Mad Money

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The agency is taking on bad banks by absorbing their bad loans and selling off their good deposits to healthy banks, Cramer says. ...

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Cramer can't get behind the stock because of declining volume at the company. ...

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Investors should look tech and retail stocks in this period of market turmoil, Cramer says. ...

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Despite the decline in natural gas prices, the long-term outlook remains strong, Cramer says. ...

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Stocks discussed in the in-depth session of Jim Cramers Mad Money TV program, Monday, August 25. Housing Continues to Hurt - Freddie Mac (FRE), Fannie Mae (FNM) We need housing to stop hurting us, Jim Cramer told viewers. ...

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Cramer explains why he believes his way beats investing in a mutual fund, index fund or ETF. ...

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Cramer goes one on one with CEO John Stumpf on the state of his bank and the financial industry. ...

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Abstract   We examine the stock recommendations of Jim Cramer televised on CNBC’s Mad Money , and document significant market reactions (i.e., announcement returns and volume) to Cramer’s recommendations, particularly for small capitalization stocks. The following findings indicate that the announcement returns are primarily due to price pressure from uninformed trading as opposed to the recommendations providing new value related information: announcement returns reverse following buy recommendations; bid-ask spreads temporarily decline; and there is no evidence of positive longer-term abnormal returns. One implication, when considered in combination with other works, is that investors should be cautious in following stock recommendations announced in the mass-media. Content Type Journal Article DOI 10.1007/s12197-008-9033-7 Authors Terrill R. Keasler, Appalachian State University Finance, Banking and Insurance, Walker College of Business P.O. Box 32058 Boone NC 28608-2058 USA Chris R. McNeil, Appalachian State University Finance, Banking and Insurance, Walker College of Business P.O. Box 32058 Boone NC 28608-2058 USA Journal Journal of Economics and Finance Online ISSN 1938-9744 Print ISSN 1055-0925 ...

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TV News: Matthew Weiner makes rounds to studios -- How much is all the buzz about "Mad Men" worth in Hollywood dollars? Matthew Weiner is about to find out. ...

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Written by Brandon Matthews Monday's Mad Money appearance by Mel Karmazin may be the single most important interview for every Sirius XM (SIRI) investor, ever. As the bottom was again tested at 1.32 on Friday, this was a must win for Mel Karmazin. I must say that in my opinion, Mel delivered and delivered in a big way. Mel b... Original story at Media Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: XM Satellite Radio . ...

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Recently, I wrote an article profiling Mark Barton , the founder of the Mad Hatter, an all-ages music venue in downtown Lakeland that formed out about 15 years ago out of Barton's ... ...

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Segment 1: When Will Housing Bottom? Cramer believes that the bottom in the housing market will come in the third quarter of 2009, but he thinks that the housing stocks are at a bottom now. He showed that housing stocks peaked one year before the top of the housing market, and then showed that numerous housing stocks bottomed in July of this year, and he also gave the following 10 reasons: 1. We're building far fewer houses than in 2005 2. The new housing bill will help homeowners stay in their homes 3. Prices have dropped so there are some bargains now 4. The final hold-out markets are going down 5. Rates will go down when Fannie Mae (FNM) and Freddie Mac (FRE) are nationalized 6. The number of option ARM mortgages resetting has peaked 7. Household formation is still steady, and these people will be able to buy homes at lower prices 8. The new president will be more immigrant friendly 9. The spread of declining prices from bad markets has stopped 10. The first markets to go down are already slowing going back up Segment 2: Home Depot (HD) vs. Lowe's (LOW) Cramer explained that each sector has its own important metrics to use when evaluating stocks in the sector, and he used these metrics and his 10 point scale from last week to compare these two retail sector stocks that are impacted by the housing market (which Cramer thinks will bottom in 309 days). Sector (5 points): HD got 2.5 points, LOW got 2.5 points Same Store Sales (1 point) ...

Source: www.traders-blog.com --- 18 days ago
Please do your own research, and verify all information before acting on it. This summary of Cramer’s picks is not intended to replace watching the shows, where his comments about the stocks often include advice about entry and exit points. In a shortened, midday edition of Mad Money on Tuesday, Cramer said that the recent market [...] ...

Source: www.thecramerreport.com --- 19 days ago
Segment 1: Bullish on Biotech, Part 2 Cramer said that the market was down today because energy prices went up, and the SEC removed the naked shorting rules that were protecting the banks recently. He recommended scaling into an oil or banking stock over the next few days, and said to stay away from the rail sector. He thinks that banks could go down as much as 40% because of weak links like Washington Mutual (WM) , but likes biotech for the rest of the year. Today's biotech pick was Genzyme (GENZ) . Cramer is bullish on the stock because it has several drugs that treat rare disorders, and these drugs have patent protection in the US and EU for several years. He also thinks that their strong drug pipeline could make the company a nice takeover target in the future. He put a price target of $92 on the stock, and he thinks it could go even higher on a buyout. Cramer took phone calls on the following stocks: Genentech (DNA) : Cramer said to take profits because the caller was up 40%. Medarex (MEDX) : Cramer said that he needs to do some homework before making a decision on this stock. Incyte (INCY) : Cramer said this stock is too risky for him. Segment 2: Your Stock Shopping List, Part 2 Cramer gave out his next stock that is doing well, but needs a pullback before he will buy it. The stock is Tyco (TYC) , which was downgraded today because of its valuation, and Cramer agrees with the analyst. He wants you to buy the stock at $42, and sai ...

Source: www.thecramerreport.com --- 19 days ago
Segment 1: Interview with Google (GOOG) CEO Eric Schmidt Despite the drop in the Dow today, Cramer is still seeing some good news in the market. He thinks the fact that Macy's (M) was up after reporting a mediocre quarter, financials are still strong, Toll Brothers (TOL) feels that the market is turning around, and tech has some momentum, led by Apple (AAPL) and Applied Materials (AMAT) . Cramer then interviewed Eric Schmidt, CEO of Google (GOOG) about their future, and Schmidt is still excited about the growth of the Internet, and said that people are uploading 13 hours of content to YouTube every minute. He also thinks the use of the Internet on mobile phones will explode, and is looking forward to their Android platform. Cramer ended the interview with a discussion on how cloud computing will change the software industry, and how Google expects to compete in that sector in the future. Segment 2: Bullish on Biotech, Part 3 Cramer's biotech pick today is vertex Pharmaceuticals (VRTX) , which has been underperforming the rest of the biotech sector, but said that it's a bad house in a great neighborhood, and he thinks it will be able to catch up soon. It took a hit last month because of competition with a new drug from Schering Plough (SGP) , but Cramer thinks that Wall Street overreacted. It will release drug information at several conferences over the next several months about its new potential blockbuster drug, and Cramer thinks that ...

Source: www.thecramerreport.com --- 19 days ago
Segment 1: Interview with Google (GOOG) CEO Eric Schmidt This is a repeat of the interview Cramer did earlier this week. Look at our recap from Wednesday to see what was discussed. Segment 2: Interview with Sirius XM (SIRI) CEO Mel Karmazin Cramer and Karmazin talked about the recent completion of the merger of XM and Sirius, and why the stock dropped so much when the deal closed. He explained that they had to complete financing for the merger as soon as they received approval so no one could stop it, and they did it by converting some debt into equities, which diluted the stock holdings or their current investors. They will sell more convertible debt later this year, and then they plan to focus on increasing shareholder value. They also talked about the wide range of analyst opinions, the difficultly that they will have selling retail radios until the combined radios come out, and how they plan to begin issuing earnings guidance this fall. Segment 3: Interview with Martha Stewart Omnimedia (MSO) founder Martha Stewart Cramer and Stewart talked about their new deal with Wal-Mart (WMT) , the purchase of Emeril Lagasse's media business, and the plans to return the company to prominence. Advertisement: ...