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Jim Cramer on BloggingStocks TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says you should look at the moves in these stocks to see how the Fed's move took effect.

Didn't take long for people to start questioning why the market didn't do better after the cut, did it? The papers drone on about this concept and the papers are written by people who don't trade for a living.

If they did, they would know that we had explosive, once-in-a-lifetime moves in the Banks Index and the Housing Index last week that weren't repealed. Go hit up some of those stocks or the index, go hit up where a Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC) (Cramer's Take) or Wachovia (NYSE: WB) (Cramer's Take) traded or a Lennar (NYSE: LEN) (Cramer's Take) or a Toll (NYSE: TOL) (Cramer's Take). Those stocks are so far off the bottom it's incredible.

How could anyone say the rate cut had no effect? In fact, the move is so astonishing in its strength that I am sure, if you trade, you said to yourself, "Oh my, that's the power right there of the Fed, the ability of a big-cap stock like Wells to trade from $24 to $30 or for Wachovia to trade from $28 to $36 or BofA (NYSE: BAC) (Cramer's Take) to trade from $33 to $40 where it was able to place billions of dollars in preferreds so it can live to play another gain."

Do these writers follow Toll, or maybe Ryland (NYSE: RYL) (Cramer's Take)? How about KB Home (NYSE: KBH) (Cramer's Take)? These are gigantic moves all because of the Fed.

At the same time, one look at a Wyeth or a Glaxo (NYSE: GSK) (Cramer's Take) or a Colgate (NYSE: CL) (Cramer's Take) or a Pepsi (NYSE: PEP) (Cramer's Take) shows you the direction of the steady growth players. They have been killed, crushed, more than any other stocks. That's because the market is making a bet tha there's a bottom in the economy.

If that isn't evidence enough, the retailers and the restaurants took an unimaginable run. Darden (NYSE: DRI) (Cramer's Take) went from $20 to $28! Brinker (NYSE: EAT) (Cramer's Take) went from $15 to $19 despite a terrible quarter.

Which brings me back to the beginning: How is this disinformation allowed to get through editors? Is it some sort of bias, bias to the negative? Is it some sort of lack of rigor that is astonishing after all this time?

I don't know. I just know that the people who read this site or watch my show or trade for a living are most grateful that the general media hasn't picked up the truth because the more wrong stories like these are, the more money that will be made.

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