Jim Cramer

“Like, Kramer has always hated us and just gashes us at every chance he can get. And in a way, it just brings more, almost like, attention to it.”

“Yes, I do, because when it was at three hundred billion, he told me it could be a couple trillion, and everyone laughed.”

“When you come up with that RPO number, 300 that was the bridge too far.”

“I don't think so, because they really don't have any real edge. You love your chat CPT. I love my Gemini.”

“Tax people, tax rich people until they have, until a lot of money is taken away from them so that that can help healthcare. We have to give healthcare to people and that's everything. And anybody who's involved in the healthcare movement like I am just knows t…”

“I mean, so we made 23% average annual net returns.”

“So like he would take a computer monitor and just throw it at you. And it wouldn't be like one of these playful, like, oh, I'm just going to throw it at you. And like, you're going to get out of the way. He'd like aim dead center for you with like, with force.”

“Hedge funds were a different world back then. It was a very, very small asset class, maybe fifty billion, a hundred billion totals.”

“Jim Cramer's last book, the first, this is a change in religion for him. The first thing he says is the first money you accumulate in the market should be in an index fund.”