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Snake Oil Salesman Jim Cramer vs. Jon Stewart

Posted by Satuki On March - 14 - 2009

This is a very interesting interview.  In part 3, you will hear Cramer say “these CEOs of the big banks came to me and constantly lied to me”.   That is why he told people to buy them.   Book cooking is one of the biggest problems of fundamental analysis, which advocates  thorough studies of a company’s financial statements, which could be easily cooked.  As I detailed in Trading VS. Investing , technical analysis(TA) always triumphs over fundamental analysis(FA).   For day trading, there is absolutely no need for fundamental analysis.  For swing trading, it might be OK to use a little bit FA.  

 

The videos also show CNBC’s Mad Money is nothing but an entertainment channel.  We can all watch it just for fun, nothing but just for some laughs.  

 

March 12, 2009: Jim Cramer Unedited Interview Pt. 1

 

 

 

Jim Cramer Unedited Interview Pt. 2 

 

 

 

 

Jim Cramer Unedited Interview Pt. 3

 

 


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  • David

    This video is an utter waste of time for anyone who is seriously trying to make money on the market (and what other reason is there to be trading?). One man is opportunistic and vicious; the other man is opportunistic and clownish. The only thing to learn here is that time is too precious a commodity to be wasted on the vicious or the clownish.

    Have any stock recommendations? ^O^

    • http://www.momdaytrader.com/blog/ Satuki (Trader Mom)

      I think I will be on the short side in the next few days. I have no specific targets yet though.

  • David

    This video is an utter waste of time for anyone who is seriously trying to make money on the market (and what other reason is there to be trading?). One man is opportunistic and vicious; the other man is opportunistic and clownish. The only thing to learn here is that time is too precious a commodity to be wasted on the vicious or the clownish.

    Have any stock recommendations? ^O^

    • http://www.momdaytrader.com Trader Mom

      I think I will be on the short side in the next few days. I have no specific targets yet though.

  • David

    Thanks, Satuki. I’m sure I’m in good company when I say that I’ve profited immensely from this blog. It’s first-rate.

    Cheers,

    David R.

  • David

    Thanks, Satuki. I’m sure I’m in good company when I say that I’ve profited immensely from this blog. It’s first-rate.

    Cheers,

    David R.

  • john s.

    I also feel that faz (srs)is going to run up the next few days as we will retest (reverse last weeks)straight up correction..

    • http://www.momdaytrader.com/blog/ Satuki (Trader Mom)

      I agree with you. Let’s see if my short positions can materialize this time.

  • john s.

    I also feel that faz (srs)is going to run up the next few days as we will retest (reverse last weeks)straight up correction..

    • http://www.momdaytrader.com Trader Mom

      I agree with you. Let’s see if my short positions can materialize this time.

  • David

    Early January: FAS $23 pps / FAZ $42 pps
    Mid March: FAS $5 pps / FAZ $42 pps

    On a chart, shouldn’t these be near a mirror image of each other, the way TNA and TZA are? Any ideas, Satuki? Thanks!

    • http://www.momdaytrader.com/blog/ Satuki (Trader Mom)

      You have a valid point there. I think it might have something to do with the excess volatility caused by excess greed and fear. The volatility is so great that it has skewed a supposed symmetry between FAS and FAZ. Whatever the reason is, it should not be used as an indicator to buy and sell FAS and FAZ.

  • David

    Early January: FAS $23 pps / FAZ $42 pps
    Mid March: FAS $5 pps / FAZ $42 pps

    On a chart, shouldn’t these be near a mirror image of each other, the way TNA and TZA are? Any ideas, Satuki? Thanks!

    • http://www.momdaytrader.com Trader Mom

      You have a valid point there. I think it might have something to do with the excess volatility caused by excess greed and fear. The volatility is so great that it has skewed a supposed symmetry between FAS and FAZ. Whatever the reason is, it should not be used as an indicator to buy and sell FAS and FAZ.

  • http://www.stockonlinetrader.com/ sot

    cramer is to be not taken seriously…he is just for entertainment purpose…i call him the cnbc clown…

  • http://www.stockonlinetrader.com sot

    cramer is to be not taken seriously…he is just for entertainment purpose…i call him the cnbc clown…


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