Cramer Gets His Bonus
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Cramer Gets His Bonus
When the banks win, he wins.
By Caitlin McDevitt and Karim Bardeesy
Posted Friday, July 17, 2009 - 4:07pm
Cramer: $10,976.73 (up 9.76 percent since the inauguration).
Update, June 5, 5:15 p.m. ET: While Obama has spent the week trying to make peace in the Middle East, we've been making money here in the United States. Our portfolio has been boosted by our Apple (AAPL) stock, which rose thanks to word that Steve Jobs will be returning to the company after months of sick leave. Speaking of jobs, Wal-Mart (WMT) announced yesterday that it will be hiring an additional 22,000 workers. That news, along with the report of the company's $15 billion stock buyback, helped to buoy its stock value this week, a bonus for Cramer's otherwise sagging portfolio. Finally, the Bureau of Labor Statistics' unemployment report released today included smaller-than-expected job losses, which could provoke some cautious investor optimism in upcoming weeks.
The Big Money: $15,069.55 (up 50.70 percent since the inauguration).
Cramer: $11,068.28 (up 10.68 percent since the inauguration).
Comments
Father's Day gift
Father's Day is now approaching. You need to go out and get a Father's Day Gift. You spent more time thinking about what you were getting for Mother's Day – admit it – and you should do more for the other person who gave you life. (It takes two to tango, so to speak.) The role of the father is just as important, and getting a few holiday gift ideas, maybe some advance loans to do something nice for dear old Dad would be a great idea. (Mom didn't teach you how to do a brake job, change a flat, or use power tools, now did she? Fess up!) Some short term loans to do something nice or a great Father's Day gift would be well spent.
Spam from AnyC
Andy, Father's Day "now" approaching? Which country/planet? Promoting business in the comments section is forbidden.