Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Who listens to CNBC's Mad Money?

Who listens to Mad Money, and what do you think af that show|||I think that Cramer is wrong more times than he is right. People seem to like his exhuberance, though. Not me.|||He is fake, the Mad Money guy using the pump and dump scams.


My ZYX stock was crash becuase of him. I own it before this guy promoted on CNBC. The stocks up on the day he was recommended but fell back quickly like the ballon pop up in the sky. This is true!|||hate the show. he burnt out from trading at his hedge fund or was advised to quit. good friend of Elliot Spitzer, something about that rubs me the wrong way. his performance overall is middle of the road and for the average viewer who can't afford to buy his total portfolio and time like he would, they will get killed.





it's a fools game trying to trade the market by watching his antics. eventually someone will shut him down.|||i dolt listen to it cramer gets annoying hes always yelling and screaming|||You almost have to be aware of what Cramer's saying.





You don't want be holding an extended stock that he puts a "sell, sell, sell" on.





JC seems like a decent person. Gary Kaltbaum has a radio show that would appeal to anyone who likes Mad Money. I think it is better. You can listen in many of the southern US states or at his website www.garyk.com.|||people listen to it. I dont think of it|||BOOYAH!!!! That show rocks!!!|||ok, if you have no idea about the market, I say listen to him. He made money on the market. Still, he manages a very short-term view of the market, proper of any hedge fund manager.


Unless, you pay less than a $1 in trade commissions and have a large account. You may want to trade his picks anyway you want. If not, just follow his idea in how to build a portfolio. Still, if you think you are going to beat the pros after watching the show is just plain silly.

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