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What’s good with Jim Cramer?

Good Work | August 31, 2025



Wham. Bam. Shamalamadingdong. Kaplooey. These are sounds that Jim Joseph Cramer has probably used to describe the stock market.

While the memers among us know the host of CNBC’s “Mad Money” for being the antithesis of stock expertise, Cramer came up on the scene as a Harvard-educated, ex-Goldman Sachs hedge fund manager whose financial blog – TheStreet.com – was read amongst industry insiders.

So what’s up with this jamoche? Is he a clown with a microphone, a stock Socrates, or somewhere in the middle? The Good Work Investigative News Team sat down with Jim to hear more about his life, beliefs and attempted stranglings of former employees.

Featuring a guest appearance by artist, actor and comedian Joe Borzotta, as well as interviews with the CEO/CIO of Tuttle Capital, Matthew Tuttle and The Wall Street Journal’s Heard on the Street editor, Spencer Jakab.

Follow Matthew here: https://x.com/TuttleCapital

Follow Spencer here: https://x.com/Spencerjakab

Follow Joe here: https://www.josephborzotta.com/

Video by Dan Toomey and Henry Stockwell

Thumbnail design by Seth Laupus

Title and packaging by Jen Walsh

Additional editing by Greg Jacob and Sebastian Vega

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This post currently has 28 comments.

  1. @Gaby000999

    August 31, 2025 at 8:46 pm

    I have no idea why YouTube suddenly put GoodWork in my algorithm but now I'm addicted. I don't even watch news of any sort . At first I was confused but it made me laugh so much that I had to watch more videos

  2. @TheMuchoBlast

    August 31, 2025 at 8:46 pm

    Yes he can. Just follow the “Inverse Cramer” Strategy. Google it.
    My favorite: Cramer publicly recommended selling Netflix in November 2012. Incredibly, its stock soared nearly 174% in the ensuing six months.

  3. @hughgrection7246

    August 31, 2025 at 8:46 pm

    Speaking as someone who hasn't watched television since the Iraqi war , I have no idea who Jim Cramer is . But I am very invested in how accurate his financial predictions are . Thank you for your service. God speed.

  4. @keysersoze503

    August 31, 2025 at 8:46 pm

    What a surprise! CNBC chooses ratings over integrity. Mad Money and its investment side show barker apparently garners good ratings despite his ridiculous vapid rapid fire opinions on a myriad of companies. Cramer often appears to be hyperactive, manic or under the influence of a chemical substance. Now he pitches his investment club for a fee of course. It is painful to watch David Faber a man of high intelligence have to cater to this clown in the morning.

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