We all know what this means

[Po_d Mainiac]

Cramer doesn’t think so. That’s why he recommended buying into this weakness. Maybe the market drops another 3% to 5% – at most – though he said we might have seen a bottom in the last 20 minutes of today’s trading session. Worst-case scenario, though, he doesn’t expect the Dow to dip below 7,000 or the S&P 500 below 750, which is 5% down from here.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/29957527

[babylonsister]

1. Explain it? Thanks. nt

[aquart]

2. No. I don't.

I am REALLY getting pissed at these half-assed original posts that ask for a response while leaving out vital and appropriate information.

OPs are NOT the same as a fly by comment in someone else's OP.

[angstlessk]

3. of course we do, consult Jon Stewart for financial advise...then laugh all the way

to: a) the bank b) the poor house

[notesdev]

7. These days

The bank is laughing all the way to you.

Welcome to Soviet Russia.

[Jack Sprat]

4. Not all of us. What does it mean?

[dixiegrrrrl]

5. It means do the opposite of whatever Cramer says to do.

[Po_d Mainiac]

6. angstlessk and dixie are spot on

After the number Jon Stewart did on Cramer I assumed it was common knowledge his picks and predictions stood a 66% chance of coming up short.

In the future I shall make certain to add the :sarcasm: icon. Better yet, I'll never mention the fool again unless it includes details of the SEC indictment that shuts him up/down for good.

[Warpy]

8. Translation? "Bend over."

That is all.