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Jim Cramer is the king of newbies. He's the Rick Flair cu.m Hulk Hogan of CNBC. Give it some time and you'll cut him off from your financial news sources.
I don’t know. I never really thought of Jim Cramer as a kiss stealin, limosine riding, wheelin dealin son of a gun.
Rick flair has spent more money in spilt liquor than Jim Cramer makes in a year.
Jim Cramer is the king of newbies. He's the Rick Flair cu.m Hulk Hogan of CNBC. Give it some time and you'll cut him off from your financial news sources.
Hahah.. thanks for the tip. Ironically a friend of mine said the same thing... that he's "full of it." I actually had never heard of the guy until I saw the article but yeah, I'm a beginner having started investing with the crash.
I've been using CNBC as one of my market info sources and when I looked last night his article was on the front page... Of course I read it because I had purchased all the cruise/air stocks back in March. As I said in another thread this whole stock market game reminds me a lot of going to the local casinos... win some lose some. I actually feel safer investing in stocks though... LOL
After I sold the $8k in profits this morning I feel like I'm playing with "house money." $8k in 10 weeks is a run I've never had at a casino... so I'll probably continue investing.
Here is one of his infamous moments during the GFC (in 2007!). 6 weeks later the market unravelled and mid-town Manhattan was littered with canned bankers carrying boxes as they cleared their offices/desks.
Hahah.. thanks for the tip. Ironically a friend of mine said the same thing... that he's "full of it." I actually had never heard of the guy until I saw the article but yeah, I'm a beginner having started investing with the crash.
I've been using CNBC as one of my market info sources and when I looked last night his article was on the front page... Of course I read it because I had purchased all the cruise/air stocks back in March. As I said in another thread this whole stock market game reminds me a lot of going to the local casinos... win some lose some. I actually feel safer investing in stocks though... LOL
After I sold the $8k in profits this morning I feel like I'm playing with "house money." $8k in 10 weeks is a run I've never had at a casino... so I'll probably continue investing.
Kinda tells you, how unstable country is, with complete lack of strong power, torn between two fighting political sides, and, people grasping to any sign of improvement, just to see more problems coming.. Aye?
Instability and lack of clear program at the top is perceived by crowd on subliminal level.
Besides, it is not this year. It is continuous decline since 2008. They extinguished instant problem then with money, but that is not working anymore.
I wait until I - hopefully - recover my 32% loss and sell it all right away. Then will take 20% hit and put cash into what we have left in our home mortgage. Forget those games.
I don't really think the political parties are different parties. They all wag their tails to corporations. These progressives don't realize is that Trump has changed the Republican party. GOP before Trump was mainly a right wing religious party. The Democrats were more centrist until the radical liberals took over. Anyone who thinks the Democrats cares about their needs are foolish. Neither the GOP or Dems care about what you or I need they don't really kneel to the people. So those fake pictures of Pelosi kneeling is all for votes.
Ask those Democrats that voted for Obama and a complete Democrat congress and house did for them. They couldn't even pass the healthcare mandate with control of all 3 branches because the ACA mandate was not what the corporations and elites want.
Now the millennials have missed their biggest investing opportunity as it is slipping away. I believe any stock market correction from here will largely depend on who controls the white house.
Now the millennials have missed their biggest investing opportunity as it is slipping away. I believe any stock market correction from here will largely depend on who controls the white house.
I don't really think the political parties are different parties. They all wag their tails to corporations. These progressives don't realize is that Trump has changed the Republican party. GOP before Trump was mainly a right wing religious party. The Democrats were more centrist until the radical liberals took over. Anyone who thinks the Democrats cares about their needs are foolish. Neither the GOP or Dems care about what you or I need they don't really kneel to the people. So those fake pictures of Pelosi kneeling is all for votes.
Ask those Democrats that voted for Obama and a complete Democrat congress and house did for them. They couldn't even pass the healthcare mandate with control of all 3 branches because the ACA mandate was not what the corporations and elites want.
Now the millennials have missed their biggest investing opportunity as it is slipping away. I believe any stock market correction from here will largely depend on who controls the white house.
Goldman still rules because they've always have one running the Treasury.
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). 6 weeks later the market unravelled and mid-town Manhattan was littered with canned bankers carrying boxes as they cleared their offices/desks. 
