jim cramer

Cramer Still Smarting From Stewart Smackdown

Apr 14, 2009
File under "sour grapes," perchance? CNBC's highly animated "Mad Money" pundit Jim Cramer is attempting to do some damage control after being thoroughly owned by Jon Stewart on "The Daily Show" a month ago Cramer grumps about the episode to Ohio State University's student publication, The Lantern Let ’er rip, Jim!.

CNBC Does Damage Control After Stewart-Cramer Showdown

Mar 15, 2009
CNBC and sister cabler MSNBC promoted Jim Cramer's appearance on "The Daily Show" last week, but that was before he was soundly trounced by Jon Stewart. After the fact, CNBC and its affiliate networks haven't exactly been playing highlight clips in heavy rotation, and some industry types believe that damage may have been done to the financial network's reputation.
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Jim Cramer’s Stock Market Manipulation Primer

Mar 14, 2009
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?

Jon Stewart’s Not Buying What Jim Cramer’s Selling

Mar 14, 2009
In this highly anticipated face-off between Jon Stewart and CNBC's Jim Cramer on Thursday's "Daily Show," Cramer furiously backpedals as he's zinged repeatedly by a (mostly) courteous but relentless Stewart, who questions whether Cramer isn't a snake-oil salesman who has supported the myth that there is one unified economic system that works the same for everybody while knowing that's not the case.

‘Daily Show’: Stewart vs. Cramer

Mar 11, 2009
Jon Stewart is on a tear these days, taking on the wild world of financial punditry one shouty bald guy at a time. This episode is dedicated to CNBC's Jim Cramer, who, try as he may to deny it, just seemed to have a thing for Bear Stearns stock -- mere days before the company tanked.

Did Bush Put a Hit Out on Fannie, Freddy?

Jul 22, 2008
From madcap marketeer Jim Cramer to wired alt-blogger Scott Thill, there are more than a few braniacs who believe the Bush White House did not just watch the collapse of Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac but actually engineered it as yet another sortie in the long GOP war against the New Deal. Never fear, though, as The Onion has already written a satirical report on efforts to build a better bubble.