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'I Save a Lot of People Money': Cramer to Stewart

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(Newser) – Jim Cramer is once again on the defensive, as Jon Stewart seemingly can’t stop finding damning Mad Money clips, Gawker reports. Appearing on this morning's Today show, Cramer was subjected to a CNBC snippet that ran on the Daily Show last night, from January 2008, where the host literally asked his audience to buy Bear Stearns stocks. “Did I make a mistake?” he asks.

“Any time you recommend a stock and it goes down, you’ve made a mistake,” Cramer continued. “Here's a shocker: Almost every stock is down!” But Cramer takes solace in the fact that after he told everyone to buy Bear, he told everyone to sell, well, everything. “On October 6, 2008, I came on this show and said people should sell everything,” he told Meredith Vieira. “I save a lot of people money.”

Jim Cramer.
Jim Cramer.   (AP Photo)
Jim Cramer.
Jim Cramer.   (Getty Images)
Jon Stewart.
Jon Stewart.   (AP Photo)
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Cramer's apperance this morning, with the Daily Show clip.   (ScarceNews)
Jon Stewart tears into Cramer and his colleagues at CNBC.   (newhannibal12)

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Whatever Stewart says, Bear Stearns this or that, that was a call that should have wrecked my career. And it would have, if stocks had gone up. But it didn't and I save a lot of people money. - Jim Cramer, on his advice to sell everything

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Snowleopard
Mar 10, 09 2:32 PM CDT
yeah, I'm a daily show fan, but I have a bit of sympathy for cramer on this. He put's himself a bad position making all of these recommendations, and some are bound to be bad calls, ...I'm more critical of people who follow his off the cuff advice. Reply
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Snowleopard
Mar 10, 09 2:38 PM CDT
That second video really does make CNBC look pretty ridiculous though... BTW, I've heard that people tracking cramer's recommendation have found that it's about as good as flipping a coin. Wondering if that's true or if anyone out their made any money listening to cramer? Reply
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airron14
Mar 10, 09 3:23 PM CDT
It's true that his predictions are no better than flipping a coin. http://www.cxoadvisory.com/gurus/Cramer/
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0bamaBinBiden
Mar 10, 09 4:31 PM CDT
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gregconquest
Mar 10, 09 6:31 PM CDT
You *are* obsessed. Get off the Obama kick, please. Not everything has to be about Obama, especially when you usually spew bile about the guy who won. You're just being a sore loser in all your posts.
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