Jim Cramer blames bears, media for the public's low interest in stocks

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'There are vast sums of money to be made here, and far too many people are missing out because they've been frightened away from the whole asset class,' the 'Mad Money' host says.

"Don't let the armageddonists and the negativists and the hucksters scare you away from owning stocks," the

Cramer also went beyond the financial world, highlighting more intel from Cembales, to point blame at national media outlets who opt to cover negative economic news that garners more ratings far more often than positive economic information. In mid-August when the bond market flashed a recession warning, the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted more than 800 points. As fears of a looming major economic downturn grew, most news outlets turned their attention to the financial markets. Cramer, however, has consistently hammered home his belief that fears of a recession were overblown.

 

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Cause they want Bitcoin duhhh

We know who is buying and it’s not fault of any bear talk. Please make more REPO and negative rates. We want the market higher on the FED money not on real people money. Makes the bear story very interesting sometime in the future when FED has no more bullets to shoot.

How is he still a thing?

Sure Jim I guess it has nothing to do with the fact that literally hundreds of millions of Americans don’t own a single share of stock. Don’t you turn into a laughing stock Jim - we already have one in the WH.

more like a boomer who’s lost touch 🤣

People have brains! This market is rigged and is going up even when PMI is down and trade war resolution with China is mere gossip!

The leftist media constantly tries to scare the consumer and pretend the economy is bad. No wonder the ignorant and stupid are afraid of the market. The good news is that this means the left is less likely to participate in the market rise. It's a self-imposed penalty.

The market has become a joke! One tweet/lie from Trump and the market reacts according. He's now paved the way for future presidents to do the same.

Perhaps a lot of the public doesn't have money to invest in the stock market

Yes the bears and media are to blame for pointing out to the public how much of a Ponzi these markets have become. How will the elite make fortunes if the fish are not buying this super inflated pos market. If you are not part of the solution then you are part of the problem.

More money for me!

Maybe try convincing Warren Buffet then Jim. Nobody wants to own this fake shit show.

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