http://www.newuniversity.org/2009/03/opinion/tv_showdown_stewart_1183/ Thu, 24 May 2012 03:30:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://www.newuniversity.org/2009/03/opinion/tv_showdown_stewart_1183/comment-page-1/#comment-2916 getreal Sat, 27 Mar 2010 02:50:48 +0000 http://newuword1.thomasjbaker.net/?page_id=5755#comment-2916 I find mad money informative. Not in the way that I agree with Cramer at his points of view. You are responsibly for how you invest your money. Gains and losses are on you! If you are not smart enough to know that than keep your 9 to 5. This market is the crookedest it has ever been, bar none. Cramer is no different than any of the ratings companies. So quite living in a fantasy that someone is going to come on TV and give you all the right picks. I like Jon Stewart, but TV is all about sensationalism, isn't it. Talk about the kettle calling the pot black. I find mad money informative. Not in the way that I agree with Cramer at his points of view. You are responsibly for how you invest your money. Gains and losses are on you! If you are not smart enough to know that than keep your 9 to 5. This market is the crookedest it has ever been, bar none. Cramer is no different than any of the ratings companies. So quite living in a fantasy that someone is going to come on TV and give you all the right picks. I like Jon Stewart, but TV is all about sensationalism, isn’t it. Talk about the kettle calling the pot black.

]]> http://www.newuniversity.org/2009/03/opinion/tv_showdown_stewart_1183/comment-page-1/#comment-107 Happy4LA Mon, 28 Sep 2009 17:20:38 +0000 http://newuword1.thomasjbaker.net/?page_id=5755#comment-107 Excellent commentary. However, Jim Cramer's sins are soon forgotten when people want get rich quick ideas. Cramer's show is very irresponsible. The law of averages say he's got to get things right sometime and when he does he'll tout that had you just been smart enough to follow this advice you'd be sitting pretty. There's no accountability for Jim Cramer and the fact that a major network continues to give him a forum is inexcusable. I refuse to watch CNBC until Jim Cramer exits the airwaves. Another fun topic is Jim Cramer trying to hoist former illiterate baseball player Lenny Dykstra as some kind of stock genius, who soon after Cramer touted his brilliance is fired by Cramer's company and accused of multiple fraud allegations. Very nice Mr. Cramer! Spread the word. Excellent commentary. However, Jim Cramer’s sins are soon forgotten when people want get rich quick ideas. Cramer’s show is very irresponsible. The law of averages say he’s got to get things right sometime and when he does he’ll tout that had you just been smart enough to follow this advice you’d be sitting pretty. There’s no accountability for Jim Cramer and the fact that a major network continues to give him a forum is inexcusable. I refuse to watch CNBC until Jim Cramer exits the airwaves. Another fun topic is Jim Cramer trying to hoist former illiterate baseball player Lenny Dykstra as some kind of stock genius, who soon after Cramer touted his brilliance is fired by Cramer’s company and accused of multiple fraud allegations. Very nice Mr. Cramer! Spread the word.

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