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    fida sayani
    Oct 06 08:03 PM
    The Cramer Crash? [view article]
    cramer is highly emotional person and changes his views about the market every day. he is highly dangerous. Reply
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    kfb
    Oct 06 07:08 PM
    The Cramer Crash? [view article]
    Cramer will never change as he lives off carcasses just like the vultures and the bloodier they are the bigger hype he can make out of them. The word responsibility seems unknown to him! How can he make statements he offered under such trying and difficult circumstances when the public needs sound advice without the fear factor thrown at them! He should be ashamed of his irresponsible statements which if followed only caused more damage mostly to inexperienced investors. Reply
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    Kath H.
    Oct 06 06:54 PM
    The Cramer Crash? [view article]
    Mr Doji: "Anyone who is too lazy or stupid to do their own research should stay out of the markets. Listening to anyone else's recommendations is a recipe for disaster.Making money in the markets is hard work, not a get rich quick scheme.Unless you are connected to Goldman Sachs."

    The problem is that after one does excellent research, there are enough morons to listen to the Paulsons and the Cramers of the world and then these morons drive the market in an illogical fashion thus ruining the hard work of the diligent investor or trader.

    The same is true about elections. Democracy fails because there are enough fools that vote their emotions and not the issues. A candidate who drums up the fools will win virtually every time.     Reply
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    stockguy69
    Oct 06 06:41 PM
    The Cramer Crash? [view article]
    Who's Cramer? Can he help me find my testicles??...they are rolling around somewhere on the floor of the stock exchange... :-( Reply
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    Mr Doji
    Oct 06 06:40 PM
    The Cramer Crash? [view article]
    Anyone who is too lazy or stupid to do their own research should stay out of the markets. Listening to anyone else's recommendations is a recipe for disaster.Making money in the markets is hard work, not a get rich quick scheme.Unless you are connected to Goldman Sachs. Reply
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    Kint
    Oct 06 06:18 PM
    The Cramer Crash? [view article]
    It's absurd to think the market is affected by Cramer.. a coincidence doesn't prove a link.
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    mnrtrading
    Oct 06 05:36 PM
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    The Cramer Crash? [view article]
    I guess you geniuses all figured out that Cramer's comments TODAY caused the global market free fall LAST WEEK.... what is wrong with you people, can't you do simple arithmetic. The financial sector is potentially $6 trillion dollars in the hole, a hole that can't be filled with hope, so let these investors protect themselves and if they think it is in their best interest, to exit the market. And if you know something that Cramer doesn't, by all means share that INFORMATION , but don't fault the man for his market-experience based advice just because it makes you feel bad. Too, I am really surprised by this Bespoke Investment Group Cramer voodoo story... you don't really believe in that do you? Or were you among the ones who thought Meredith Whitney caused the financial crisis by exposing Citigroup's weakness? Hey, y'all should use that energy to help investors figure a way out of this crisis without cutting off a limb. But looking at Cramer as a scapegoat, well that is just pathetic: don't you recall that Paulson, Bernanke, Immelt, Congress etc, have been saying we are in difficult times for weeks, if not months. Reply
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    nobull
    Oct 06 05:27 PM
    The Cramer Crash? [view article]
    haha...oh! so the great seer sees a correction...now...aft... Dow hits 10000. Genius! mmm...what's next?
    Just in...Cramer issues warning on Enron...     Reply
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    ThinkRight
    Oct 06 05:08 PM
    The Cramer Crash? [view article]
    The way it works with Cramer...his comment might put short term bottom :-) Reply
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    joe1
    Oct 06 04:58 PM
    The Cramer Crash? [view article]
    i saw the same on friday night. First how irresponsible knowing how many 4 legged hoofed humans follow his advice.Second hes only looking like the ass he is by saying sell now. A few weeks ago he was yelling the lows have been hit!! 3rd. I dont make any apology being a conspiracy theorist when it comes to trading. This dude has lots of high ranking friends.. You gonna tell me he is gonna put viewers first before his powerful hedge fund buddies. All and all. Remember one thing with some of the most irresponsible journalism in this mess. Especially thos "Fast Money"gooks. (talk about a sleazy slimy i feel like im in a car lot show). Its entertainment. The media knows you as the consumer are most likely to watch death and doom. The saying "if it bleeds it leads" has been very abundant. There job is not to inform you first. Its to get eyeballs and pay the bills. If doom gets more viewers they love it!! Cramer, Fast Money all these sleazy shows. Remember at first its just entertainment! PS. doing the contrary to Cramer does work Reply
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    user4577
    Oct 06 04:51 PM
    The Cramer Crash? [view article]
    Cramer is a first class ass clown. Listen to him and you deserve what you get. Reply
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    phillips49
    Oct 06 04:41 PM
    The Cramer Crash? [view article]
    Perhaps Cramer is getting to much credit here. After all, Europe and Asia were down big time overnight and S&P futures were down 270 points before the market open. Personally, without the help of Cramer, I set up stop loss orders over the weekend. It doesn't make much difference whether is is hedge fund selling, lack of confidence, bad news, scary headlines or just plain fear. The impact to ones holdings is all the same. Understanding it, doesn't make the reality of any better. Enough is enough. Personally, I think what happened was the music stopped and a lot of folks heard a wee small voice say.....going down! Reply
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    BellTvGuy
    Oct 06 04:39 PM
    The Cramer Crash? [view article]
    Cramer this morning yelled FIRE in a crowded theater. Reply
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    waf76
    Oct 06 04:37 PM
    The Cramer Crash? [view article]
    A moron with a large following is a dangerous man...Bush was running 92% approval ratings at one point so the masses are asses...Cramer wants you to sell, everyone wants the bottom to be in...where's capitulation? Reply
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    Kath H.
    Oct 06 04:24 PM
    The Cramer Crash? [view article]
    I remember the days when I was in Jr. High and read the Wall Street Journal. There were no Jim Cramers, no Maria Bartiromos and no Paulsons yapping in front of the television camera -- then they were black and white or color was just coming in. People could trade on facts, not yap.

    We need to do away with recommendations. We also need to do away with mutual funds because then company executives would be responsible to individual shareholders, not fellow executives running mutual funds, hedge funds, pension funds, et cetera. As Sarah Palin might say " I betcha high CEO salaries would go down too" as shareholders retook control.
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