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From my perspective Jim Cramer has gone from Wall Street trader, to hedge fund manager, to stock market analyst and media guru -- and finally reached the stage of TV buffoon.
I used to appreciate his investment sensibilities and still find him entertaining on occasion (on radio) but now he has gone too far. For those of you Baby Boomer's who watched children's television as I did you will remember Soupy Sales and all the props and gags, but none more vivid than the whipped cream pie-in-the-face!
That's about all Cramer is missing at this stage. His antics are no different than a carnival sideshow. If you track his stock market advice lately you will see poor results, and if you follow his advice your chances of "winning" will resemble your chances at the carnival games. You can't deny the sights and sounds are similar, and if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck....?
There you have it folks, Cramer has created a stock market carnival on television!
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