Stop the Nobel Prize Winners!


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  1. anon says:

    i think he’s just afraid that these guys will be directing policy (maybe with the assumption that the feds listen to the media)

  2. jck says:

    Exactly, the market will go where it wants to go, pundits are just noise-makers.

  3. zerobeta says:

    Cramer should know that bearish pundits don’t keep the market down just as bullish pundits can’t keep it up. While its somewhat pointless to dwell on the fact that we’re in a recession/depression these guys aren’t “ruining the economy” they are just the flavor of the week.

  4. anon says:

    “Cramer’s advice: Get rid of smart people who know things.”

    Actually his advice is: for heaven’s sake don’t let egg heads trade securities or have anything to do with trading securities. they can’t be modeled so stop pretending that they can be.

  5. RN says:

    Simply stunning.

    Cramer’s advice: Get rid of smart people who know things.

    It’s back to the Bush days: education is evil; stupidity, “gut” feelings are how you want to run things

    God help us.

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  6. wwjkd says:

    Please, please, never post another video of this clown again. What a clown.

  7. Moruobai says:

    “Maybe we should stop listening to all these PhDs” ??

    Who has been more right than Roubini!

  8. jck says:

    From time to time, he does have a point. In the summer of 2007, he was way ahead of the curve, he saw the troubles coming right after the crash of the bear stearns hedge funds and long before B.B. did. But the style…well, turns me off.

  9. anon says:

    i wouldn’t trust an academic to watch my kids.

  10. AC says:

    As much as I can’t usually stand Cramer, he does have a point

  11. rfl says:

    This rant comes just three days after Cramer sat next to Rahm Emanuel at the White House Correspondence dinner. It looks more and more like a confidence game.

  12. Charlie Faux says:

    This guy is a farce.