How do I ask Cramer about a stock???

LYNN DISTANISLAO · 07-14-2005, 09:06 PM

I have searched for a place to ask Jim about specific stocks. Can someone help???

Thierry Martin · 07-14-2005, 09:30 PM

Email here

madmoney@CNBC.com

and hope you get an answer!

Industrial Rodent · 07-16-2005, 12:55 PM

The best way to get a reply would be to call in to the show. Maybe even calling before the show starts. I remember them saying something of a time delay in case he says something that he should not.
With email address you have ask your question. Then copy your text and wait for a response with the disclaimer. Now that you have the disclaimer with the attachment you can past your question to it again or retype your question.
Getting a reply would like be hitting the lottery. As you noticed he does not have the time to read many if any emails. I think the emails he gets are a way of judging how many people are watching. Also if enough of them ask or say the same thing he will respond.

ki klempa · 07-30-2005, 08:26 AM

I asked a question via email and received a special phone number to call, it was not the 1800. He needs to stay partially on his topic, if you hit the ball on the head and ask a question that is within in topic you will receive the special number to call.

Ki

Industrial Rodent · 07-30-2005, 05:42 PM

Hi,
Gald that you were able to get an answer and clarify the answer in question.
Question did you have to ask your question more than once? Did you get an answer that was more than one word? Was the information helpful? How detailed was the information.
You are right when he does not mention a stock for a while, either he does not like it or is buying it. I do not think it applies to the lighting round. Although the show is delayed a few minutes before broadcast, I do not think the lighting round applies.
Ever notice how some people ask about a stock that he has been talking about. I can only think that they want to promote that stock higher.

Take Care,

deepinwonder · 08-02-2005, 05:16 PM

He states that he does not give anyone personal advice on stock picks or their portfolios. If you want to send a question in to be read on the show, they will send you a special email form to submit with legal releases. Write to the address that Thierry gave you or you can try calling in to the Lightening Round.

He doesn't have time for long stories or individual scenarios and actually gets ticked if you try, especially in the LR, so just throw the stock name out and let 'er roll. There is also a radio show you can try calling, if you like.

He did answer me, once, but I wasn't asking for anything for myself or expecting a reply. He was just laughing at something I wrote. That was a surprise and probably doesn't happen too often. He's busy and has hundreds of thousands of viewers, hopefully more and more every week. :)

Thierry Martin · 08-02-2005, 08:15 PM

The reason you think the lightning round is live is because people ask about a stock he just mentioned, but the way they do it is they have all the participants listening on the phone, waiting for their turn, so if they want they can refer to something said previously.

The show is taped around 4:00 EST - a couple of hours before airing.

07-14-2005, 09:06 PM	#1
LYNN DISTANISLAO new member Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 1	How do I ask Cramer about a stock??? I have searched for a place to ask Jim about specific stocks. Can someone help???

07-14-2005, 09:30 PM	#2
Thierry Martin Site Administrator Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Canada, in an igloo. Posts: 6,653	Email address for Jim Cramer at Mad Money Email here madmoney@CNBC.com and hope you get an answer! __________________ Free instant email analysis of your favorite stock.

07-30-2005, 08:26 AM	#4
ki klempa valued contributor Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: MASSACHUSETTS Posts: 80	I received a reply I asked a question via email and received a special phone number to call, it was not the 1800. He needs to stay partially on his topic, if you hit the ball on the head and ask a question that is within in topic you will receive the special number to call. Ki

08-02-2005, 05:16 PM	#6
deepinwonder forum leader Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: nc Posts: 1,183	re: advice He states that he does not give anyone personal advice on stock picks or their portfolios. If you want to send a question in to be read on the show, they will send you a special email form to submit with legal releases. Write to the address that Thierry gave you or you can try calling in to the Lightening Round. He doesn't have time for long stories or individual scenarios and actually gets ticked if you try, especially in the LR, so just throw the stock name out and let 'er roll. There is also a radio show you can try calling, if you like. He did answer me, once, but I wasn't asking for anything for myself or expecting a reply. He was just laughing at something I wrote. That was a surprise and probably doesn't happen too often. He's busy and has hundreds of thousands of viewers, hopefully more and more every week. :)

08-02-2005, 08:15 PM	#7
Thierry Martin Site Administrator Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Canada, in an igloo. Posts: 6,653	The lightning round is not live The reason you think the lightning round is live is because people ask about a stock he just mentioned, but the way they do it is they have all the participants listening on the phone, waiting for their turn, so if they want they can refer to something said previously. The show is taped around 4:00 EST - a couple of hours before airing.

07-16-2005, 12:55 PM	#3
Industrial Rodent new member Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 13	The best way to get a reply would be to call in to the show. Maybe even calling before the show starts. I remember them saying something of a time delay in case he says something that he should not. With email address you have ask your question. Then copy your text and wait for a response with the disclaimer. Now that you have the disclaimer with the attachment you can past your question to it again or retype your question. Getting a reply would like be hitting the lottery. As you noticed he does not have the time to read many if any emails. I think the emails he gets are a way of judging how many people are watching. Also if enough of them ask or say the same thing he will respond.

07-30-2005, 05:42 PM	#5
Industrial Rodent new member Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 13	Hi, Gald that you were able to get an answer and clarify the answer in question. Question did you have to ask your question more than once? Did you get an answer that was more than one word? Was the information helpful? How detailed was the information. You are right when he does not mention a stock for a while, either he does not like it or is buying it. I do not think it applies to the lighting round. Although the show is delayed a few minutes before broadcast, I do not think the lighting round applies. Ever notice how some people ask about a stock that he has been talking about. I can only think that they want to promote that stock higher. Take Care,

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