The stock market rallied for the second straight day on Wednesday as investors appear to have grown more comfortable with the health risk.
"I think we can probably take the prospect of a lockdown off the table. If you go back to the spring of 2020 you saw one industry after another get obliterated as hospital systems got overwhelmed and states shut down their economies in order to flatten the curve. That is not going to happen this time," the "Mad Money" host said.
Remind me where his medical degree is from?
🎶 so this is Christmas, and what do I see ? 500 million “pills” mistakenly delivered to me . The shelves are all empty and so drunk are the elves- I’m so covidconfused, living in hell . Merry merry Christmas and happy new year -I hope it’s a good 1 with lots of good cheer
He is a doctor?
When he says stocks he means “me and my restaurant”.
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Why does CNBC worship this guy? Seriously? Enough already. If your network wants to be taken seriously, cut him loose. I am so tired of all of the other hosts kissing his a-s. He is over rated. And now he will complain that Twitter hates him…
Who cares about lockdowns. This variant is super contagious. Cramer, the equity markets are going to fall due to everyone having to take the time off work to recuperate. In the last 24 hours all three of my kids in their 20’s caught it. They are isolating and unable to work.
Covid-Cramer is finally waking up and realizing that Covid fear isn’t good for his portfolio
Close your mouth buddy that picture is really flattering 🤣 tired of seeing this 🤡 flapping his lips
God called and asked to speak to Cramer.
Coming from the guy with covid.....
masks work. jimcramer failed to set an example
Jim
Just destroy shorts
Jim
We trust him because?
Is he a epidemiologist Cuz.. Why does it matter what he says?
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