Jim Cramer says Internet is Hottest Media in the World...Buy, Buy, Buy!

by BlueStar Banned
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Mad Money TV Show: Make Money with Money Manager Jim Cramer, Bobblehead Available - CNBC.com

cramer Search Results - TheStreet.com

He's live now so article will show later.

Said Google is cheap, undervalued, buy, buy, buy. Google is coming out with record earnings (must be people losing all that Adwords money) :rolleyes:

Stated Newspapers, TV, Magazines, etc... are dead money. An enormous amount of money is flowing into Internet stocks, unprecedented.
#buy #cramer #hottest #internet #jim #media #worldbuy
  • Profile picture of the author Bruce Wedding
    If Cramer is saying "buy", its time to sell, sell, sell!
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    • Profile picture of the author TheRichLife
      Originally Posted by Bruce Wedding View Post

      If Cramer is saying "buy", its time to sell, sell, sell!
      I was thinking the same thing.
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    • Profile picture of the author Marhelper
      Originally Posted by Bruce Wedding View Post

      If Cramer is saying "buy", its time to sell, sell, sell!
      Exactly. I loved to see him get his due on John Stewart. As, I remember last, the monkey was 49% accurate and Cramer was 48%! Yet, so many people sadly follow his recommendations, scary.
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  • Profile picture of the author Carl-Reed
    Cramer might be right on this one, the Internet is full of opportunity, and I can't see Google being pushed of their high horse any time soon.

    Stop buying adwords clicks and just buy Google!
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  • Profile picture of the author Neil S
    Sure, I will just have to sell off some of that stock in Bear Stearns first, that he recommended last fall.
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  • Profile picture of the author nick1123
    I am actually quite nervous about buying any stock that he recommends. I see him as kind of a goofball and don't trust that he's getting sound financial advice.
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  • Profile picture of the author SullyUI
    Cramer is a retard; I stopped listening to him way back when he said Bear Sterns was a safe bet to keep your money in, even as it was rapidly falling in value, and eventually went completely under.
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  • Profile picture of the author SullyUI
    Originally Posted by MrNeef View Post

    Jim Cramer is a douche indeed. Did you watch the beef he had with that one reporter on Comedy Central?
    Yeah, Jon Steward owned him, it was entertaining to watch.
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Hackett
    Jon Stewart (Daily Show) did a good job of putting him in his place. Never seen him so humble. Not sure if I'd trust his advice, but if I had money to invest, google would probably be a good bet.

    I think people make out pretty well over the long haul with the things "everyone" uses: Coca Cola, Pepsi, Nike, etc. With our virtual world, google falls into the category that those other products always commanded - popularity and providing value.

    my .02 cents :-)
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  • Profile picture of the author Black Hat Cat
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    If Cramer recommends it, it's time to get out.
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    • Profile picture of the author Rod Cortez
      I've yet to meet a successful stock investor who lends any credence to what Cramer has to say. I take what he has to say with a grain of salt. Though he actually may be right this time.....then again, even a broken watch is right twice a day.
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  • Profile picture of the author Black Hat Cat
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    Originally Posted by MrNeef View Post

    Jim Cramer is a douche indeed. Did you watch the beef he had with that one reporter on Comedy Central?
    You mean the other douche who is so self-loathing, he changed his name so no one would know he is jewish?

    By the way, he's not a reporter...he's a comedian, or at least pretends to be.
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    • Profile picture of the author xlfutur1
      Originally Posted by blackhatcat View Post

      You mean the other douche who is so self-loathing, he changed his name so no one would know he is jewish?

      By the way, he's not a reporter...he's a comedian, or at least pretends to be.
      Jon Leibowitz? I like when he said that Truman was a war criminal for dropping the A bomb on Japan. he retracted that one in a later show however and apologized. Unfortunately, most of the younger population gets their political views from this guy. But..we digress from internet marketing.
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  • Profile picture of the author AbsolutionRT
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    • Profile picture of the author billt91
      Do search for Don Harrold and watch some of his video's.

      See what he has to say about Jim Cramer.

      And by the way has advice is...
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      • Profile picture of the author moegreen
        I think folks have been a bit hard on Cramer. Sure he made some bad calls and I understand the whole bit of 'flame CNBC for being cheerleaders and Cramer for being a mindless shill'.. I would point out that it is tough for these people to do their job when CEOs are telling him bold face-to-face lies.

        I watch Mad Money every so often and jot down the picks. Cramer's opinion is just as valid as any of the other analysts that I read or follow. He makes plenty of good calls along with some lousy ones...

        On his January 13th show, he recommended COP in the "mid 40s". He recommended RIMM at 46.27. COP closed at 44.66 yesterday. RIMM was at 72.98.

        On January 14th, he liked FXI at 25.18, JOYG under 20.00, WMT at 51.56, and CSX at under 22.00. FXI closed at 34.73 yesterday. JOYG at 29.21, WMT at 49.11, and CSX at 28.11.

        If Stewart was serious about calling out the lack of financial investigative reporting, he would draw more attention to the lack of coverage of the profiteering that took place leading up to 9/11 and subsequent burying of the fact that people made millions off of advance knowledge of the terror. Although he definitely did a superb job in dismantling Cramer, I just think that attacking someone paid to pick stocks when the market crashes is way too easy..

        -Moe
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