
Posted on 08 November 2011. Tags: destinies, investors, selloffs, stocks
NEW YORK (TheStreet) — “Two down days does not signal the all clear,” Jim Cramer explained to his “Mad Money” TV show viewers on Wednesday. the said the patterns of old no longer work in this market, which means investors need to remain on the defensive. Cramer said in the old days, two big down [...]
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Posted on 24 October 2011. Tags: job, jobs, krame, sales declines, stock analyst
The job of a leader has gotten much harder over the past year or so. Let’s face it, it’s relatively easy to get out in front of people and be positive and uplifting when things are going well and business is growing. lately though, leaders have had to take the stage and deliver somber news [...]
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Posted on 22 October 2011. Tags: european markets, stress tests, worry
NEW YORK (RealMoney) — Why are the European markets acting a bit better of late? I think there are two reasons. the first is that the reign of financial bungling by Jean-Claude Trichet is at last over. that means the obsession with inflation is over. that means the new central banker has a chance to [...]
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Posted on 01 October 2011. Tags: investor, money, prerequisite, real deal
As a prerequisite to reading this book, first read Jim Cramer’s Stay Mad for Life. once you have gotten a solid hold on your finances and retirement, then you are ready for this book. Yes the market tanked. Yes we got screwed by others’ mistakes. Yes the market is less reliable than it ever has [...]
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Posted on 21 September 2011. Tags: dissatisfaction, earthquake, economy, europe, percentage points
Here are some of the stories making news in today’s report from TheStreet, a leading financial news and information site:– how to Make the most of a Job you HateNEW YORK — Simply having a job in this economy is something to be thankful for, but ever since the recession began in late 2007, many [...]
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