Finally, someone RIPS Cramer on CNBC

And Michele CC said,"What a shame we can't go into Abortion on this show, afterall this is a financial news network,"

Ben Stein replied,"Than why do you have Cramer on there?"

(or something to that effect)
 
as much as i hate to i have to defend cramer. he has been on a roll this year in his portfolio. last i saw he was up 26%. there are a lot worse out there.
 
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as much as i hate to i have to defend cramer. he has been on a roll this year in his portfolio. last i saw he was up 26%. there are a lot worse out there.

True.. but a retarded chimp pointing at stocks in the WSJ probably has a better 5 year record.
 
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True.. but a retarded chimp pointing at stocks in the WSJ probably has a better 5 year record.

I thought Cramer 'was' a retarded chimp.
 
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as much as i hate to i have to defend cramer. he has been on a roll this year in his portfolio. last i saw he was up 26%. there are a lot worse out there.


Up 26% on the year? Hmm, given that his performances is so reliant on broad market movement, that's not really anything to brag about. Hell, I bet could I find a hundred funds that are up triple that without all the BSing he's put everyone through the past three years in about 10 seconds.

And Ben Stein's wasn't really much of a rip. Afterall, Cramer does actually talk about financial matters -- the real dispute is the value in what he says.
 
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True.. but a retarded chimp pointing at stocks in the WSJ probably has a better 5 year record.

Cramer started picking stocks in 5th grade and worked his way up to hedge fund manager in the 90's mainly with 16 hour work days after a brief stint in journalism and some dues paid at GS.

I hardly think a Chimp could out perform him with regard to stock picking for any lreal ength of time.

I realize he has a big ego and a big mouth but you just don't get to manage a hege fund for any length of time unless you are a damn good stock picker (or arbitrage, etc.) not only to begin with but also consistently over time.

What is Ben Stein's best investment idea 90% of the time? He likes to buy the Diamonds while moaning in broken record like fashion about the over valuation of the market.

Give me a break, real stock picking prowess there.
 
got to give cramer his credit. when he said months ago that we would go through 9500 i thought he was nuts. well here we are and it looks to go even higher.
 
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