Cramer's Lightning Round-Youth Apparel Stock Are Worn Out (5/5/09) [View article]
ifuwish2,
Unless they go bankrupt. They can go into Chapter 11, come out the other side with a new symbol (CITI?). The banks will still be there and will be open for business, but your shares of C will still be worth zero. Ask former holders of UAL. United Airlines is still flying and making money but shares of UAL are worth nothing. It is unfair to call people who think Citigroup may declare bankruptcy stupid and small brained. It's a reasonable possibility.
The rally may be built on quicksand, but you can still make money if you are nimble. And down at my bank, they don't ask me "You didn't make this money because of a low quality rally, did you?"
If this rally only lasts another month, so what? If you like to buy a stock and hold it for two years, maybe you should be sitting in cash right now. But if you want to buy something and keep a tight stop on it, taking what the market will give, why not play now?
Cramer's Mad Money - Beating the Bad News Bears (3/13/09) [View article]
BMWTwisty,
You are one angry Apple-holic. Nearly all of your 33 comments are very critical (of CNBC, of Cramer and of anyone who says anything negative about Apple or Steve Jobs). Lighten up. If AAPL drops in price, you can buy more! Isn't this fun?!
Cramer's Lightning Round-Youth Apparel Stock Are Worn Out (5/5/09) [View article]
Unless they go bankrupt. They can go into Chapter 11, come out the other side with a new symbol (CITI?). The banks will still be there and will be open for business, but your shares of C will still be worth zero. Ask former holders of UAL. United Airlines is still flying and making money but shares of UAL are worth nothing. It is unfair to call people who think Citigroup may declare bankruptcy stupid and small brained. It's a reasonable possibility.
A Junk Stock Rally [View article]
If this rally only lasts another month, so what? If you like to buy a stock and hold it for two years, maybe you should be sitting in cash right now. But if you want to buy something and keep a tight stop on it, taking what the market will give, why not play now?
Cramer's Mad Money - Beating the Bad News Bears (3/13/09) [View article]
You are one angry Apple-holic. Nearly all of your 33 comments are very critical (of CNBC, of Cramer and of anyone who says anything negative about Apple or Steve Jobs). Lighten up. If AAPL drops in price, you can buy more! Isn't this fun?!