Jim Cramer’s Stock Market Manipulation Primer
So, CNBC hyperpundit Jim Cramer was the very picture of contrition during his cringe-tastic appearance on Thursday night's "Daily Show." But let's revisit this moment from 2006 -- when Cramer brought a much haughtier version of himself to TheStreet.com TV to discuss, among other delightful topics, how to "create a new truth to develop a fiction" whilst in "hedge-fund mode" -- shall we?
So CNBC hyperpundit Jim Cramer was the very picture of contrition during his cringe-tastic appearance on Thursday night’s “Daily Show.” But let’s revisit this moment from 2006 — when Cramer brought a much haughtier version of himself to TheStreet.com TV to discuss, among other delightful topics, how to “create a new truth to develop a fiction” whilst in “hedge-fund mode” — shall we?
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