Mad Money Glossary

[David Breznick, MD]

Please help a new viewer better understand some of Jim's vernacular. What to the following terms mean:

'mon back

pin action

ski daddy

schnitzel

I've been watching Mad Money for 3+ weeks now, and I cannot decipher these words. Thank you.

Dave

[Industrial Rodent]

Hi,

The "mom back"

Is move the truck back and give me everything on the truck.

Load up the truck now. Buy,Buy,BUY!

The "Pin Action"
This is where the action is. You should get a Strike or some good.

"Ski Daddy"
Not quite sure about this one. But I believe it's maybe Polish.
Are you ready to go old man. Might be Skee Daddy also.

Schnitzel

Is take something off the top for yourself.
That would be selling a few shares for yourself.

[Thierry Martin]

I created a glossary - just go here

http://www.cramersmadmoney.com/viewtopic.php?t=151

[David Breznick, MD]

Excellent, and thank you Thierry. Now, if somebody can just tell me what a "Ski Daddy" is, then I will consider myself a true citizen of Cramerica!

Dave

[deepinwonder]

"Schnitzeling" means taking a little of something off the top. Cramer usually uses it in reference to sneaking a little profit by cashing in a few shares. I couldn't reply to your glossary, it's locked. :)

I have no idea what "skeedaddy" means, but I'm ready, that's the important thing! lol

[Thierry Martin]

I actually found different references to schnitzeling. I will update the glossary, your definition sounds better.

[David Breznick, MD]

Thank you, Deep, for replying.

Apparently Mr. Cramer uses "shnitzel" to mean buy a little, or sell a little. I've heard him use that term in both contexts during the past two weeks. So maybe it really means: exchange a little, as in exchange a little cash for stock, or a little stock for cash, depending upon the circumstance. Doesn't matter. The context explains the meaning.

And as far as I can tell, "Ski Daddy" means: I (Cramer) Am The MAN !!!

Dave

[Matt]

Thierry - I like that glossary.

Booyah Skeedaddy!

[deepinwonder]

Both references to schnitzeling are right - taking a little stock, taking a little profit, or taking a little of whatever off the top for yourself!