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Jim Cramer is the co-founder of TheStreet.com, and is the Markets Commentator and Advisor to the CEO, Thomas Clark, Jr.
Jim Cramer graduated magna cum laude from Harvard College in 1977, where he was president of The Harvard Crimson and spent four years as a journalist before earning his law degree. After joining Goldman, Sachs & Co. in 1984, he worked in the firms' Private Client Services unit. In 1987 he started Cramer & Co., a hedge fund company.
TheStreet.com was co-founded by Jim Cramer and Martin Peretz in 1996 and completed its initial public offering in May 1999. TheStreet.com, Inc. is a provider of investment commentary, analysis and news. On the Internet, its premium, subscription-based Web site, 'RealMoney.com' is accompanied by the professionally oriented subscription sites, 'Street Insight,' 'RealMoney Pro Advisor,' and the free, flagship site, 'TheStreet.com.' The Company also produces a suite of subscription services for use by professionals and self-directed investors, each designed to help a specific segment of the investing public make better-informed investing and trading decisions.
- 1 day ago Get more of his insights with a free trial subscription to Real Money. Executive Decision: UPS For his second “Executive Decision” segment, Cramer welcomed back Carol Tome, CEO of UPS ( UPS ) – Get Report, to discuss the company’s earnings and outlook as well as the stock’s 7% decline Tuesday.
- Real Money Subscription Cost: What is Real Money? Real Money is a trading news subscription services that TheStreet offers. It provides articles about stock picks, market commentary intending on giving analysis on stocks and trade ideas. With more than with 30+ investing professionals, including Cramer himself.
In addition to his activities at TheStreet.com, Jim Cramer is the Market's Commentator for CNBC's Squawk Box, co-host of the CNBC program America Now with Larry Kudlow, a frequent contributor to New York Magazine, and is a co-founder of the magazine SmartMoney.
Jim Cramer, the host of CNBC’s “Mad Money,” has a stock alert newsletter that you can subscribe to called Action Alerts Plus.As one of television and radio’s most colorful stock analysts, Cramer has made a career out of giving viewers an understanding of the stock market, as well as respected investment advice.
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RealMoney.com, a subscription-based sister site to TheStreet.com, features daily commentary from columnists such as Jim Cramer, Cody Willard, and Aaron L. Task. James De Porre shares his strategies, ideas, trades and insights in the Trading Diary. RealMoney's Columnist Conversation is where their experts discuss investments, trades, strategies, and market outlooks--often with different perspectives and opinions--in real-time. Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Chrono Replica Twice per trading day, RealMoney subscribers receive summaries of important market activity, top news headlines, and the best of RealMoney commentary. My StockWatch filters content from TheStreet.com and RealMoney. Subscribers can create five portfolios with up to 50 stocks in each, and sort headlines by ticker and date to view analysis, recommendations, and news.
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I've been a Real Money subscriber for several years. Today I canceled my membership which was renewing on October 27. Making the decision was not an easy one. I am an active participant in Rev. Shark's (Jim DePorre) blog, and many of the posters there I consider my virtual friends. I appreciate their friendship and their insights---both are priceless.But Jim Cramer's (JJC) behavior over this market cycle goes beyond irresponsible. I do not wish to support in any way this site. A bit of cutting my nose off to spite my face, but if I've learned anything, I've learned this:
~~ Experienced investors/traders do not require a guru. They have first hand experience with navigating the market's capriciousness--that strange area between fundamentals and psychology in which stock prices gyrate!
~~Inexperienced investors/traders DO MAY require a guru. It is likely, however, that they do not know how to judge a guru which puts them at the mercy of impostors. A real guru would say, close your eyes and look within and I'll help guide you. An impostor says open your eyes and ears; look and listen only to me. Such is where JJC operates. [post post comment: And, he failed to see any of this coming. Lauded WB and WFC failing to see their risks from and exposures to mortgages].
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Within the last week, JJC has told investors to sell everything that they did not need in five years (panic sell at the bottom). Then on Sunday night, he was saying: 'I am reverting to a downside target of 6,700 for Monday and then 4,700 for Tuesday in keeping with the hopeful '87 playbook. ' If you followed him, your sphinctometer would have been pegged, or you would have thrown yourself out of the window.
That post did it for me. Of course the DOW could have plunged to those levels, but it went on to post its largest one day gain ever.