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Jim Cramer
The latest analysis and commentary from Jim Cramer and TheStreet editorial team on what’s moving markets now.
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The fulcrum is growth, not trade, not the Fed, not rates.
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'So now we are supposed to believe that GE being kicked out of the Dow is the bottom?'
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'Honestly it is beyond ridiculous when these buyers simply will not quit.'
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'Who has a better hand? Who can hold out the longest? I am talking about the People's Republic of China versus the United States.'
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'I have always thought that where the 10-year treasury trades is a sideshow.'
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"Today's a mess. Tomorrow, too."
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'We need a gloom index. Just an amalgam of names that encompass the gloom and can be bought every time we feel gloomy.'
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'FAANG, or FAAANG (add Apple AAPL and Adobe ADBE to the A of Amazon AMZN ) is abhorrent to most money managers who opine on stocks.'
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'The narrowness of this phase of the advance is beginning to call into question whether we have an advance at all.'
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'There are plenty of younger portfolio managers who think the banks are like Sears and JC Penney: they are old-line brick and mortar stores.'
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'The president is not trying to get the Dow to hit new highs. That was 2017’s game.'