Thursday, May 18, 2006
Real Money Blog
Listen as the Market Yells 'Uncle'
05/18/2006 3:48 PM
In this article, Cramer exclaims: "Capitulation right here, right now."
Also, he mentions the spiraling declines in the drillers and attributes it to the mind numbing decline in natural gas.
Too Much Negativity on the Nasdaq
05/18/2006 3:13 PM
In this article, Cramer mentions the out of control negativity, with regards to Nasdaq related stocks.
Cramer's approach is to "pick away" at the decline.
He exclaims: "I just feel that the whole NDX is too beaten up in a short period, beaten up more than it was six years ago. Yet the stocks are actually cheap; they weren't then. "
Worries Should Subside on Metal Meltdown
05/18/2006 3:00 PM
In this article, Cramer cites the recent selloff in metals as "the most vicious selloffs I have seen in my life."
Furthermore, he cites the knifing decline in natural gas and says: " I would not be surprised if you soon are hearing that major users of oil are developing programs to switch to natural gas."
In short, Cramer believes buying into this dip is still the way to go.
05/18/2006 3:48 PM
In this article, Cramer exclaims: "Capitulation right here, right now."
Also, he mentions the spiraling declines in the drillers and attributes it to the mind numbing decline in natural gas.
Too Much Negativity on the Nasdaq
05/18/2006 3:13 PM
In this article, Cramer mentions the out of control negativity, with regards to Nasdaq related stocks.
Cramer's approach is to "pick away" at the decline.
He exclaims: "I just feel that the whole NDX is too beaten up in a short period, beaten up more than it was six years ago. Yet the stocks are actually cheap; they weren't then. "
Worries Should Subside on Metal Meltdown
05/18/2006 3:00 PM
In this article, Cramer cites the recent selloff in metals as "the most vicious selloffs I have seen in my life."
Furthermore, he cites the knifing decline in natural gas and says: " I would not be surprised if you soon are hearing that major users of oil are developing programs to switch to natural gas."
In short, Cramer believes buying into this dip is still the way to go.
