Cramer’s economic advice is about as solid as The New York Times’ news releases.
You don’t want to take either one to the, ahem, bank.
What's odd is that a financial advisor can consistently give bad advice, yet still maintain a lucrative career on the book, radio, cable TV & speakers circuit.
Much like political pundits can consistently fail in their predictions, yet maintain lucrative careers on the book, radio, cable TV & speakers circuit.
In both cases, it's more important to entertain your audience than to be accurate.