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Cramer on Friday praised the Federal Reserve’s bank stress tests, saying they made Washington look tough on out-of-favor financial institutions while at the same time leaving room to push decisive action off into an undefined future.
“The bears are overmatched by both [Fed Chairman] Bernanke and [Treasury Secretary] Geithner,” Cramer said during Stop Trading!. “What they did today was brilliant.”
Populist anger should be appeased by the Fed’s emphasis on higher-than-usual capital requirements, an attempt to make sure banks survive the recession, especially if it lasts longer than expected. And short sellers will be reluctant to raid banks because there is no guarantee the Fed will punish those that fail this test.
“All they’re trying to do is stall and delay,” Cramer said of Bernanke and Geithner.
The one negative out of today’s news? Neither Goldman Sachs [GS
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Cramer's charitable trust owns Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase.
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