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We are at this point in the cycle:

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We are at this point in the cycle:



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27 Comments

  1. BurnLearnEarn

    Inverse cramer algo triggered

  2. Exciting-Loquat1730

    Buy now then

  3. Jugeboss

    So what you’re saying is that we hit the bottom?

  4. Reel-Reel-Reel

    Near the bottom, he is trying to force capitulation in retail investors so we can hit a hard bottom, this is what I have been waiting for, almost time to buy

  5. lew0to

    Ok i am buying

  6. giovannigiannis

    Wait, so Cramer saved people in October 2008? Or was that just before everything rallied again?

  7. Whyrockstarwhy

    I wish this was true….but we have another year of bullshit imho.

  8. KeesteredShiv

    That one guy figured it out, just buy put calls

  9. Worldly_Blood_9798

    This can’t be real holy fucking shit

  10. konstantinos2000

    ![img](emote|t5_2th52|4886)

  11. Educational-Dance-61

    Sell low!

  12. Raw_Dead_Meat

    So he is saying I should lock in my losses?

  13. Hucko3

    Buy the dip bitches

  14. FerdaStonks

    I’m loading up on calls for the end of the year. I am expecting a post election rally regardless of who wins what. Unless a civil war or world war 3 breaks out…

  15. joeyo1423

    I don’t get it, I’m already not wearing any pants and I’ve got my 55 gallon barrel of peanut oil. I’m having a hard time understanding his instructions

  16. KthankS14

    2008 actually bottomed in March of 2009 so we’re 6 months away.

  17. Icy-Protection-1545

    Tough to say. Hes inversing himself lately

  18. psytokine_storm

    To his credit, SPY did drop from $105 at close on Oct 6 2008 to $67 at the intraday low on Mar 3, 2009.

    That’s a 36% drop in 5 months, which would bring SPY down to $227 by March if the performance is repeated.

    I don’t think this is a good example of Cramer’s shitty calls.

  19. SnuffCatch

    Holy shit, you mean my tesla calls are actually going to print?

  20. Kamikaza731

    Jim Crammer: sell every stock you have!
    So we now go all in?

  21. HistoryAndScience

    He’s not wrong in the ‘08 article. Basically said if you’re going to need that money and you invested, you should pull out. I remember ‘08 and it was a weird ass time. Everyday you felt like the economy could actually collapse. Probably the most sound advice he gave if you’re looking at it from the perspective of someone in the game at that time

  22. texmexdaysex

    Okay so what he’s saying is the big boys need shares and they want them at a discount.

  23. Brandon_barker

    shit my puts are fucked aren’t they

  24. cyberlogika

    > I’m playing both sides. That way, I always come out on top!

  25. sunshine20005

    To be fair to Cramer, it looks like the SP500 closed at 984 on October 8 2008, and dropped another 15% before bottoming in March 2009

    So that call wasn’t totally wrong

  26. Pravoy_Levoyski

    Not sure people here realise, that after he said to sell on that day in 2008, the S&P500 went down further 30%. So this pics suggest that it was rather quite wise to listen to Cramers advise and sell.

  27. burritopup

    For once i think he might be right

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