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Jim Cramer's Mad Money - no link with cnbc or thestreet.com


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Grimreaper
PostPosted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 10:20 am Post subject: Reply with quote

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I'd check the link that was posted for the Cramer Mad Money site, much friendlier confines for a Cramer worshipper over yonder Laughing
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PostPosted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 10:34 am Post subject: Reply with quote

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Maybe he is going to rally the troops and come back.

That site is ugly.
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Grimreaper
PostPosted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 11:18 am Post subject: Reply with quote

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I spent about 5 minutes over there, the people posting at that site are exactly like the people who are calling in on the Mad Money show, they all think Cramer is God, I see one guy over at that site who even raises any doubts about Jimbo the idiot, the rest of da fokes is a bunch of cheerleaders.
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cwing
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I can see a Cult forming ... I wonder when they all commit sucide.. Maybe if they strike it rich... So I doubt there will be any casualities
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Grimreaper
PostPosted: Fri Jul 22, 2005 2:52 am Post subject: Reply with quote

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On last night's show Cramer opened up another can of worms by recommending some homeland security stocks, I wonder if he is visiting this site and saw my post about that sector being one of the most undervalued Very Happy probably not, cause what did he do? he picked some of the most overvalued and speculative ones out there, look at GEPT for instance, when he gave it the mention it was trading at 5.50, within about 5 minutes of his mention it was up to 6.00 before it settled back, now it is trading at 6.00+ in premarket, once again a case where the people who listned to JC will get slammed, even if they wait for it to come in and buy at 5.50 where it was when he said to buy, I don't know why he thinks anyone can make money on stocks that have been discovered by the masses, I guess he's just a frenzy trader at heart himself, frenzy traders get deeeeeestroyed! Wink BTW, GEPT will once again be trading below 3.25 when the market turns in earnest, and that isn't too long in coming.
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Grimreaper
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Today we had yet another case of "Cramer frenzy", he gives the homeland security stocks the nod, and specifically GEPT when he said if some good news came out this rabid dawg would rally, as a direct result every piece of crap in the sector runs, including the one Cramer said wasn't good because it had more car washes than security stuff, was Cramer the good news that caused this rally? Laughing well tonight he said to stay away from the ones that are up 100%, but maybe GEPT doesn't apply since he said to buy it the night before Rolling Eyes my pick in this sector is CNLG but it might not get to where it's going to before it's a buy in my book, that would be somewhere above 1.00 and below 1.25, if Cramer followers who held GEPT today and plan on waiting for that final surge to take out today's high decide to panic where necessary instead (ala GOOG on Th after hours), I'd buy GEPT on a quick fall to 4.00, or better yet, 3.50! Very Happy
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