Jim Cramer throws in the towel

re: Jim Cramer throws in the towel

Robert Pedroza — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 02:28:16 GMT

I Lost 20000 dollar last years, how can i make it back up...

Thanks

Robert Pedroza ( Rbobby1953@aol.com )

re: Jim Cramer throws in the towel

Frank C Kuch — Mon, 25 May 2009 22:33:08 GMT

Jim makes an educated guess like most of us, but I have to thank him for his insite into how the market works.

re: Jim Cramer throws in the towel

marco — Mon, 25 May 2009 21:34:49 GMT

ha ha, cramer is the ultimate adverse indicator, wait for all his viewers to sell then BUY BUY BUY!

re: Jim Cramer throws in the towel

tom mitchell — Mon, 25 May 2009 15:23:01 GMT

regulate free advice move to the russia.oh wait were headed that way anyway

re: Jim Cramer throws in the towel

John — Mon, 25 May 2009 14:20:16 GMT

Do you people remmber that it was all the jokers inwashington that said that the credit issues that were developing were isolated to the financial sector? Now where was Jim Cramer onthat note. Nowhere. He never attemted to contradict what Paulson, Bernake, and anybody else that had anything to say about this mess. Only after it became apparent that the world was coming to an end did he scream on the TV and called them idiots. All show. A real prognosticator would have made stern statements because of a background in the field of economics as well as finance and would have been able with a substantial degree of confidence predict the outcome of the waterfall market selloff. Bt Cramer didn't do so. All he said was get some money out only after WAMU collapsed as well as Lehman Bros. So where is all the expert advice? Well I think Cramer knows more than he tells on TV and that is why he got out of the hedge fund business and got into the entertainment business. Everybody goes for entertainment in a depression.

re: Jim Cramer throws in the towel

Donna Uebinger — Mon, 25 May 2009 13:18:26 GMT

I'm interested if Deb Strandberg's situation has improved since 10/06/08 wheb she entered her blog.

re: Jim Cramer throws in the towel

Tinman — Mon, 25 May 2009 12:37:05 GMT

John Stewart had Cramers advice right. It is not for the investor, it is for the big fund managers to know when to stick to you, and run with your money. Cramer< Welch and the other CNBC crew are very concerned about their bottom line. They cry about coming regulation. The rest of us must demand more market regulation for the banks and brokerage houses to protect those of us who are not privee to inside info.

re: Jim Cramer throws in the towel

Rhys — Mon, 25 May 2009 05:29:34 GMT

PS:

If I had left my money IN the market... like all the stupid "Buy & Hold" money managers and mutual fund guys tell you to do... My $100,000 would now only be worth $57,000... even after the 30% gain we just had in April & May 09... instead of the $160,000 I now have.

re: Jim Cramer throws in the towel

Bob Olsen — Mon, 25 May 2009 04:10:15 GMT

weather forecast are by far the most accurate forecasts made. If you don't trust the weatherman why would you trust Cramer?

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regbird@gmail.com — Mon, 25 May 2009 03:10:59 GMT

Cramer had his chance. please go away. We work hard and greed got to us, time to lve. not with money. lets live like the 60's man,money you had? vw it man, i love you. i'm going that way with what i have. I was on the road and free, man. We started it lets live it. BYE.