See this at: businessandmedia.org| Added on 10/16/08

As one of CNBC’s star personalities, “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer has often appeared on the financial cable network’s parent channel, NBC – and has had an even more prominent role during the global financial crisis.

As one of CNBC’s star personalities, “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer has often appeared on the financial cable network’s parent channel, NBC – and has had an even more prominent role during the global financial crisis. See less

Highlights: Cramer made an appearance on NBC’s Oct. 6 “Today” and made one of his most dire statements yet – he told viewers the stock market could fall “as much as a 20 percent” and warned investors to take out any money they would need in the next five years. Following his statement, the Dow Jones...

Created by mona_moolah on 1/24/07

Surprisingly sanity behind the insane antics of Mad Money's Jim Cramer. He knows you must open their glazed eyes before people can be informed and learn to make money.

Surprisingly sanity behind the insane antics of Mad Money's Jim Cramer. He knows you must open their glazed eyes before people can be informed and learn to make money. See less

See this at: thestreet.com| Added on 07/13/06

There are no refunds on Wall Street, so do your research and focus your trades on damaged stocks rather than companies.

There are no refunds on Wall Street, so do your research and focus your trades on damaged stocks rather than companies. See less

Highlights: To maximize your profits, stage your buys, work your orders and try to get the best price over time.

See this at: en.wikipedia.org| Added on 09/20/06

Jim Cramer grew up in the town of Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania, outside Philadelphia. He went to Springfield Township High School in Montgomery County. He learned the value of a dollar by selling ice cream at Veterans Stadium during Philadelphia Phillies... See more

Jim Cramer grew up in the town of Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania, outside Philadelphia. He went to Springfield Township High School in Montgomery County. He learned the value of a dollar by selling ice cream at Veterans Stadium during Philadelphia Phillies games. Cramer graduated magna cum laude from Harvard College in 1977 where he was an editor and the President of the Harvard Crimson. After college, he worked as a journalist at the Los Angeles Herald Examiner. He went back to school to get a Juris Doctor degree from Harvard Law School and, after graduating in 1984, went to work in Goldman Sachs' Sales & Trading department. In 1987, he started his own hedge fund company, Cramer Berkowitz, working out of the offices of hedge fund pioneer Michael Steinhardt's Steinhardt, Fine, Berkowitz, Co. It was to be the beginning of a shrewd career on Wall Street where he purportedly achieved a 24% compounded return (after all fees) for the next 13 years. After a stellar 2000, Cramer's fund finished up... See less

See this at: cramerwatch.org| Added on 05/22/07

The fall-out following Jimbo's dreadful call on bio-pharma company Dendreon continues. A day after Cramer told his flock to sell, sell, sell, the company's anti cancer vaccine Provenge, was endorsed by an FDA panel, putting it one step away from... See more

The fall-out following Jimbo's dreadful call on bio-pharma company Dendreon continues. A day after Cramer told his flock to sell, sell, sell, the company's anti cancer vaccine Provenge, was endorsed by an FDA panel, putting it one step away from approval and the company's stock went up, up, up. Today, its value has tripled since Cramer made the call on March 28. WahWah. Now, we like to keep Mr Cramer on his toes, but even we must allow that he can make one screw up once in a while. Although the sense of shadenfreude did wash over us like a warm bath. But it was a big screw up. And it does illustrate the problem with Mr Cramer's type of off-the-cuff hucksterism. That said, people who blindly follow his advice without doing the research (and Cramer does tell his followers to do that, although how many actually do is subject for debate)kind of deserve to take a bath. See less

See this at: newyorkmetro.com| Added on 09/20/06

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Jim Cramer wants to make you a lot of money. He's got plenty himself, so why does he bother? Before the market opens on a gloomy mid-October Friday, the hyperkinetic, red-faced Jim Cramer is pacing the floor of TheStreet.com Inc.'s headquarters at 14... See more

Jim Cramer wants to make you a lot of money. He's got plenty himself, so why does he bother? Before the market opens on a gloomy mid-October Friday, the hyperkinetic, red-faced Jim Cramer is pacing the floor of TheStreet.com Inc.'s headquarters at 14 Wall Street. He's obsesssing over news reports: The Food and Drug Administration has seized thousands of allegedly faulty drug-infusion pumps made by Baxter International Inc. The company says it's trying to fix the problems as fast as possible. But Cramer is shaking down his "brain trust" of five twentysomethings for leads on which competitors stand to steal a march on Baxter. "Oh no. Come on!" bellows Cramer, 50, pulling up stock data on the panoply of Bloomberg screens that wallpaper his workstation. "We've gotta get on this!" he barks, launching out of his chair, sleeves rolled up, demanding research reports and calls to Wall Street trading desks and relevant executives. It's barely 9 a.m, but you already know that James J. Cramer will... See less

Highlights: Instead, he rises at 3.45 a.m. weekdays. After scanning headlines online, checking messages, and shooting e-mails to his TV producer, he works out in his Summit (N.J.) home gym until 5.30 a.m., when he calls traders and brokers and writes his first online story. Later, Cramer carpools his...

See this at: signonsandiego.com| Added on 07/19/06

NEW YORK – Jim Cramer clomps around the set of his television show, “Mad Money,” shouting the praises of the lace-up, knee-high brown Ugg boots on his feet. He runs through a five-minute case for investing in Uggs-maker Deckers Outdoor Corp. Shares... See more

NEW YORK – Jim Cramer clomps around the set of his television show, “Mad Money,” shouting the praises of the lace-up, knee-high brown Ugg boots on his feet. He runs through a five-minute case for investing in Uggs-maker Deckers Outdoor Corp. Shares in the company sank too far after it missed profit targets, Cramer says, as he cues the sound of a wailing baby. “But,” he adds, pausing to create just enough suspense to make the audience slide to the edge of their seats, “Deckers has got somebody better than Santa – better than Santa! – on its side. They've got Oprah!” he yells, hitting a button that fills the CNBC studio with a chorus of hallelujahs. Before “Mad Money” ends, Cramer will have bitten the head off a foam bear to signal his bullishness, donned a doctor's coat to play psychiatrist to investors who lie on a couch for a segment called “Am I Nuts?” and convinced his followers that Oprah's mention of Uggs on her show will make Christmas merry for investors. (It rose 26 percent... See less

Highlights: And so, with what he says is $50 million to $100 million in net worth, Jim Cramer quit Cramer Berkowitz.

See this at: thestreet.com| Added on 08/09/06

QUESTION: Is there any way individuals can get an edge over the professionals on Wall Street?

QUESTION: Is there any way individuals can get an edge over the professionals on Wall Street? See less

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» SteveT - 'Mad Money' Recap: "Tonight I'm going to give you some of the best educational supplements," Jim Cramer told "Mad Money" viewers Friday in a show compiled of previously broadcast clips that Cramer felt would help educate people. He said... See more

» SteveT - 'Mad Money' Recap: "Tonight I'm going to give you some of the best educational supplements," Jim Cramer told "Mad Money" viewers Friday in a show compiled of previously broadcast clips that Cramer felt would help educate people. He said the segments would deal with leaderless markets, volatility and the difference between speculating and investing, all of which would be geared to making money. "First I'll tell you how to deal with a leaderless market," he said. The markets need generals, he explained, adding that the leaders of the last market run-up are all played out. "The generals are dead," Cramer said, and listed Cisco (CSCO - news - Cramer's Take), Dell (DELL - news - Cramer's Take), Microsoft (MSFT - news - Cramer's Take), Intel (INTL - news - Cramer's Take), Broadcom (BRCM - news - Cramer's Take), Marvell Technology (MRVL - news - Cramer's Take) and Google (GOOG - news - Cramer's Take) as examples of previously hot stocks that are now lukewarm. He also added General... See less

See this at: thestreet.com| Added on 08/19/06

Welcome to "Booyah Breakdown," an explanation of certain terms and topics Jim Cramer discusses on his "Mad Money" TV show. Feel free ask a question if you're confused about something Cramer talks about, but please keep in mind that we do not provide... See more

Welcome to "Booyah Breakdown," an explanation of certain terms and topics Jim Cramer discusses on his "Mad Money" TV show. Feel free ask a question if you're confused about something Cramer talks about, but please keep in mind that we do not provide advice on specific stocks. See less

See this at: msnbc.msn.com| Added on 08/16/06

Love him or hate him, you've got to admit that Jim Cramer, CNBC stock commentator and co-founder of TheStreet.com(Nasdaq: TSCM), is a pretty interesting guy. We've written about him many times here in Fooldom, where he has his share of admirers: *... See more

Love him or hate him, you've got to admit that Jim Cramer, CNBC stock commentator and co-founder of TheStreet.com(Nasdaq: TSCM), is a pretty interesting guy. We've written about him many times here in Fooldom, where he has his share of admirers: * Cramer Is Wrong * Cramer vs. Cramer * As the Cramer Turns See less

Highlights: The world of exchange-traded funds is getting wacky, but it's still worth considering.

See this at: thestreet.com| Added on 08/11/06

Sorry, you missed Cramer during some of his calmer moments, but you can still download and learn a lot listening to past episodes of his shows. Sadly, Cramer has moved on from radio, however, there's still the TV show and the videos he posts on his... See more

Sorry, you missed Cramer during some of his calmer moments, but you can still download and learn a lot listening to past episodes of his shows. Sadly, Cramer has moved on from radio, however, there's still the TV show and the videos he posts on his website "thestreet.com". See less

See this at: thestreet.com| Added on 08/11/06

Phone Interviews off Cramers "Mad Money" TV show.

Phone Interviews off Cramers "Mad Money" TV show. See less

See this at: thestreet.com| Added on 05/14/06

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See this at: madmoneyrecap.com| Added on 07/22/06

Provides extensive listing of stocks mentioned on Jim Cramer's Mad Money show on CNBC. Two tools to search by ticker symbol or by date of show. Outstanding resource for tracking stock picks and learning from Jim Cramer's expertise and unbiased... See more

Provides extensive listing of stocks mentioned on Jim Cramer's Mad Money show on CNBC. Two tools to search by ticker symbol or by date of show. Outstanding resource for tracking stock picks and learning from Jim Cramer's expertise and unbiased logic-based stock evaluations. See less

Highlights: Because of your contributions, we have kept this site "FREE OF CHARGE," and we intend to keep it that way. We hope that our recaps have helped you.!

See this at: thecramerreport.com| Added on 09/20/06

Today, Cramer’s viewing audience found him broadcasting from Boston College as part of his “Back to School” tour. He told his audience at the school and at home that the market was up today and that everyone has their own opinions as the reason.... See more

Today, Cramer’s viewing audience found him broadcasting from Boston College as part of his “Back to School” tour. He told his audience at the school and at home that the market was up today and that everyone has their own opinions as the reason. However, Cramer stated "But it's really that high because 'Mad Money' has come to Boston College!" which of course brought down the house. See less

See this at: yourmoneywatch.com| Added on 05/04/06

The tracking of Jim Cramer's "Mad Money" stock recommendations.

The tracking of Jim Cramer's "Mad Money" stock recommendations. See less

See this at: podfeed.net| Added on 08/11/06

How to buy ALL of the hot Jim Cramer stocks. Listener feedback. The great BULL giveaway. Play Pick the Cramer Pick. Our Guru winner this time is the newest Guru in Town. Hey Robert Kiyosaki, what is the deal with a 3 minute podcast? Tool looks at... See more

How to buy ALL of the hot Jim Cramer stocks. Listener feedback. The great BULL giveaway. Play Pick the Cramer Pick. Our Guru winner this time is the newest Guru in Town. Hey Robert Kiyosaki, what is the deal with a 3 minute podcast? Tool looks at ETFs. Subscribe to this show for free thru iTunes! Listener [...] See less

See this at: booyahboyaudit.com| Added on 04/03/06

These stocks are being tracked by YourMoneyWatch.com on a daily basis. Sign up for email alerts to receive updates after each new Mad Money show.

These stocks are being tracked by YourMoneyWatch.com on a daily basis. Sign up for email alerts to receive updates after each new Mad Money show. See less

See this at: signonsandiego.com| Added on 08/12/06

Just ask Cubic Corp. The San Diego technology company saw its share price jump 12 percent in the last two days after Cramer commented favorably on its prospects.

Just ask Cubic Corp. The San Diego technology company saw its share price jump 12 percent in the last two days after Cramer commented favorably on its prospects. See less

Highlights: When Jim Cramer, radio commentator and host of CNBC's "Mad Money," talks, people listen – and buy stock. Patrick McCarthy, an analyst who covers Cubic for Friedman, Billings, Ramsey, said that nothing had happened to move the stock, except Cramer's nod. "It's unbelievable," he said.

See this at: smart-investing.blog...| Added on 09/20/06

Today when I woke up and started my daily routine - watching CNBC - I was startled. I saw Rediff.com (Symbol REDF) shares up more than 20%. I hurriedly started my computer and checked what was going on. I know for sure there were no earnings cause... See more

Today when I woke up and started my daily routine - watching CNBC - I was startled. I saw Rediff.com (Symbol REDF) shares up more than 20%. I hurriedly started my computer and checked what was going on. I know for sure there were no earnings cause they just reported last month. So there was something else. To my surprise it was Cramer! Yesterday Cramer highlighted the Indian web portal company. To quote Cramer - "(Rediff.com) may even be the Indian Google". Now that is insane I thought. The guy has become so popluar that any stock that he recommends the day before goes up at least 5% easily the next day (take the case of ZOLT). That makes me feel uncomfortable. It means too many amatures are watching his show and blindly believing him. Not to say that Rediff has problems. Cramer has lot of people behind him doing good research. Only after a company passes that does Cramer comes and trumpets it on his show. But a stock jumping so much just because he called shots for it is... See less

Created by mona_moolah on 2/1/07

Something, slightly out of the ordinary ...

Something, slightly out of the ordinary ... See less