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Se o vídeo anterior já era divertido por fazer um apanhado de algumas contradições do Cramer em alguns meses, este é delirante. Em apenas 1 semana, o Cramer nega tudo o que disse e quase que chama estúpido a quem seguiu os seus conselhos!!!

O vídeo é de chorar a rir, e envolve os habituais efeitos especiais e palhaçadas do Cramer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nkZ3eHeXlc

Queria esclarecer que acredito que o Cramer seja um stock analist sério nos seus serviços pagos. Sempre gostei de ler os seus textos aqui colocados pelo Ulisses, pela sua clareza de raciocínio, embora não concordasse com a sua visão de perma-bull numa altura em que o mercado desce. Faz um pouco de confusão que um bom analista possa ser perma bull ou perma bear, penso que se devem adaptar ao mercado.

Também acho natural que quem faz centenas de calls, se engane de vez em quando. O que me "incomoda" no Cramer da CNBC (que acredito seja diferente do dos serviços pagos) é que nunca o vi assumir nenhum engano (e são muitos), os calls dele só têm ponto de entrada, não têm de saída nem stops. E ele ainda tem a desfaçatez de os negar no espaço de uma semana, quase ridicularizando os "ótarios" que o seguem (na CNBC).

Em resumo, para mim o Cramer da CNBC é apenas um entertainer (dentro do estilo palhaço) que uso como indicador contrário.

Divirtam-se com o vídeo. É do melhor que já vi misturando humor e bolsa[/i]

[Onelife]

Quem é arrogante tem os seus "amargos de boca"...

Essa do Bear Sterns foi absolutamente brutal...

Grande lição para não darmos demasiada importância às "opiniões" de "especialistas"

[Ulisses Pereira]

Para alguém que faz centenas de "calls" por ano, certamente será muito fácil encontrar grandes falhanços. É o risco de quem se expõe.

Um abraço,
Ulisses

[salvadorveiga]

Ja agora aqui esta um quote divertido sobre a Hansen Natural que apenas transformou 10,000 $ em 1 milhao em 4 anos... e vejamos o input do JC, mais indeciso nao há lol...

I thought I'd do an analysis of Cramer's calls and take on Hansen since last June. It is really quite humorous and unbelievable. There are some quotes that I took the liberty of including as well.

June 7, 2006 - $42.59 - Cramer says: SELL "ring the register on HANS...!"
June 14, 2006 - $39.44 - Cramer says: SELL "The stock was up, but I pronounce it finished, because its gonna go down."
June 15, 2006 - $40.86 - Cramer says: SELL "Cramer says the stock will split and sell off."
June 22, 2006 - $42.41 - Cramer says: SELL/WAIT TO BUY
July 6, 2006 - $50.92 - Cramer says: BUY AFTER SPLIT "Look for a little pressure for the next two days, and that may be when you want to strike HANS."
July 7, 2006 - $50.95 - Cramer says: BUY "Cramer says that this is one of the best stocks and predicted on Friday that it would split 4 for 1, adding that it has beat out its competitors in the energy drink business."
July 10, 2006 - $46.23 - Cramer says: HOLD "Cramer recommended patience with this stock... and he told a caller that it should stabilize in a few days."
July 21, 2006 - $43.07 - Cramer says: SELL "There's gonna be too much profit-taking. ... I don't trust it here. ... I want you to schnitzel out of it."
August 1, 2006 - $44.98 - Cramer says: BUY WHEN IT DROPS
August 7, 2006 - $29.85 - Cramer says: DO NOT BUY ON WEAKNESS
August 8, 2006 - $29.46 - Cramer says: SELL "'Any time a company reports an in-line number when everyone is looking for something much more than that, you get this unbelievable type of free fall,' Cramer says, declaring that HANS is finished and should be sold every time there is a rally."
September 11, 2006 - $26.65 - Cramer says: SELL "No! HANS is done."
September 13, 2006 - $29.76 - Cramer says: SELL "Cramer compares the fate of HANS to KKD, and believes that HANS is 'bear market material.'"
September 14, 2006 - $33.38 - Cramer says: SELL "Hansen was recently upgraded by Goldman Sachs and Cramer suggests selling it."
September 19, 2006 - $35.19 - Cramer says: SELL
September 27, 2006 - $34.91 - Cramer says: SELL "Going lower, not higher. I think Hansen is a played-out stock. I will eat crow with a little bit of salt, if I'm wrong."
October 31, 2006 - $31.75 - Cramer says: SELL "There's nothing more scary and terrifying than a momentum stock that has lost its momentum ... Momentum stocks don't generally come back from the dead."
October 31, 2006 - $31.75 - Cramer says: SELL [Note: Cramer recommended to sell Hansen twice on the 31st]
November 3, 2006 - $30.28 - Cramer says: AVOID
November 7, 2006 - $27.26 - Cramer says: DON'T BUY "I don't see any reason to continue to sell it, but 'don't buy, don't buy..."
November 9, 2006 - $24.88 - Cramer says: STAY AWAY "He still would not go near Hansen Natural..."
December 11, 2006 - $33.05 - Cramer says: SELL
December 21, 2006 - $34.10 - Cramer says: SELL "Hansen Natural 'ran out of fizz last summer,' says Cramer..."
March 28, 2007 - $36.23 - Cramer says: BUY
March 30, 2007 - $37.88 - Cramer says: [No specific comment or rating, but overall bullish]
August 20, 2007 - $43.97 - Cramer says: DON'T BUY "...I can't figure out why it was up today."

Cramer is entertaining for sure, but his advice is more than questionable. His picks aren't monitored or tracked which is why he has gotten away with what is some pretty lousy performance at least over the past couple years on his program and shows. I say stay away from Cramer's advice, stick with using him as daily entertainment rather than individual stock advice.

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Para fazer o contraditório aos posts com opiniões do Jim Cramer coloco aqui um vídeo do YouTube de um tipo que passa a vida a massacrar o JC (não o original).

É muito divertido e já em diversas ocasiões desmontou as sugestões do Cramer (a mais famosa quando 2 dias antes do Bear Stearns affair ele dizia que estava "Fine, buy.").

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7ua7yZMA0c

Sem ofensa.

Enjoy!