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NEWS ABOUT: financial adviser

financial adviser stories: 5 news summaries

(Newser) - Jon Stewart’s takedown of Jim Cramer and CNBC is indicative of a real, if fleeting, sea change in our attitudes about the economy, Thomas Frank writes in the Wall Street Journal. “The applause Mr. Stewart has received for his j’accuse is the sound of the old order... More »

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media • CNBC • Jon Stewart • Jim Cramer • credit crisis • economy • financial adviser

 Help Jim Cramer—Arcade Style 

New game lets you fend off Mad Money host's critics

Mar 17, 09 2:41 PM CDT
(Newser) - Jim Cramer is facing his share of critics, from Jon Stewart to Fox Business, the San Jose Mercury News reports. Now you can help him defend himself in a new web video game: Jim Cramer’s Crashsteroids. Steer Cramer’s sneering mug as he takes aim at his detractors in... More »

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CNBC • Fox Business Network • investment • Jon Stewart • Jim Cramer • video games • financial adviser

(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... More »

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Bear Stearns • CNBC • Jon Stewart • The Daily Show • Jim Cramer • Mad Money • financial crisis • financial adviser

OPINION

Money Guru: None of Us Really Knows What to Do

Pundits should hedge their bets and speak with caution

Mar 1, 09 2:45 PM CST
(Newser) - Financial pundits don’t know everything, and don't trust those who act like they do, Joel Lovell writes in the Washington Post. The GQ money expert acknowledges anxiety over dispensing information that may not be true at all. “It makes me feel like a bit of a fraud,”... More »

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personal finance • CNBC • Jim Cramer • pundits • economy • Suze Orman • financial crisis • financial adviser

Madoff Scandal Turns Up Heat on Financial Advisers

Loophole lets Madoff types profit from bad advice, they say

Jan 21, 09 3:53 PM CST
(Newser) - Wall Street advisers and brokers are tussling over the details of a looming regulatory overhaul as Washington takes steps to prevent another Bernard Madoff scandal, Bloomberg reports. Advisers want brokers who counsel clients to be subject to the same oversight they’re under; currently, their brokerage counterparts can profit by... More »

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Wall Street • Merrill Lynch • SEC • oversight • investment • regulation • brokerage • bank regulation • brokers • Obama administration • President Obama • Bernard Madoff • financial adviser

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