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Don't forget Forest Labs...........sh-t....I must say once again I'm tired of hearing about his hedge fund days where he made $700milion. I e-mailed him once quizzing him (respectfully) about his very average performance over the last 3-1/2 yrs on his AA Portfolio. I received a blistering...

And that helps us how?

My point about Mad Money is that if you can look past/sort through the entertainment (any due) value of the show, the end result is that there is no real difference (read:worth) between his advice and the advice that you can get practically anywhere. The candy-coated show is of course...

What about Goldman Sachs. He gave it a big Bull sound effect just a few weeks ago (when it was trading at $110).........just the other day he says....No! I'd rather you be in Bear Sterns. ??? Time to tweak the meds, maybe?

What good is the low 20's? He was recommending it in the low 20s. And IF it gets back there by the end of summer, we're supposed to be grateful for this advice? Where's the value in that?

Cramer's Annualized return in his Actions Alert Portolio is about 3.25%. This is from Jan 1 2002 to the present - about 3-1/4 years. Dow same period +1.08% annualized SP500..............+0.82% Nas100.............+0.71% So, he is beating the market averages, but only marginally...