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Old 03-14-2009, 09:52 PM   #61
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I am sure John Stewart tore a strip into his brother at Xmas Dinner just like he did to Cramer. Only fair.....

Likely.....And Buffett is the biggest market cheerleader out there so why not invite him to the show. The moral of the story is that losers are always on the look out for someone to blame and Cramer is a very obvious target.
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http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=ef5_1236783207

I didn't watch all of the Stewart vs Cramer but did Stewart ever refer to or play the above? CNBC has first amendment protection, but Cramer the trader does not. If the SEC is looking for something to do but they likely won't...the video is from 2006 but it would have reinforced his point....That is the risky part for Cramer here as he has said a lot of things that could get him into trouble when put under the microscope and the camera is always rolling....
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Likely.....And Buffett is the biggest market cheerleader out there so why not invite him to the show. The moral of the story is that losers are always on the look out for someone to blame and Cramer is a very obvious target.
Wait, Buffett has for the longest time been an example of smart investing and not the typical cheerleader go for broke investments that caused this massive bubble.

Its why he's been so successful for half a century.
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I didn't watch all of the Stewart vs Cramer but did Stewart ever refer to or play the above? CNBC has first amendment protection, but Cramer the trader does not. If the SEC is looking for something to do but they likely won't...the video is from 2006 but it would have reinforced his point....That is the risky part for Cramer here as he has said a lot of things that could get him into trouble when put under the microscope and the camera is always rolling....
Stewart did mention it--and Cramer at first tried to lie about it, saying "I was incoherent." After that, it was like he knew Stewart had him dead to rights.

Cramer's not one of the good guys--and that's in his own words.
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only because the real media in the US has gotten so bad that Stewart looks like a genius in comparison. The Daily Show has had the same MO ever since Stewart took over, but now the media is such a joke that people are turning to his comedy show for real insight because they can't get it anywhere else. that's not his fault, he has said time and time again that he has no wish to be an influential voice in America, he only wants to entertain. but now it seems he's being forced to take a more serious tone like this Cramer interview because his audience is clamoring for someone to step up, and no one else will
So, he is a comedian that influences political decisions. And not without his bias either.

I don't think the media is all that bad. The Washington Post and LA Times have some pretty good reporters.

You just have to know where to look.
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Wait, Buffett has for the longest time been an example of smart investing and not the typical cheerleader go for broke investments that caused this massive bubble.

Its why he's been so successful for half a century.
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Right but do you remember last fall when Buffett wrote in the New York Times telling everyone to buy equities right about the time that Cramer is on record for telling everyone to get out of equities and that was about 28% ago....I know Buffett is in it for the long haul but still 28% is 28%.
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Anybody see Cramers freak out today
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11zGB6a69jA
Out of control but at least he didn't go Roger Millions on the guy!
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Anybody see Cramers freak out today
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11zGB6a69jA
Out of control but at least he didn't go Roger Millions on the guy!
That reminded me of wrestling. Monday Night Raw should become a financial news show.
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