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There's a Guy over here on TV by the name of Jim Cramer... He's supposed to be a financial wiz... At least that's what NBC calls him when they promote his ranting, screaming, going red in the face show on CNBC called "Mad Money." He's also the writer of several books about how to get rich in the stock market... Obviously by following his advice.

Personally, I've always wondered about, if these people were so good at making money, why don't they just quietly make a few gazillion dollars by keeping all that red hot information to themselves and not spreading it around... Well here's why... An article in the current edition of Barron's shows that over the last two years, in a booming market, Cramer's recommended stocks rose 12 percent, compared with a 22 percent rise in the Dow Jones industrial average and a 16 percent rise in the Standard & Poor's 500 index.

You'd think if the guy was such a financial genius, he could do better than that, wouldn't you?

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August 20, 2007 3:37 PM
 
Want to know the lazy mans key to great riches ? Simply send a £10 note and a SAE to S J Rutledge PO Box 696969 London WWW
 
 
August 21, 2007 12:17 AM
 
SJR... No... To really feel better, in as much as you are helping mankind. Send a TWENTY POUND note to "The George Parker Benevolent Society." Then the pints are on me... Until the next contribution arrives... God bless us all. Cheers.George
 
 
August 23, 2007 2:20 PM
 
OK it's in the mail George Merry Christmas !
 
 
August 24, 2007 2:00 AM
 
SJ... If it isn't here next week... I'll send "Spiny Norman" for you! Cheers/George
 
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