CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Romney in 2007: ‘He is like the best businessman in North Americ

[beretta304]

CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Romney in 2007: ‘He is like the best businessman in North America’ | The Daily Caller

Liberal-leaning financial commentator gave the former Massachusetts governor high marks prior to his 2008 run for the GOP nomination

 

[Leweman]

Who cares ... A president should be someone who supposedly graduated college and then campaigned his entire life after. No jobs, no accomplishments, no record(that the media looks into) Someone like Obama. That's the type of person that should be President.

 

[beretta304]

Who cares ... A president should be someone who supposedly graduated college and then campaigned his entire life after. No jobs, no accomplishments, no record(that the media looks into) Someone like Obama. That's the type of person that should be President.

nyuck, nyuck, nyuck..

 

[8537]

Jim Cramer, March 11th 2008: "No! No! No! Bear Stearns is not in trouble. If anything, they're more likely to be taken over. Don't move your money from Bear."

Bear Stearns shares fell 92% three days later and it was liquidated shortly thereafter.

 

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[Jackson]

I love Jim Cramer! He knows the markets and business. A real expert!

 

[8537]

I love Jim Cramer! He knows the markets and business. A real expert!

Did you buy Bear Stearns in March, 2008?

 

[Leweman]

I love Jim Cramer! He knows the markets and business. A real expert!

Did you buy Bear Stearns in March, 2008?

I forgot that if anyone who has ever been wrong ever in their entire life that means that they lose all credibility.

 

[8537]

I love Jim Cramer! He knows the markets and business. A real expert!

Did you buy Bear Stearns in March, 2008?

I forgot that if anyone who has ever been wrong ever in their entire life that means that they lose all credibility.

He was more than just wrong. He was Kudlow-sized wrong. He was begging people to buy, as a safe and successful stock, a share that three days later was worth zero.

And if we did a complete review, we'd likely find he's right about as often as a random walk.