Just saw the show for the first time. i thought it was great. hes nuts. loved it though. good for him.
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Did JJC *Jim James Cramer* have a falling out with some of CNBC staff?
- Thread starter mahram
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during early GoogleMania, those 3 didn't like how Cramer was setting and raising his targets for the stock. Kernan even said "Since when does CNBC employees set price targets for stocks?"Quote from pdonlevy:
I get the impression that the 'serious' journalists (Faber, Kernan, Bartiromo etc) at CNBC are annoyed by Cramer's over the top behavior.
Generally, I detect far more dislike for Kudlow than for Cramer from the CNBC talking heads.
he said it light-heartedly, but i got the impression he didn't feel it was their place to do that.
Quote from bighog:
Cramer and getting along with others, HA.
Ok, what about Kudlow? Larry belongs on FOX as a one trick pony for the tax cut solves all problems camp. There is no sense in listening to him or for that matter Steve Forbes either....:eek:
Kudlow is a sharp economist, but it is all one sided. One sided conversations are never problem solving, just wasted time and effort in attempting to convince the other guy of your mantra.
Kudlow would be right at home with the FOX NEWS propaganda crowd.
agreed on that. kudlow is more annoying than cramer i think. cnbc is becoming like fox news. especially in the morning. just lay off the politics would be better. cnbc has become a joke.
but everybody has to admit cramer's 350-400 target was dead on those. I wonder who would win in a fight cramer or kernan.
Quote from SammySOESa:
during early GoogleMania, those 3 didn't like how Cramer was setting and raising his targets for the stock. Kernan even said "Since when does CNBC employees set price targets for stocks?"
he said it light-heartedly, but i got the impression he didn't feel it was their place to do that.
Cramer's Mad Money is a good show for retail investors. He has some good ideas and reinforces other ideas. He is much better then the analysts, at least states when he is wrong. He also helps, the retail investor not put all there money in Cisco. By the way for the people who complained about raising his target on google. He has been right, most people who hate him for that are most like shorting it.