Cramer and Financials

Quote from GSH1976:

Financials were his top sector pick for 2007. He really nailed that one.

Jan. 10, 2008 - C was featured in the featured stocks and rated Bullish at 28.11.
Jan. 8, 2008 - C was featured in the lightning round and rated Bearish at 27.14.
Jan. 2, 2008 - C was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 28.92.
Dec. 7, 2007 - C was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 34.31.
Nov. 30, 2007 - C was featured in the featured stocks and rated Buy at 33.30.
Sep. 27, 2007 - C was featured in the lightning round and rated Bearish at 46.28.
Sep. 14, 2007 - C was featured in the featured stocks and rated Bullish at 46.04.
Sep. 10, 2007 - C was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 44.72.
Jul. 25, 2007 - C was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 48.02.
Jul. 13, 2007 - C was featured in the featured stocks and rated Buy at 51.25.
Jun. 4, 2007 - C was featured in the featured stocks and rated Buy at 52.84.
May. 22, 2007 - C was featured in the featured stocks and rated Bullish at 53.74.
Apr. 13, 2007 - C was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 49.85.
Mar. 21, 2007 - C was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 50.26.
Feb. 28, 2007 - C was featured in the featured stocks and rated Buy at 48.66.
Feb. 15, 2007 - C was featured in the lightning round and rated Bearish at 52.37.
Jan. 10, 2007 - C was featured in the lightning round and rated Bearish at 51.78.
Dec. 8, 2006 - C was featured in the lightning round and rated Bearish at 49.60.
Oct. 6, 2006 - C was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 48.36.
Jul. 7, 2006 - C was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 46.02.
Jun. 13, 2006 - C was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 45.21.
Jun. 1, 2006 - C was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 46.72.
May. 31, 2006 - C was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 46.23.
May. 30, 2006 - C was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 45.97.
May. 23, 2006 - C was featured in the featured stocks and rated Buy at 45.51.
May. 10, 2006 - C was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 47.17.

Aug. 17, 2007 - BSC was featured in the featured stocks and rated Bullish at 117.90.
Aug. 16, 2007 - BSC was featured in the mad mail and rated Bearish at 116.14.
Jul. 26, 2007 - BSC was featured in the sell block and rated Sell at 123.93.
Jul. 6, 2007 - BSC was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 144.10.
Jun. 8, 2007 - BSC was featured in the featured stocks and rated Buy at 147.10.
Apr. 18, 2007 - BSC was featured in the featured stocks and rated Buy at 156.26.
Mar. 22, 2007 - BSC was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 149.52.
Feb. 27, 2007 - BSC was featured in the featured stocks and rated Buy at 151.25.
Sep. 22, 2006 - BSC was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 135.77.
Jun. 20, 2006 - BSC was featured in the featured stocks and rated Buy at 130.45.
Jun. 16, 2006 - BSC was featured in the featured stocks and rated Buy at 129.76.
Apr. 25, 2006 - BSC was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 140.32.
Mar. 15, 2006 - BSC was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 132.24.
Mar. 13, 2006 - BSC was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 129.19.

Jan. 3, 2008 - CFC was featured in the featured stocks and rated Sell at 8.77.
Dec. 11, 2007 - CFC was featured in the lightning round and rated Bearish at 11.33.
Nov. 16, 2007 - CFC was featured in the featured stocks and rated Bearish at 12.07.
Nov. 5, 2007 - CFC was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 14.62.
Sep. 5, 2007 - CFC was featured in the lightning round and rated Bearish at 18.60.
Aug. 23, 2007 - CFC was featured in the mad mail and rated Bearish at 21.78.
Jul. 26, 2007 - CFC was featured in the sell block and rated Sell at 28.77.
Mar. 22, 2007 - CFC was featured in the interview and rated Bullish at 35.66.
Feb. 12, 2007 - CFC was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 40.03.
Oct. 4, 2006 - CFC was featured in the featured stocks and rated Buy at 35.50.
Aug. 15, 2006 - CFC was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 33.16.
Aug. 9, 2006 - CFC was featured in the lightning round and rated Bearish at 33.04.
Jul. 19, 2006 - CFC was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 37.33.
May. 2, 2006 - CFC was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 38.63.
Apr. 5, 2006 - CFC was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 36.39.
Mar. 24, 2006 - CFC was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 35.37.

Jan. 8, 2008 - MER was featured in the featured stocks and rated Bullish at 48.17.
Oct. 24, 2007 - MER was featured in the featured stocks and rated Bearish at 62.88.
Oct. 4, 2007 - MER was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 74.38.
Jul. 13, 2007 - MER was featured in the featured stocks and rated Buy at 85.67.
Jul. 5, 2007 - MER was featured in the mad mail and rated Bullish at 83.06.
Jun. 5, 2007 - MER was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 90.84.
Feb. 27, 2007 - MER was featured in the featured stocks and rated Buy at 82.28.
Oct. 13, 2006 - MER was featured in the featured stocks and rated Buy at 81.91.
Sep. 20, 2006 - MER was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 76.09.
Jun. 16, 2006 - MER was featured in the lightning round and rated Bullish at 65.66.
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wow great post... where did you get that info?
 
I found the information on his old picks at www.cramerproject.com.

We should all have the utmost respect for Cramer because he has a lot of money. That was the argument made my a few around here recently. Pathetic.

Generating nice returns is not difficult when you are fed inside information or allowed to use the media (CNBC) to manipulate the market in your favor. Maria B. was quick to report any rumor Cramer told her.

There are many Wall Street pundits that I despise but Cramer is in a class all by himself. Everybody has seen his infamous article from early 2000 where he recommended ten stocks and seven of the companies are no longer in business. However, he has claimed several times that his best year ever was 2,000 because he was shorting the market. That is ironic since he was bullish on technology all the way down to 1,700. The old articles don't lie.

Cramer has a habit of making terrible picks and then switching to the other side and claiming to have been there all along.

The below article is typical Cramer.

Cramer: Countrywide Still Looks Like a Buy
By Jim Cramer
RealMoney.com Columnist
2/6/2007 3:19 PM EST

The conundrum of Countrywide going up even as another subprime dealer, Mortgage Lenders Network, goes under, may be answered by a simple tenet: The weak hands are going under, leaving the biggest and best to triumph.

When I pulled up with Angelo Mozilo, the man who built Countrywide -- the man who is Countrywide, some would say -- we joked about how strong Countrywide's business is because it has always "modeled" the bad loans better than anyone. One of the mistakes made by the analyst community is believing that any loans that go under could be death to a lender. In truth, the good ones model what will happen under a lot of scenarios, and it is pretty clear that Countrywide has the best models. Always has.

When the company's stock got bid up on takeover rumors, despite insider selling, I expected it to come right back down.

It didn't because what's really happening is the long-awaited shakeout. There have been too many crummy players in this business. You are seeing the small ones go under -- and some larger private ones, too. What you aren't seeing is the pullback in the major brokerages' business that is emblematic of a recognition that the margins got too bad in the subprimers that they bought to get the flow for mortgage back. You heard this if you listened closely on all the big brokers' conference calls.

If the brokers are pulling back and the smaller independents are going belly up, that leaves Countrywide to reap the benefits of the inevitable expansion in margin that comes from the end of the price wars for subprime.

That's why it is going up. That's why it will continue to go up. That's why Countrywide is still a buy, despite the problems in housing and the headlines about how bad this business is.
 
Cramer is a complete fuckstick. If u don't know that by now then u have no business trading or even being on these boards.
 
Quote from timetotrade:

On the Jan 10, 2008 Mad Money show, Cramer said that the BAC and CFC news, Bernanke etc... was the same type of thing that happened in 1990 when the financials bottomed. He said several times that the financials have bottomed.

So let's see what happens. Will he be right or wrong? On 1/10/08, the ETF closed at 27.41. Let's see where we are in a week, in a month etc... and see how Cramer does.
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nice call so far huh?
 
Financials are bullish. Great, cheap prices for CFC. Did anyone forget about when adjustable or subprime mortgages resets peak? He should not even be mentioned on this forum.
 
Quote from timetotrade:

On the Jan 10, 2008 Mad Money show, Cramer said that the BAC and CFC news, Bernanke etc... was the same type of thing that happened in 1990 when the financials bottomed. He said several times that the financials have bottomed.

So let's see what happens. Will he be right or wrong? On 1/10/08, the ETF closed at 27.41. Let's see where we are in a week, in a month etc... and see how Cramer does.
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You rule Cramer...lol:D
 
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