I haven’t mentioned for a few weeks what a shit show crypto is. So let John Oliver do it far better than anybody else can.

I’ll just add is that the only value crypto has is the value that people think it has. As John Oliver put it, it’s totally based on “good vibes”. It’s essentially just digital play money that people buy with real money.  

One of the sketchy crypto characters John mentioned is Do Kwon. He is now in custody in Montenegro – nabbed while fleeing arrest by the authorities in the US and South Korea.

Interpol confirms arrest of crypto fugitive Do Kwon in Montenegro

Cramer's Lighting Round: Arm is a buy

See Chart… Unity Software’s year-to-date stock performance. Unity Software: “I would have told you to sell the stock. But, you know what, you can’t anymore. Why? Because Jim Whitehurst is now in charge, and Whitehurst is a winner. I am a buyer, I’ve changed my mind on the stock because he’s running it.” See Chart… Comstock Resources’ year-to-date stock performance. Comstock Resources: “I…

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CNBC's Jim Cramer Is Voting Blue For Nelson Peltz and Jay Rasulo To Be Added To The Disney Board

CNBC’s own Jim Cramer, one of the hosts of their “Investing Club” has just said he plans on voting for Trian Partners’ Nelson Peltz and Jay Rasulo for the Walt Disney Company Board. He publicly announced this plan during the second annual “Club” meeting yesterday.  Cramer says he is voting this way because he believes that Petlz and Rasulo will hold the Disney board and management “accountable.”…

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If you wanted to design a financial channel that would cause investors to underperform the stock market, you’d create CNBC.

Oof. How CNBC Built an Entire Financial Channel That Mainly Loses People Money

To be fair, while the article specifically covers CNBC, this is really a problem common to the financial press as a whole.

"Bear Stearns is Fine!" - Jim Cramer Mar. 11, 2008

In the second segment of a two-part interview, CNBC's "Mad Money" Jim Cramer speaks with Amazon CEO Andy Jassy on Amazon's vast empire, including Artificial Intelligence, Alexa, the challenges of broadband globalization, healthcare, and Prime entrapment

Ash and Booker’s Take on the December Rally: Hold Your Horses or Giddy Up?

Join Ash and Booker as we delve into the prospects of a December Rally in the markets and crypto. 📊💼 Our latest article offers a unique perspective with a touch of country wisdom. Stay ahead of the curve with our insights! #Finance #CryptoAnalysis #MarketTrends

First investments, cost basis, selling dogs — we explain 3 concepts

Please send your questions directly to Jim Cramer and his team of analysts at [email protected] . Reminder, we can’t offer personal investing advice. We will only consider more general questions about the investment process or stocks in the portfolio or related industries. Question 1: If you have a set amount of money to invest every week, where would you put it? New investor, just…

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Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (2010)

In today’s review, I double-check if greed, for lack of a better word is good? As I attempt a #positive review of the 2010 long-awaited film Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps #MichaelDouglas #ShiaLaBeouf #JoshBrolin #CareyMulligan #SusanSarandon #EliWallach

The allure of money is a constant in practically every society, yet the 80s, crystallised the iconic notion of greed, as the subtle satire of 1987’s Wall Street went over the heads of the rising investor class. In 2010, with the recent economic collapse still fresh in the minds, and a wounded populace looking for answers, the masses returned to Gecko, and the allure of economic vengeance, in Wall…

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Here's why 7 Club stocks, including Nvidia and Meta, beat the market in January and February, defying this year's seesaw start

This year has, so far, been something of a Jekyll and Hyde market for equities. January’s strength was a welcome reprieve from the brutality that was 2022. February’s stumble has reminded us that sticky inflation remains a challenge for both the broader economy and stocks. With that in mind, we sifted through our portfolio to find names with a mix of durable fundamentals and stories strong enough…

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🗣️🗯️ Man this man Jim Cramer has lost his peanuts 🥜 inside his brain🧠 Feds are the same ones that wish for jobs to decrease in America. Throughout American history jobs & businesses have always been the back bone of America. When it's jobs & businesses America 🇺🇲 is good!

I stopped listening to this clown 🤡 on 1-26-2023 trying to hog brain wash me & whoever listen to this man 🙄

In a two-part interview, CNBC's "Mad Money" Jim Cramer speaks with Amazon CEO Andy Jassy on Amazon's vast empire, consumer spending, the economy, Amazon influencers, retail partners, and the current pricing structure, inclusions, and deals of Prime