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Cramer says: “…The word is…that the big next shoe to drop is private equity. Deals done between 2006 and 2007 that are going to crater and cause gigantic problems.”
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Jim: On Thursday you shared a theory that the upswings in the markets have been driven by large investments in the S&P futures as a commodity rather than investment in the individual stocks that make up the S&P. If there is an unusual undercurrent here of artificially raising the S&P stocks, which for the past five days seems to outweigh the performance of the stocks on their own merit, should we be looking only at those S&P stocks that meet explicit yield thresholds, have lots of cash on-hand, and are least effected by an economic downturn? Why look outside the S&P if we can realize some short-term gains from large amounts of unusual investing? --Glenn
Cramer says: “That strategy, which is a conservative strategy, did better than any other strategy this week. It is amazing how conservative tried and true strategies made you more money in this rally than anything else. I think you’re dead right, and I want to do exactly what you said.”
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