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[mcleert]

I know--------you either hate him or love him. I really think he is trying to help but -----trying to follow his leads--------you need a million dollars to prosper on his recommendations. How can the average investor make so many moves. The average guy can't go from one stock to another because the institutional investor or hedge fund decide to switch due to sector popularity. yes---there is always a bull market somewhere-----but you can be eaten up by the bears if you don't have the capital or time to switch things around. My point-----it's easy to be bullish on a 2000 stocks and then brag about the 100 that go up. If crammer bought all the stocks he proclaims to be bullish on--------do you think he would break even?

Edited by mcleert, 27 April 2007 - 10:06 PM.

[skott]

my guess is cramer works for the superich. I have seen him with a few wealthy people and they love him. Now why would someone who is supposedly trying to help the little guy be so loved by the superich? And you notice on his show they always say his picks may have been previously disseminated. Just my opinion.

[partimer1]

Cramer is a trader, and he was at least. I think he is optimistic, and he is bull. There are always many bears, and there will be down days and bear markets. Overall, there is more bulls than bears, and more ups than downs. Otherwise, the market will be negative by now over long peroid of time. I have learned the so called Golden ratio recently, and it is Fib 618. It is the law of nature. If it is true, which I believe it is, then, bull/bear=0.618. There will always be more up than down. P

Edited by partimer1, 28 April 2007 - 04:02 AM.