Shameful meltdown, hard to believe he ever ran real money. Barron's has a cover story on his recommendations. The takeaway, he is entertainment, not investment advice.

There are a lot of Cramer "haters" out there who insist his stock picks are weak. The bottom line, however, is that he's proven. He played the market and "won." This Harvard Law grad is fun to watch.

C'mon. He "succeeded" by using shady tactics to pump and dump stocks in the late 80's and early 90's. Plus a lot of his tips come from his contacts inside the companies he's reviewing. The SEC may not have found him guilty of insider trading, but it smells like it to me. And for all of this, his picks can't even beat the market consistently.

After the discount rate cut, he was on CNBC before the market opened predicting that the market would set a record that day for largest one day point gain.

Uhhh, oops. Swing and a miss.

Exactly Deacon. Jim Cramer would absolutely fail as a hedge fund manager today. He pushed the envelope and gamed the system in a Pre Reg FD world. In the current market he cannot generate alpha. Hence his career as stand up comedian. Would anyone truste a guy as emotionally out of control as the linked video shows? He melted, imagine the scene if he was running a desk. Got to wonder if he would have gone out a window.

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