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  • Cramer's Stop Trading! This Is One of the Greatest Rallies in History (3/27/09) [View article]
    I can only hope that Cramer bookmarks this page in the future and re-reads it twenty years from now. If my calculations are correct, he would be living in an insane asylum (but still possess a thumbdrive, which he smuggled in a body cavity), and in a moment of clarity, remembers the moment that it all fell apart. He finds this one page, and here I am, with multiple posts, asking "Why? Were you a shill for the banking industry? Were you a minion? Why did you find it necessary to get people's retirement savings, back into the market, when you knew the counter-party risks still lurking on Wall Street? No one can be that "accidentally" dumb, especially not a mere one week removed from a verbal "horse whipping" on The Daily Show." End transmission, and please properly dispose of the thumbdrive, as it is a biological hazard.
    Mar 30 21:12 pm |Rating: +2 -1 |Link to Comment
  • Cramer's Stop Trading! This Is One of the Greatest Rallies in History (3/27/09) [View article]
    For those that believed in Cramer's call, now that the AIG unwind and the beneficiaries have been shown by Tyler Durden's Monday post, do you really believe that Cramer did not know this? He set you up long in a market filled with fantasy and conjecture. Look at the technicals when Cramer speaks. It's enlightening.
    Mar 30 11:35 am |Rating: +2 -1 |Link to Comment
  • Cramer's Stop Trading! This Is One of the Greatest Rallies in History (3/27/09) [View article]
    Boggles the mind how Cramer cannot seem to recognize a short squeeze of mythical proportions, followed by Mutual Fund window dressing buys. The latter closed Thursday, and what happened Friday? He'll blame "profit taking" after a really "great run", while those that chart the market stare off into the distance wondering if his audience knows just how little Cramer thinks of them.
    Mar 29 13:32 pm |Rating: +4 -2 |Link to Comment
  • Worst Downgrades - Cramer's Stop Trading! (9/5/08) [View article]
    How anyone can doubt that Cramer is in the back pocket of financials like Lehman, after cheering them on, day after day, is beyond me. Ospraie, 20% owned by Lehman I've read, sells off on redemptions and there's Cramer, ignoring that fact, but saying their something fundamentally wrong with a company like RIG. Are they making too much in contracted day rates, signed years in advance? Is the forward P/E too ridiculously LOW? The Chinese idle 2M factory workers and 230 plus factories from July 17th until the completion of the paralympics (Sept. 16th), and the industrial world ends with people like Cramer trying to throw commodities under the bus, to slow it's path directly at his financials. I love the 300 days until a housing bottom even more than last year's prediction that the DJIA would hit 14,548. That's priceless. It's twice that.
    Sep 06 12:33 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
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