Posted on 03/13/2023 9:04:29 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
He’s a puppet it seems, being told what to say.
No one has to listen to Cramer, an effing moron in a league of his own.
He's like "The $1.98 Beauty Contest" of financial advisers.
Why anyone listens Cramer is a mystery. As to SVB, he did not know what he was talking about. Their balance sheet was badly out of alignment as to liquidity. They were using long term assets to support short term liabilities in trying to boost profit not safety. The bank examiners never should have let them get away with it.
I don’t know much, but what I do know is if any Democrat promotes ANYTHING, it’s a scam and should be avoided at all costs...
He is in on the scam .
He is purposely manipulating the markets to COVER for his Lefty Pals who are
quietly bailing on these stocks and he finding fresh suckers to get stuck with mess.
He needs to be arrested and CNBC need to be SUED since they know he is .
He did the same in 2008 .
Wise investors always do the opposite of what Jim Cramer says.
Cramer’s a clown. Entertainment only. Stock advice? Yah. For morons.
Mebe thats why his show is called MadMoney.
You have to be nuts to follow his advice
Jim, please endorse the democrat party vociferously! The world needs you! It is your time of destiny!
If you keep in mind that CNBC, CNN, MSNBC, etc. are all disinformation arms of the DNC/one worlders, it all makes sense.
Good grief, what a drama queen.
Has ANYONE made money listening to Jim Cramer?
Why is he on TV after all these years?
I am beginning to suspect it is to drive a narrative. This bank failure must be just one of the BIGGEST of his failures.
He’s getting old. Maybe he wants to retire... So one more big score? Have everybody toss their money into this bank one month before they ‘fail’ ?
But they had a great Social Score!
booyah!
He always warns viewers not to concentrate too much money in just a couple stocks.
The trick is to out perform the tech heavy Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) or the more diversified S&P 500 (SPY).
According to Mark Hulbert, over any given 10 year period, 80% of professional money managers fail to beat the S&P 500.
Lesson learned?
Try to buy & hold a couple shares of SPY every month for the next 40 years, and things will probably work out well for you in your retirment.
Frankly at this point, he should be locked up.
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