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To: Bwe who wrote (1245)	8/7/2001 10:03:03 PM
From: Dale Baker	Respond to of 1822

"Changing your mind" does not address pounding the table about something then doing a 180 degree turn and saying "oops". Personally, when I see someone blow a call like that (or several) I don't take anything they say ever again at face value. SI has several gurus who blew chow on calls they HYPED TO THE MOON. If the rodent wants to reserve the right to change his mind, fine. But tell the little ferret to get outta my face with the rah-rah Cramer-knows-what's-RIGHT-now! crap. Can't play both ends against the middle, be an insightful visionary and a prudent investor at the same time. In other words, Cramer should stop being such a flipping hypocrite and stand by his calls or tone them down. But he won't, because it's the only way he can attract the attention he craves. If Cramer is reading this, I stand by my earlier words, buddy. No changes required.