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- Short Interest by Sector: Consumer Discretionary Leads [view article]
- Lost Decade for Stocks? [view article]
- Jim Cramer's Mad Money Lightning Round, 3/6/08: Blackstone Blackballed [view article]
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- Distinguishing Between Out of Favor Sectors and Doomed Ones
- U.S. Consumers Could Feel Heat from Higher Fuel Costs
- Global Stock Markets: Let the Gains Begin
- Earnings Preview: Jones Apparel Group
- Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News
- Attention Value Shoppers: 13 Cheap Retailers on Sale
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- Lost Decade for Stocks?
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Lost Decade for Stocks? [view article]
That's a horribly skewed and meaningly comparison.The 90s ended with a huge bubble that didn't burst until the beginning of the next decade. If you broke it up by different 10 years segments, it would look differently. Reply
Jim Cramer's Mad Money Lightning Round, 3/6/08: Blackstone Blackballed [view article]
I did a study of Jim Cramer's January 2007 Mad Money Light Round calls and wrote a blog entry about it. You might want to check out - Tracking Jim Cramer's stock picks. ReplyJim Cramer's Mad Money In-Depth, 1/28/08: MOT Knocks NOK [view article]
jim is great comedy ReplyLepoff, M.D.
Jim Cramer's Mad Money In-Depth, 1/28/08: MOT Knocks NOK [view article]
By the way, when MOT was in the 20's Cramer raved about it!!! When AMD was in the mid 20's Cramer raved about it. When SHLD was in the low 100's he called it the next Berkshire Hathaway. His stupid recommendations are too numerous to count. ReplyLepoff, M.D.
Jim Cramer's Mad Money In-Depth, 1/28/08: MOT Knocks NOK [view article]
Newsweek and Barron's are right. I turn the channel as soon as Cramer's show comes on. It is the worst show on CNBC, unless you like to lose money. Then it would be the best. Cramer is a flake and only a fool would listen to him. He must have been very lucky when he ran the hedge fund, cause he is the worst I have ever seen as far as stock picks are concerned. CNBC should cancel his show. I own GE and Cramer is surely not an asset to my company. ReplyLepoff, M.D.
Jim Cramer's Stop Trading! 1/24/08: Sultan's Shopping List [view article]
It is very easy to pick stocks when the market is going up. It is when it is going down or sideways that it is a challenge. Cramer failed miserably on both counts. Barrons was correct. An investor would do much better with an index fund than listening to Cramer. So beware!!!! ReplyLepoff, M.D.
Jim Cramer's Mad Money In-Depth, 1/24/08: CSX on the Right Track [view article]
Anyone remember Cramer's "Bullet Proof" portfolio? Cramer should be taken off the air!!!! ReplyThe Wind
Jim Cramer's Stop Trading! 1/24/08: Sultan's Shopping List [view article]
coalesce - at least use the spell checker! ReplyLepoff, M.D.
Jim Cramer's Mad Money In-Depth, 1/24/08: CSX on the Right Track [view article]
Anyone who listens to Cramer is a moron. ReplyJim Cramer's Mad Money In-Depth, 1/24/08: CSX on the Right Track [view article]
Cramer is a clown, pure and simple. The fact is everyone likes a circus act one time or another and he delivers. ReplyGaughan
Jim Cramer's Mad Money In-Depth, 1/24/08: CSX on the Right Track [view article]
I love cramer, he has so much confidence in himself, he knows how to work the system. Rick Santillie of CBO Trades Tuesday took cramer out to the wood shed, by saying his flip flopping has cost investors hard earned cash. I believe cramer has an agenda, and his real loyalty is to his friends in the hedge fund business. He doesnt care about the investors. Shame on CNBC to allow this person to have a show on thier network. My advise to anyone that believes in cramer just be careful, he's not your freind.Thomas A. Gaughan Reply
Looking for Strength and Weakness in Retail [view article]
i was woundering what were some of the things that u have trouble with in ur company? thanks. ReplyJones Sells Barneys to Dubai Group for $942M, Ending Bidding War [view article]
This is great news. Maybe they will add camel saddles to the merchandise mix. ReplyGuy
Jones Apparel Group: No Catalysts In Sight to Boost Ailing Stock [view article]
Doesn't sound good:<blockquote>
<b>No. 3 Executive at Jones Apparel Resigns</b>
The No. 3 executive at the clothing giant Jones Apparel Group, who has overseen its biggest brands, like Jones New York, Anne Klein New York and Nine West, has stepped down, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
The executive, Lynne F. Cote, was chief executive of Jones’s wholesale sportswear, suits and dresses division, a business with roughly $1 billion in annual revenue...
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Gap's Employee Productivity Lags its Peers [view article]
You need say no more, but you could either divide or type a little better. Maybe you mean 350 million per store? If they could sell $3.5 billion per store... wow! Reply