Everyday Freethought

There was another typo in the “Mad Money” RSS feed:

The Dow closed up 21 points today.  Politices and your portfolio – as the race for the White House heats up, Cramer shows you how to blaze the campaign trail with profits.  4ED1-PL-us, KFT – Dow diamond in the rough?  Jim tells you if it could be this stock’s time to shine.  And, ALXN vs. ROST – find out which company has the winning strategy for 2012.

I assume that is a typo. It sure looks weird to me.

Mad Money got 2012 off to a great start with another typo in the RSS feed:

On the first trading day of the year, the Dow soared 180 points.  Cramer busts some market myths from 2011 so you can focus on the facts this year.  Then, find out if Cramer thinks T is a Dow diamon in the rough.  Plus, Jim acts as a Monday morning quarterback and pits 2011 S and P top performers COG and ISRG against each other on the profit playing field.  And, Cramer reexamines a golden opportunity.

Is this an omen for the rest of the year?

There was a typo on the RSS feed for “Mad Money” for the episode for 09/30/2011:

The Dow closed 241 points down, ending below 11,000 points on the last day of the worst quarter in 2 years. Cramer tells you what it would take for you to seize the reigns again. Plus, is there a way around uncertainty in Europe? Jim explains what needs to happen before we’re back on track. And, Jim does some homework and answers your questions.

I assume they meant “reins” instead of “reigns”.

There was another typo on the Mad Money RSS feed, this time for the episode on 09/21/2011:

The Dow plummeted 284 points today, should investors be blaming the Fed’s signifi-can’t outlook?  Get Jim’s play after the Fed’s latest call.  Plus, could slowing demand for coal leave one industrial mining stock stuck between a rock and a hard place?  Jim mines for answers woth Joy Global’s CEO.  And, he got game?  ERTS’s CEO walks investors through a virtual space that’s making real profits.

There was another typo in the Mad Money RSS feed entry for the episode on 09/12/2011:

The Dow reversed huge losses in the last hour of trading today, closing up an unexpected 69 points.  Jim recommends a helmet for the seemingly endless cycling.  Plus, did BRCM’s acquisition just sweeten the deal for semi plays?  Get Jim’s pin paly that could help investors strike it rich!  And, battle of the bargain cos. – find out which dollar store play could make the most cents.

There was another Mad Money RSS feed typo. This one was in the entry for the August 16, 2011 episode:

After 3 days of rallying, the Dow snapped its streak to end down 77 points.  hear Jim’s take on the action.  Plus, still banking on BAC?  Find otu what Cramer thinks after the stock dropped 45 percent for the year.  And, a high end retail stock that’s performing better than expected.  Jim checks in with SKS.  Also, find out if SRZ could help your portfolio retire right.

Originally posted 2011-07-26 22:05:38

ITW went down 8%, even though their profits were up 20%. Yikes!

I have still not put in any stops, but I may do that later tonight. I will see what Cramer has to say. He was not upset by the averages yesterday. We will see what happens.

Cramer has said a few interesting things as to why stocks might be a good place to be going forward. The main one that I can remember is: Many companies have better balance sheets than governments.

One counter argument is that if there is no debt deal, the commercial paper market could freeze up. I am sure that a lot of companies are in better shape than they were in 2008, but if things completely locks up, then what happens?

Originally posted 2011-07-25 22:22:13

I am still trying to decide what to do about the debt ceiling debate. I had my brokerage account set up to automatically re-invest my dividends into the stock. I have changed that for some of my stocks to go to cash. I have not set any stops. The market did not go down as badly as I thought it would.

Also: There is a typo in the RSS feed entry for tonight’s episode of Mad Money:

The Dow clawed its way back from steep, triple-digit losses earlier today but lost steam once again before the close.  Find out if the narket is at debt’s door.  Plus, after reporting a better than expected quarter and raising guidance, could ETN help your portfolio surge?  Jim gets answers from its CEO.  And, flea market find?  Find out which comapny could have hidden value.  Jim reveals his surprising discovery in tonight’s Under The Radar.

Originally posted 2011-07-12 22:27:18

There is another typo in the RSS feed for Mad Money. Here is the entry:

The Dow fell 59 points today.  Get Cramer’s take on what’s tipping the balance of this market.  Plus, Jim checks in with the CEO of NVLS to talk earnings and the future of the semiconductor industry.  Find out if a tech turnaround is on the horizon.  Then, Cramer sits down with the CEO of CLNE to discuss new developments in the demand for nat. gas.  And, Jim chats with the CEO of CRZO.  Tune in to see if this cmopany could fuel a solution to America’s energy concerns.  You can’t afford to miss it!

Originally posted 2011-07-07 21:22:17

I watch “Mad Money” with Jim Cramer. I download it every night. I sometimes notice there are misspellings in the RSS feed. Tonight I give you the following for the episode June 30, 2011:

The Dow closed 153 ponits today.  With over 25 pivotal drug trials underway, Cramer’s giving CELG a check up.  And only a handful of new product announcements and company initiatives have the power to really move a stock – find out how to spot them.  Plus, should you hang up on analysts covering two smartphone pioneers and permanently disconnect the stocks fromn your portfolio?