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Cramer's Mad Money - Mutual Fund Monday (5/4/09)

Michael Delaney

Oh the stock market is just for "fun" good to know, you and Cramer have a blast then! Silly me I thought it was a little more important to the state of our economy, glad you took the time out of your day to set me straight. I'm sure all the people that invest their hard earned money are pleased to give you two a good laugh every day! Wow, people never cease to amaze me!

Cramer's Mad Money - Mutual Fund Monday (5/4/09)

Cramer is an annoying fool who does not know what he is talking about. I was so glad when Jon Stewart put him in his place, he was speachless didn't know how to respond to someone who found his rants ridiculous and childish not to mention the harm he causes. To have the forum he does they would be well advised to put someone in there who approaches this all important business as an adult would not with the display he puts on, there is too much stress out there these days to find any humour in that juvenile act he puts on.

Will Bondholders Reject GM's Offer?

My husband works for GM and I just telephoned to confirm some health coverage that we have, the girl I spoke to from the provider was upset and worried at the prospect of GM's bankruptcy because if that happens her job is gone too. That is just one example of how many people in various job fields will be affected by the demise of GM. I hope everyone is aware and thinks things out very carefully before rash decisions are made. It is not just GM that will be going down.

Is the Government Deliberately Trying to Lose Money on Its General Motors Investment?

Hey I am not putting articles out there for people to read constantly beating down a company that so many depend on. This isn't the first article he has put out there demeaning GM, they are trying to turn things around and people like this are not helping. As you know they are not the only ones in trouble in this economic environment. If I ever decide that I am going to author a column I would certainly put my own name on it, not some juvenile made up name and picture.


On Apr 06 09:39 PM another_anonymous_guy wrote:
> I applaud your keen anonymous observation "User337608"

Bankruptcy Lets Capitalism Run Its Course

I get it this is authored by Bullish Bankers, I guess they need to deflect the heat somewhere due to the fact that they are solely reponsible for the mess the economy is in now. They have no morals, no conscience therefore so false reporting is of no consequence to them that is what they are all about.

Bankruptcy Lets Capitalism Run Its Course

Where do they get these authors from $65/hr plus benefits that is completely untrue and yet they get away with writing this crap. Misinforming everyone as ususal, amazing.

Is the Government Deliberately Trying to Lose Money on Its General Motors Investment?

Mr. Durden does not even have the guts to put his real name on this article. So really who cares what the coward has to say!

Doubtful That Chrysler, GM Will Avoid Bankruptcy

Cobra is one of the biggest complainers on these forums and yet he complains about others speaking their mind. Cobra just go away I'm sure you won't be missed you windbag! My father gave me the same advice that is why I won't be responding to you again!

More Bad News for GM

Aw Kman I must have really hurt your feeling you had my post removed. The truth must have hurt too much. You have absolutely no problem running down GM workers but no one should dare speak their mind about you, grow up.


On Mar 19 12:07 AM Kman58 wrote:

> In response to your insulting post, I wish to point out to you that
> if you are part of the UAW, then you have in fact decided to screw
> over all future generations of your union brothers by keeping your
> wage nearly the same with a small cut percentage wise, and bringing
> them in at just under $15 dollars per hour.
>
> I have begun to comment on this GM situation only after GM's business
> has been so run in to the ground that it came to us Americans who
> have nothing to do with them, and they asked for, and got - and keep
> asking and getting billions of dollars per month without any definitive
> end in site.
>
> I think that if they cut enough to be a profit generating company,
> without "faking the funk" with the numbers, then we should give them
> loans to be paid back. Likewise, if they do not cut and make the
> necessary adjustments, then we should not give them money.
>
> And, yes, I also will tell you that typing in caps tends to make
> you appear ignorant.
>
> Anything else?
>
> How about actual discussion about GM or the industry instead of insults.
>

More Bad News for GM

Cobra 1 - What is your logic! So you speak on behalf of America do you. The government LOAN is necessary to help GM get through this difficult time, a time that is a result of the horrific and downright criminal behaviour of AIG, banks and investors. The union, workers and company have made many concessions to bring about change. The credit freeze is not a result of something GM did but it's recovery is essential to their recovery! The downfall of GM would have a devastating ripple effect on communities around the country which they can ill afford. People like you just don't get it, who do you think is going to be paying out the unemployment, health costs and welfare to all of these .individuals!!! Instead of trying to ride this storm, get through it the best we can and hopefully emerge with a successful GM (a result of the many changes which simply have not had time to fully take effect). The economy is not going to improve if people like you keep spreading your poison, you honestly think letting GM fail is going to help, give your head a shake, the President sees how important it is for them to survive, oh but I guess you would know better obviously. Oh by the way, why don't you enlighten us as to what you do for a living.

Former GM Board Member: 'I Told You So'

"Jeff B" have you confused the Auto industry with AIG maybe that is what they did with their money but I guess the auto industry is going to get the blame for that as well. As far as their vehicles go funny I see alot of them out on the road so someone wants to buy them, but I suppose you blame them for the economy and lack of credit as well. You don't want to give them a chance change, you would rather see the devastation that will result if they fail, I guess you think that will better serve the economy!

GM May Be Considering Bankruptcy (at Last)

My profiling is simply an observation and I would assume he put that fictitious picture out there so I guess he will have to live with whatever people get from it, what difference does is make to you,

His focus was the downfall of General Motors, comments were just a repeat of what everyone has already said, nothing new. Like I said he had nothing new to contribute just the same bashing that has already been put out there. I was commenting on this article which does not reference the other information. You are pretty sensitive to this fellow I guess I hit a nerve, hmm.

On Feb 15 09:54 PM User 356254 wrote:

> you base your profiling on a fictitious picture? actually if you
> read his blog he has things to say about both aig (zerohedge.blogspot.com...)
> and the banks (zerohedge.blogspot.com...)
>

GM Plan to Stay Viable: Cut, Cut, Cut and Count on the Volt

Tony is a twit. He just hates the big three and whatever solution they come up with he is going to find fault. I thought the push was for environmentaly friendly cars, which is what the Volt is all about.

GM and Chrysler Buyout Offers: Should Taxpayers Be Angry?

Kman58

You certainly enjoy dishing out insults and seem taken aback when you are on the receiving end. We all know GM has alot of work ahead of them but give them a chance. They are not the only ones struggling right now,(many sectors are) their employees are very aware cuts are coming and already feeling the cuts that have taken place ( maybe you should talk to the workers who have already lost their jobs, or the ones that know it is just around the corner). I am sure they will have to STOOP for less. We are just waiting the see what is ahead and don't need people like you picking apart everything from the past and every word we put out there for others to read. Okay we get it you resent GM employees.

GM and Chrysler Buyout Offers: Should Taxpayers Be Angry?

Ravinhood1, you are exactly why unions are needed, I can't see why anyone would want to work for someone like you. Where do you get off calling auto workers lazy stand around do nothing workers. The auto workers I know put in a full day of work, probably work harder than you. Your system is disgusting as you yourself sound.