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’Arm and Mad Money [updated]
Arm Holdings is in the charge again on Tuesday morning:
And the reason for this move? Traders reckon it could be the following…
Overnight CNBC’s Jim ‘Mad Money’ Cramer told viewers of his show that the Cambridge-based chip designer,
The next 48 hours are crucial for the Euro
So reckons CNBC’s Jim Cramer who attempted to calm the frayed nerves of investors in Wednesday’s edition of Mad Money.
Put simply, if we don’t a total capitulation in Europe over the next two days (and
Cramer doesn’t get the UNG
Jim Cramer, the over-excited host of Mad Money on CNBC, has finally stumbled upon the problems affecting some ETFs – namely the United States Natural Gas Fund (UNG). And as can be expected, he’s outraged.
Financial feud: Cramer vs Roubini
Doom-mongering economist Nouriel Roubini and outspoken CNBC host Jim Cramer are big crowd pleasers on FT Alphaville – for varying reasons.
So we thought we’d reprint the following, from the New York Post:
Cramer calls a bottom (again)
By our count this is the outspoken CNBC host’s third bottom call in the past 15 months — at the very least.
- January 10, 2008 – Financials have hit rock bottom.
- August 12, 2008 – The bear market is dead.
Cramer capitulates
In case you didn’t know, there’s an undeclared war going on between the Daily Show’s Jon Stewart and America’s Business channel CNBC.
Quick summary:Satirical comedian Jon Stewart found Rick Santelli’s little rant about “loser mortgage holders”
A volatile Cramer
Jim Cramer, former manager of hedge fund Cramer & Co. and now CNBC pundit, is not impressed with his one-time peers.
From Finalternatives:
Jim Cramer, host of CNBC’s ‘Mad Money’, told viewers yesterday that many hedge fund strategies have been dead wrong,
Cramer called out
The next chapter in the Jim Cramer saga comes courtesy of Deal Journal, in the form of a letter to the Jerry Springer of finance from AIG CEO Ed Liddy. Just imagine those chairs flying.
Edward M. Liddy
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
AIGOctober 20,
The Cramer indicator
Last week Jim Cramer appeared on CNBC, in his usual frantic manner, urging viewers to pull out of the stock market.
Whatever money you may need for the next five years, please take it out of the stock market right now,
Capitulation, BOOYAH
Now we’re in trouble. Jim “Mad Money” Cramer has thrown in the towel.
The hyperactive CNBC showman has urged investors to get out of the stock market, and sharpish:
Whatever money you may need for the next five years,
Bearish blogging
Jim Cramer is the new Michael Fish.
Last week:
No! No! No! Bear Stearns is fine. Do not take your money out…Bear Stearns is not in trouble. I mean, if anything, it’s more likely to be taken over.