Cramer said the trading day was more volatile than the closing appeared. Stocks traded lower on a worse-than-expected drop in retail sales last month, the Federal Reserve's comments on the state of the economy and ongoing coronavirus pandemic worries, he explained.helped stocks rebound, he added. The bill will potentially include $600-per-person direct payment stimulus checks for Americans.
The Dow eventually closed at 30,154.54, down 0.15%. The S&P 500 inched up 0.18% to 3,701.17 and the Nasdaq Composite climbed 0.50% to 12,658.19."I'm actually thrilled by all the negativity because it means stocks can still go higher. As long as we have doubters, we can rally," he said. "The market goes up when bears turn into bulls, so think of the negativity that we saw all morning as the fuel. When everyone's positive, well that's when you have to worry.
!? Wha!? jimcramer what does this mean lol. U mean, as long as CNBC keeps screaming how good it is to have juice from the fed and treasury, while screaming for stimulus because, you know stock market is in terrible shape from the economy being in SUCH bad shape btd!!!
Clown
Jim the man
THERE ARE NO DOUBTERS! HE KNOWS NOTHING!!!
nice
don't really care for the guy. but it is a good point