alone makes GS a "more stable" investment. Buffett doesn't like to lose money on his investments and it only makes sense to shadow someone who make brilliant decisions. ReplyBargain Basement Stocks [view article]
DID YOU SEE WHO IS BUYING SHARES OF REPUBLIC ALMOST EVERY WEEK LATELY?Reply
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Bargain Basement Stocks [view article]
Glad to have sensible new stock picks. I've considered BKC also looking @ WMI The trash still goes & may merge with Republic ReplyAmerican Express to the Sell Block - Cramer's Mad Money (10/2/08) [view article]
Oil and gas royalty trusts are not just a liquidation of assets play where the only upside is price. The stocks sell on a discounted cash flow model of price times estimated or proven reserves. As price rises, the pool of reserves increases. This is the result of price now justifying bringing on-line, previously "unprofitable reserves" (higher cost to develop into producing wells) excluded in the prior cash flow model into the "useable reserves" catagory and a new cash flow model. In a rising oil and gas market the trusts shares move up on yield (distributions) and reserve increases.When oil and gas prices decline, you have a great opportunity to buy cash flow and appreciation. Check out CRT, BPT, SJT, as well as PBT.
Amazingly price increases supply. I think I have heard that somewhere before. Reply
American Express to the Sell Block - Cramer's Mad Money (10/2/08) [view article]
Absolutely right concerning LINE and EPD..these equities will be the T-Bills of the future.....money too safe to lose and a return that will drive LINE to $35 and EPD to $40 in months.......What's lost in the noise of the "financial" debacle is that certain MLPs are fundamentally untouchable.The panic selling we've seen make both unbelievably cheap..... Reply