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Jim Cramer Spits the Dummy

wayneL

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Fear taking hold... what a ****ing muppet.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=452808336&play=1

At least he made some accurate statements:

"He has no idea how bad it is out there" (re Ben Bernanke)

"My people have been in this game for 25 years and they're losing their jobs"

"We have Armageddon... in the fixed income markets, we have Armageddon".

LOLOL
 
I missed what he actually said(will watch it now) but saw him just before trying to take it back. Looked like it anyway.
 
I can't view CNBC videos for some stupid reason. Can someone save it and post the file here?

Cheers,
 
I can't view CNBC videos for some stupid reason. Can someone save it and post the file here?

Cheers,
There were no printable words just the video.
Cramer spitting the dummy big time
The female interviewer, got scared, she thought her desk was going to be broken in two by his fists:eek:
 
"...Bill Pool is a shame, HE'S SHAMEFUL!!!" hahaha, classic.

"...call someone for God's sake".

I hope they pay that girl well, she is a gem.
 
"He has no idea how bad it is out there" (re Ben Bernanke)

Ben Bernanke and his buddies know exactly what is going on, they engineered it.

Interest Rates aren't going to go down, they're going to go up.

Goodbye United States of America and US Dollar, and welcome the North American Union and the Amero...
 
Sounds like Cramer might be exposed. Naked positions anyone? Maybe a few mill here and there?
 
After watching the second video, i think Cramer had his *rse kicked big time.
Maybee a sponser had a word or two.
How dare anybody tell the truth, for a change! in good ol USA
 
There's is now an article on CNBC with two videos....

One with Erin Burnett and another done a few hrs later on CNBC's "Closing Bell".

http://www.cnbc.com/id/20111570
This man needs a lead aspirin!

If he thinks this will be solved by cutting rates, he's a complete dork. Loose credit is HOW WE GOT HERE IN THE FIRST PLACE. As Erin Burnett said to him in the first tape, that would mean Armageddon.

The USD is already up to its ears in alligators, cutting rates would cause an absolute mass exodus from the $, exacerbating the credit crunch and unleashing the full fury of the global depression.

The really scary thing, is that the Fed muppets might even do that. :eek:

But what great job Erin did with the ranting idiot:

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"I don't want to scare anybody," he added. "The Fed can make this whole problem go away" by lowering interest rates.

erm, wrong Jim...........how many times did the US fed central bank cut rates during the 2000 to Oct 02 before the markets finally said 'here's a good place to get those bargains'?

If the deep pockets want to sell and the mass feel the heat enough and junk-media (posing as informative) have words bandied such as armageddon ........yikes........all the fed cuts in the world won't make the crowd reverse it's course until a fair mileage has passed by.........just ask the Japan banks who had to offer incentives to get people to take loans they couldnt repay...........

Jim knows his stuff but yelling at the atm won't make money spit into peoples pockets..........it's not a question of whether a lower rate will provide cheap credit, the question is who wants to take that credit on becasue cheap is by perception...........if youre broke then a 50 buk pair of shoes gets to look very expensive..........and most people who are not credit worthy will be too scared to borrow to have the debt and most banks will unwilling to lend to them.........often referred to as deflation.........

but then, Jim knows best, that why he's the man on the glass tit........:rolleyes:
 
Erin is a real hottie....but what the heck was she wearing....something left over from the Fred Flintstone wardrobe it looked like....!!!!

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Ask, and you shall receive! :D




What a d1ck. I guess he took out a huge mortgage 3 years ago.:D

In the UK and Oz in the early 90's interest rates were raised and raised. Many lost their homes, but as nations we survived thanks to this. How is this different? Why should this be different?

If a few million shortsighted people lose their homes, so be it. The alternative is a lot worse.:2twocents

I reckon lenders and schools need their backsides kicked.
 
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