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To: Chris McConnel who wrote (1261)	2/7/2003 7:39:28 PM
From: Win-Lose-Draw	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11447

lol. nice timing, in a contrarian way it confirms the informed "guess" that their show isn't going to last much longer. gee, what are the odds these two class acts aren't front-running their own show... Kudlow resigned as chief economist for Bear Stearns, later citing cocaine and alcohol use. And Cramer has acknowledged unsavory trading practices, such as working to manipulate stock analysts today Kuldow was obliquely referred to as a "loser" by another on-air personality who, it has to be said, went a little out of his way to make the comment. smells like a paid-for piece: despite the spin their ratings suck and their demographic is the very people who already spent all their money on CMGI stock. and what picks they are making have been heading straight for the toilet. by the time kramer gets his last tranche together he'll be buying what we're selling, lol. if i sound a little annoyed, it's because i'm rereading some historical works on WW2. it's depressing how ugly humanity can get and the similarities to today are a little disturbing. trivia question: WW2 officially started on September 3 with a declaration of war by which country?

To: Chris McConnel who wrote (1261)	2/7/2003 11:59:41 PM
From: farkarooski	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11447

<<The two aren't exactly blemish-free themselves. In the early '90s, Kudlow resigned as chief economist for Bear Stearns, later citing cocaine and alcohol use. And Cramer has acknowledged unsavory trading practices, such as working to manipulate stock analysts, in his recent book, Confessions of a Street Addict. Cramer writes, "We would work to get upgrades or downgrades because we knew, cynically, that Wall Street was simply a promotion machine." >> I can't imagine Kudlow doing cocaine and alcohol ... He is so farking wholesome !!!