zyzzyva57
03-03-2006, 09:03 PM
Caller Grade this Week: A
Good calls—None of you put us to sleep—Thankfully, Cramer nip in the bud some of you who still insist on providing your metrics—A real “F”
Cramer came back taunt and fit. Welcome back. Cramer and Herb Greenberg have been called on the carpet by the S.E.C. Companies who are lousy never think of cleaning up their act as a way to hurt the shorts and get Cramer/Greenberg aboard—Remember, Capitalism is amoral. Cramer would have to be a fool to give up his lush CNBC contract being sneaky, seeing as how the S.E.C. is always watching.
Cramer made an interesting call on Sherwin-Williams. Great insight. It baffles me how he knew Tuesday there would be a tech rally this week. He pitched cnxt and jdsu twice as an aside never explaining his blinding insight.
His “Pimping around the World” was mercifully only one this week and-d was based on a stock we can buy in America. Newbies, his core audience, do not need to be sent scurrying off to foreign exchanges. We can lose money quite nicely in America, thank you very much.
Thursday, Cramer finally dumped Sirius, which to this Newbie seemed a no-brainer. If I want to buy into sleaze, then I will look for a straight porn play. Sirius ain’t serious, sports fans. (Cramer, on this one, a slow call—shame on you. You need to wear a Post-It note as you did with Dick’s Sporting Good, stating you made a stupid mistake—here, for too long! I think you should wear two Post-It notes!)
The show Thursday night introduced even more noise to the faked Time Up for the Lightning Round. When do we get a fake earthquake? Put Cramer in a cage, because he is mad, mad about stocks!. It would give the show the look of a Professional Wrestling Smack Down. Don't beat around the bush!
Friday’s show was dedicated to stocks which will be great flat liners, so no money made, no money loss. Basically, Friday’s show was a filler.
Cramer is still addicted to letting CEOs yammer—Do we really expect one of these turkeys to tell us his stock sux? I scream: “Turkey, go back to day time CNBC! You-are-wasting-my-time!” I forthwith bailout and turn off the TV. Thankfully this dreadful segment comes at the end so I can dump out. (To the producers, how about more email questions, Hmmmm?)
Cramer is plugging his anniversary show. Puh-leaze no Harvard or studio audiences. Puh-leaze, no Donald Trump—Trump will appear on any network show to be worshipped, plus he makes us no money. Puh-leaze no Mel What-his-name of Sirius. Your love affair with him made you blind about Sirius. Ditto Lee Moonwhatever of CBS.
Do this for your Anniversary Show (if it is not already in the can): No Smack Down noise. Sit in one of the chair types you throw, turn down the lights, and simply reflect on your successes and failures in the stock market. Be circumspect. Honest, it would become you. You have so many War Stories that would help us Newbies. This night no Trump, no Smack Down crap, no CEOs that should be on the day side of CNBC. I suspect though we will have another generic show to reshow over and over. (Cramer, babe, are you 'bout to go into the hospital for a long stay? If the Anniversary Show is another generic show, I gotta wonder what is in the air with so many of these generic shows all of a sudden?)
Good calls—None of you put us to sleep—Thankfully, Cramer nip in the bud some of you who still insist on providing your metrics—A real “F”
Cramer came back taunt and fit. Welcome back. Cramer and Herb Greenberg have been called on the carpet by the S.E.C. Companies who are lousy never think of cleaning up their act as a way to hurt the shorts and get Cramer/Greenberg aboard—Remember, Capitalism is amoral. Cramer would have to be a fool to give up his lush CNBC contract being sneaky, seeing as how the S.E.C. is always watching.
Cramer made an interesting call on Sherwin-Williams. Great insight. It baffles me how he knew Tuesday there would be a tech rally this week. He pitched cnxt and jdsu twice as an aside never explaining his blinding insight.
His “Pimping around the World” was mercifully only one this week and-d was based on a stock we can buy in America. Newbies, his core audience, do not need to be sent scurrying off to foreign exchanges. We can lose money quite nicely in America, thank you very much.
Thursday, Cramer finally dumped Sirius, which to this Newbie seemed a no-brainer. If I want to buy into sleaze, then I will look for a straight porn play. Sirius ain’t serious, sports fans. (Cramer, on this one, a slow call—shame on you. You need to wear a Post-It note as you did with Dick’s Sporting Good, stating you made a stupid mistake—here, for too long! I think you should wear two Post-It notes!)
The show Thursday night introduced even more noise to the faked Time Up for the Lightning Round. When do we get a fake earthquake? Put Cramer in a cage, because he is mad, mad about stocks!. It would give the show the look of a Professional Wrestling Smack Down. Don't beat around the bush!
Friday’s show was dedicated to stocks which will be great flat liners, so no money made, no money loss. Basically, Friday’s show was a filler.
Cramer is still addicted to letting CEOs yammer—Do we really expect one of these turkeys to tell us his stock sux? I scream: “Turkey, go back to day time CNBC! You-are-wasting-my-time!” I forthwith bailout and turn off the TV. Thankfully this dreadful segment comes at the end so I can dump out. (To the producers, how about more email questions, Hmmmm?)
Cramer is plugging his anniversary show. Puh-leaze no Harvard or studio audiences. Puh-leaze, no Donald Trump—Trump will appear on any network show to be worshipped, plus he makes us no money. Puh-leaze no Mel What-his-name of Sirius. Your love affair with him made you blind about Sirius. Ditto Lee Moonwhatever of CBS.
Do this for your Anniversary Show (if it is not already in the can): No Smack Down noise. Sit in one of the chair types you throw, turn down the lights, and simply reflect on your successes and failures in the stock market. Be circumspect. Honest, it would become you. You have so many War Stories that would help us Newbies. This night no Trump, no Smack Down crap, no CEOs that should be on the day side of CNBC. I suspect though we will have another generic show to reshow over and over. (Cramer, babe, are you 'bout to go into the hospital for a long stay? If the Anniversary Show is another generic show, I gotta wonder what is in the air with so many of these generic shows all of a sudden?)