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It is funny listening to Cramer claim that none of his calls are screened and everything he says is in is head. He gets calls seeking advice on the most obscure companies and just happens to know everything about them. Amazing. The calls are screened and I know this for a fact. If some...

Who gives a damn about the size of his bank account. If he is such a great trader why did he leave the fund? From everything I have read his performance claims have never been verified. In 1999 - 2000 his calls were horrendous. He was touting tech all the way down but in true Cramer form...

I have been spammed by him more times than I can count. Louis Navellier and Ken Fisher make a good tandem.

Here is another gem from Fisher. The strength in homebuilder stocks proved that there were no problems in housing? He should never be mentioned in the same breath as Buffett. The same is true of Miller who recently placed a big bet on FRE which will prove to be yet another disaster...

Ken Fisher is the king of marketing. Does a financial magazine exist that has not had a Fisher advertisement in it at some point in time? His head has been buried in the sand for two years straight. Last September he was urging people to invest in Asia right before it plunged. The Fall...

1/10/08 Cramer said financials were at rock bottom prices and advised his viewers to buy - XLF closed the day at 27.40 7/14/08 Cramer said to sell ALL financials - XLF closed at 17.72 7/30/08 Cramer once again likes financials and recommended buying them - XLF closed the day at 21.50

That would be correct. On March 20, 2008 he stated that the financial crisis was over and now was the time to buy banks. CNBC mentioned it every fifteen minutes that day and even took their deception to a new level by claiming "a long term bear had finally turned bullish" when that was not in...

American 'meltdown' reason for money injection Fortis. 28th of June, 9:10 BRUSSELS/AMSTERDAM - Fortis expects a complete collapse of the US financial markets within a few days to weeks. That explains, according to Fortis, the series of interventions of last Thursday to retrieve € 8 billion...

If Paulson said the worst of the credit crisis is over it must be true. His track record has been impressive. 12/25/06: "I don't know whether [housing] has bottomed out... [Whether housing] has bottomed out, not quite bottomed out, or is going to take a quarter or two longer, the thing that...

SRS is mainly commercial not residential. The homebuilder stocks have not bottomed and are nothing but trading vehicles. The fundamentals are awful and continue to deteriorate. Wait until the bankruptcies start. BZH is most likely already insolvent and the banks are keeping many builders afloat.

The Shanghai market is actually cheaper when adjusted for the repo rate. The SPX is expensive and future earnings estimates are still grossly inflated.

The homebuilder stocks rallied last year and also in 2006 only to be decimated afterwards. Some of the same pundits calling a bottom in housing back then are at it once again. At least Stephen Kim was fired so we no longer have to listen to his drivel. In late 2006 he put a target price on...

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Did you expect BSC to implode?

CNBC said Bove "just became" bullish on banks so now must be the bottom. By Nick Godt, MarketWatch Last update: 11:06 a.m. EDT Oct. 5, 2006 NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Punk Ziegel analyst Dick Bove on Thursday "strongly urged" buying Citigroup Inc.'s stock, which closed above the...

liulala: Cramer is a coward and said to buy BSC. How can you defend the guy? What is wrong with you? Do you work for the street.com? Are you a troll? At the beginning of 2007 his top sector pick was financials.

Actually he has been bullish for much longer than the last two months although you wouldn't know that by listening to CNBC who proclaimed he had just become bullish. Bove went from saying the credit crisis would last five years to upgrading C to a buy two months later. How could he have such a...

Watch for a Takeover Bid for Bear By Jim Cramer RealMoney.com Columnist 1/24/2008 11:13 AM EST What's been missing here? What else happened in 1990 besides investments from overseas and a Fed that cut rates? Takeovers. I think they are about to occur. I keep thinking about the...

February 15, 2008 11:00 AM EST Bear Stearns (BSC) Surges As Takeover Talk Heats Up February 15, 2008 11:00 AM EST Shares of Bear Stearns (NYSE: BSC) are on the move today as takeover rumors, which have surrounded the name since the subprime debacle started, have heated up. Bloomberg...

Cramer dodged the question. Even if he meant people should not worry about investments they may have at BSC he was touting the stock at $70 because BSC was going to be taken over at a $40 premium.