Jim Cramer Explains the Stock Market to A-Rod

[@NateOBrien]

I'm going all-in on Lehman Brothers

[@mark123456ful]

Nah dude, I see true potential on Enron. Don’t sleep on this, jump on this with me!!

[@mannyb332211]

Diversify, Diversify

[@xchapix]

Enron all the way

[@Antonio-Russell]

@@mannyb332211 nah bro, concentrate concentrate

[@arealgem9404]

A Rod taking notes: “ Bring home frijoles for JLO”.

[@speakingtruths4215]

A Real Gem Frijoles? Oh, because she’s Mexican? Yeah, wasn’t racist at all.

[@arealgem9404]

alexgomez83 they’re both jokes my man. I’m Hispanic

[@michaelc1063]

XD

[@xchapix]

Speaking Truths 😂

[@harshmellow5026]

I started being mad , and then laughed at this threadp

[@BubbaBlackmon]

Buy index funds. Then you have the same investment as the multi billion dollar pension funds. Razor thin expense ratios and no broker picking your pocket. John Bogle the founder of Vanguard did more for the little guy than anyone in history by creating the first index fund.

[@nathaniel9384]

Fidelity has zero expense ratio mutual funds.

[@KelFabian718]

Yup 👍

[@mralgo3836]

Lol Vanguard ain't that great. There's plenty of other people/companies in finance that have done more for the little guy... btw you know that the US retiree is the largest holder of German Gov negative yielding debt in their Vanguard 401k? Just imagine for a second that rates explode, what happens to the $15-17 trillion in neg yield debt and the people who hold it? Hmmmm I wonder why the fed has done half a trillion in repo over the past few months... Sure seems like liquidity is freezing up, and rates are going to rise. I would love to see how easy it is to sell an index fund when the spread is wider than Madonna's vag

[@shockwave1492]

He's not explaining anything to A-Rod

[@kiklocus4660]

shockwave 1 baahaha

[@GhostTraderz]

Arod taking side notes.... “The stock market made Jim hair go away 😂

[@TheRDGuarantee]

The useful advice in this video is at 3:45. The other messages - Protect the little guys? Rigged? Just throwing out claims without any real substance behind the points

[@jackr332]

what do you think about my comment

[@TheRDGuarantee]

Jimmy Duke right on my guy. I have a finance channel so seeing random claims like this thrown out bugs me haha

[@jackr332]

@@TheRDGuarantee Me too. Especially for someone like Cramer who claims to know so much and gets paid millions for teaching other people about the stock market

[@Isaacaguilar30]

pick up a book and learn!!

[@xxrngxx5]

For beginners like me I highly suggests you guys take a look at vanguard ETFs. VTI & VOO are great examples.

[@IanDunlap]

Bin G yessss

[@mattck92]

Buy bear sterns

[@dajon661]

LMAO

[@calibay1989]

Short the world!

[@chessandmathguy]

Simple strategy that has worked for over a century: buy blue chips at or near support, however you define support. Works overall, in the long or not too short run.

[@jackr332]

I don't agree with this. $1000 is an amount many if they save up can afford. And they bring up the Berkshire Hathaway example. They neglected to mention it has class B shares (which are essentially the same thing) which trade for $220. Stock market is not rigged towards the big buys in fact its almost the opposite, the stock market has made investments that were previously only available to wealthy investors and big time institutions - available to the little guy. The stock market is the great equalizer

[@CCC13452]

Jimmy Duke I’m going to weigh your opinion compared to a person who has been an investor for 25+ years who has an education and has been a proven guide in the stock market

[@RomilCPatel]

Yes, 1000 isn’t a lot, but you don’t just have one position, you would have more diversification, moreover many beginners will trade products such as options which cover a hundred shares, so now it’s 100000. What’s good is that more brokers are offering fractional shares.

[@mannyb332211]

So_called_Cesar if you take everything that Cramer says to heart you're ab idiot. Gotta take what he says with a grain of salt

[@james1000]

Fractional shares...

[@acornsucks2111]

Little guy needs to by other stocks, or a mutual fund. Little guy should not think life caters to him. Climb, don't complain.

[@michaelg7904]

But the SJWs won't like your answer. Everything should be free and life should mean we're all equal. ;)

[@tasheemhargrove9650]

"Little guy should not think life caters to him" - Cramer is basically saying that everything should not cater to the big players in the Market. But somehow you interpret leveling the playing field as catering to the little guy. That's like saying that if you got into a conflict with a professional MMA fighter in a bar, you wouldn't think it'd be reasonable for someone to hand you a weapon or to even have your friends join you if that MMA fighter decides to take a swing at you. You're standing there saying "I'm not fighting a professional fighter by myself, without a weapon". If someone sitting nearby just told you "beat him, don't complain", that person would be an idiot. Or that's like a team of guys robbing a bank with machine guns and all you're carrying is a knife. They don't bring all that gear for no reason. They want to make sure that the situation is as rigged in their favor as possible. Anyone who says "don't complain" is offering no sensible solutions. The people most likely to say that in that situation are the bank robbers themselves and their hostages with Stockholm syndrome.

[@ChuckDavis360]

Fractional shares is coming to Robinhood and Schwab. Might be something for the small investor.🙂

[@DaJakeB]

The government researching the crash of 2008 would actually require them to reflect on their monetary and fiscal policies... there’s no way they want to look into that and admit their wrongdoings

[@sommi888]

🧡💛💚💙 Guy on the left (black hood) is on Xanax. Don't ask how I know 🧡💛💚💙

[@PCConditioning]

sommi what’s wrong w/that?

[@seckinoldo]

Watch all the youtube videos you can. You’ll see a patern. All that matters is price action, volume, and news

[@duallylicensed145]

Exactly what I been doing 👀😕🤔💯💯

[@ThinkMoneyBenny]

Good sit-down talk here, I’m liking the vibes..

[@michaelc1063]

The most honest thing Cramer has said.

[@ThePokersurfer]

Just learned the cash app from Square provides fractional.shares!

[@codythrive5154]

If you need to split stocks it’s not like you’d be making much money anyways. If you don’t have 500k+ in the stock market you won’t be making much. It’s a 10%/yr long game. Not a 200 -> 2mil overnight thing.

[@ThePokersurfer]

Easy solution ....... you can now buy "fractional" shares through Stash and Robinhood etc ....... AND online brokerages for the most part are commission FREE! That alone changes the dynamics for the little guy.

[@coconutsfor2963]

ThePokerSurfer no fractional shares on Robinhood- but on M1 finance 👍🏽

[@ThePokersurfer]

@@coconutsfor2963 Robinhood announced today that next year it will allow fractional.shares! qz.com/1765413/robinhood-plans-to-let-customers-invest-with-as-little-as-1/?YPL&yptr=yahoo

[@basedbonsai]

Has this guy never heard of fractional investing through Cash App. You can literally buy as little as $1 of any stock.

[@STXRBOY999]

Henry Erickson yup

[@hassan717]

my cat can do a better job of explaining the stock market.

[@michaelg7904]

You don't need an investigation when the market crashes because a mind-blowing number of people who should never have been home "owners" defaulted on their government-assigned mortgages.

[@pouriamaleki2479]

There are different methods of valuation on wether to Buy/Sell the stock. Investors use a combination of valuations to figure out if a stock is under/overvalued. The prices do not come out of no where like this dude is saying. Investors use valuation methods such as DDM,FCFF, FCFE , P/E ratio to find the price of a stock. Prices don’t just appear out of nowhere or being targeted to prevent ordinary people from investing.

[@hoskinsresearch]

You don't "play" the stock market.

[@mannyb332211]

You ride it

[@WICKMANMITCH]

Exactly. I hate when people use that phrase when speaking on the stock market smh

[@alberto3980]

Higher prices for stock doesn't mean its rigged. For example, Berkshire Hathaway Class A shares trade for $337,491/Share. One of the many reasons they don't split, is because they want to keep the uneducated investor out. Warren Buffet doesn't want people that don't know what they are doing to day trade/short-term trade his stock. If the share price for a class A stock is that much, a lot more people would at least try to make a more informed investment decision and holder for longer peiods. ALSO, it doesnt matter if google is at $1,000 or $100 a share. The return on the investment is still the same. If you invest $10,000 into google and your return is 10%, you've made $100. Whether you own 100 shares or 10 shares is irrelevant.

[@jasonassi9447]

Big companies like Berkshire have big stock prices because they want their share holders to be legitimate investors looking long term that won’t constantly flip their stock and mess with its value, do your hw bud

[@derperderp9036]

No talk about dividends?!

[@jefflombardi7763]

Very simple. The Fed will always prop it up. The end.

[@MusicLoverRecords]

What is he talking about? There’s fractal shares now

[@misterstaple]

This guy ever heard of fractional shares???

[@burrellinvestments5952]

I think that that was pretty on point. The stock market isn't rigged, however, in the short term it can be manipulated... But yeah longer term or even year by year it isn't. They're to many different parties involved and like anything else the market as a whole determines the price of something/stock.

[@mannyb332211]

In the short term the stock market is a voting machine, in the long run it's a weighing machine -Warren Buffet

[@erickvelazquez7554]

Well how will we benefit from stock appreciation if a company keeps it's price per stock low other than benifiting from div. yield?

[@sc358.]

When a stock splits, you have more stocks. Example: Market Cap $100 billion Total Shares Outstanding 100 thousand Stock Price $1,000.00 So then split each share 10 for 1. There are now 1 billion shares outstanding. You now own 10 $100.00 shares instead of 1 $1,000.00 share. It does nothing for making the company more valuable (easier for people to buy it so you may see some undue appreciation). The economics of the business drive the share price over a longer period of time. The stock market being an auction driven market along with other factors not driven by the actual fundamentals of the business can allow the stock to be priced way under/over in the short term. If you were to call up the same broker on your personal residence over a years period, then chances are it wouldn't change dramatically, say maybe 40% on occasions from trough to peak like many stocks tend to do on a regular basis. Google any public funeral home service businesses an look at the price in December vs today. Now ask yourself did human mortality dramatically just change? Pretty silly... We want to find unreasonably cheap businesses we can understand, that have low risk. The market gives you them every now and again and these types of bets, on average, provide very good returns.

[@andrewrodriguez5036]

The little guy !! The little guy !! The little guy!!

[@philhtx4103]

Worst thing for the “little guy” is the PDT rule in US.

[@ulos100]

Day trading is not the way, also, if you could buy and sell all you wanted, imagine how volatile and manipulated the market would be then?

[@warrenbuffett4164]

Snapchat, Uber, Tesla, Netflix, only stocks you will ever need

[@CC-ke2bn]

Warren Buffett bad advice

[@thomaslabelle3093]

Tesla and Uber are the only one standing a chance long term.

[@Rsmith420]

Snapchat???? Tf are you smoking?

[@mattnelson8740]

Berkshire has b shares

[@animevideos7278]

This guy did not explain the fundamental of the stock market or anything whatsoever.

[@michaelg7904]

It's rigged. ;)

[@carbon.the.christ5626]

Proof he is one of the people helping to do the rigging. If Cramer told the truth about the market he would no longer have a job.

[@sunnypointinvesting3873]

Too late of a reasoning - fractional investing is here.

[@provenknowledge]

I’m hesitant to invest in the stock market, and unfortunately this didn’t make me feel any better about it. 😂

[@ulos100]

For small cap investors, I would recommend M1 Finance, go check it out.

[@incognitwo4235]

Im Slow *long term

[@ulos100]

Incognitwo Of course, but I was really pointing out that it’s fractional investing, so if you have little capital, it’s a good place to start.

[@geoe5137]

*angry mob chanting* yeah! Berkshire! Hundred thousand money! Too expensive bad! Warren Buffett: uhhhh hello, BRK.B

[@PandemicGameplay]

The dude in the black jacket is extremely uneducated about stocks and investing in general. His bias makes it sound like a casino game to "play" which turns young people away from consistent long term INVESTING. You should have someone who actually knows about long term investing, Cramer is a sham.

[@arealgem9404]

PandemicGameplay how is Cramer a sham !????

[@mannyb332211]

So basically this whole video is a scam 😂. Which it is (for half the part) if you ask me. Cramer saying it's unfair for $1000+ stocks to be $1000+ stocks is redundant. It is what it is. Save up and buy one or two of those. Then invest in other stocks that will potentially go up to 1000+. Everyone gets a chance, wait your turn.

[@DaveTomahawk]

If you know who the guy in the black coat was youd know hes a big gambler.

[@user-ql3ws5uz1d]

The host just nods his head as he comprehends nothing

[@stephanwilliams4143]

Stock market is basically a casino for rich people

[@stephanwilliams4143]

@@jovannicruz261 yee

[@WallStreetIceCream]

The whole market is manipulated

[@carpettunnel8837]

Why do exchanges even require you to buy full shares? It should just be like cryptocurrencies where things are divisible to several decimal places. People will argue that people shouldn’t be investing in individual stocks if they can’t afford to buy a single share of a $2,000 stock, but that isn’t the point, it’s technologically feasible for us to buy 1 millionth of an asset, so exchanges should facilitate it.

[@TheOpinionSports]

Most stocks are not a thousand bucks.

[@Ari-lu5ve]

okcboi yeah lol i was like what

[@bradc7002]

For real! the bold guy talks like he knows everything there is to know about stocks.

[@Ari-lu5ve]

@@bradc7002 to be fair, he's been working in the investment industry his whole life and graduated from Harvard. With that being said, I still wouldn't listen to him lol

[@bradc7002]

@@Ari-lu5ve LOL

[@panama1942]

The only thing you need to know is just keep buying

[@jeffreymcdaniels216itstheworld]

A ROD DON'T SELL BEAR STEARNS

[@xxrngxx5]

Time in the market will always be superior to timing the market.

[@james1000]

This is really dumb. Even if there weren't fractional shares, just saving in a savings account until you can afford a share. Also, many stocks are way less than $1000. Also Berkshire Hathaway has B shares for a couple thousand dollars, not 100k. Also, trades are no transaction free.

[@NYCKILLA95]

NOPE INDEX FUNDS THERE IS ORHER WAYS SAVE YOUR MONEY DONT GET SCARED

[@Farhancanopyone]

lol...his show is called "Fast Money".

[@tylerfreitas1453]

Farhan K it’s called mad money dumbo

[@Farhancanopyone]

You can't see me 🤚

[@MGlyfe]

A ROD. D O P E!!!

[@brilliantran9808]

There has to be volatility for little guys to become big guys. Heck i gotta hold Amazon for 20 years to potentially make money lmfao. Learned TA, and killing it with Margin where buying and hold is just a joke lmfao

[@AaronBurtforensiclean]

I wish Cramer would've answered the question....

[@evanhoffman4978]

nice A rod puts nothing on paper with pen

[@karolmetal4256]

If a little guy could get a loan from the Fed he would buy the Amazon

[@speakingtruths4215]

ARod seems restless and bored these days. Derek seems to be much more comfortable in his retirement and avoids the limelight. ARod wants to be seen. Their personalities couldn’t be more different.

[@DynamicUnreal]

Maybe A-Rod wants to do much more with his life than be a former baseball player.

[@termita358]

Neither Bush, nor Obama did an investigation. This is a bipartisan issue 🤣🤣🤣

[@juanfelipe8484]

Enough of the rigging bullshit. Buy VOO or VTI etf and you’ll be fine

[@ElisPalace]

The big guys like little guys being in stocks because the little guy has no idea what he's doing. And this is so stupid it's like saying it's not fair someone on minimum wage can't buy a mansion on the beach..... Those companies cost $1000 because they are big successful companies. No one stopped the little guy buying in when the stock was cheap like apple was once $2 a stock

[@tombaird7902]

Jim Cramer recommended Lenny Dykstra. Don't listen to him.

[@charlitoadams777]

Focpx 🤑🤑

[@beaudazzle449]

Cramer is a giant phony...can’t stand his phony prognostications.

[@paulpicone1121]

Dont be a little guy then bottom line boo hoo lol

[@mikeme229]

Jim Kramer is such a fool

[@emerson777]

Young people, invest in crypto, thank me later.

[@adriansegura6352]

Thank you later when they lose everything . Smh

[@randomkid7390]

This was just a bunch of liberal BS.

[@Zenas101]

First comment!

[@anthonyemmm]

Stock market is basically gambling

[@buttsrus]

Just buy an S&P 500 index fund. Also Berkshire Hathaway has class B shares that are affordable to everyone...

[@arealgem9404]

Cube how much should one invest into S&P 500 and what kind of returns In 10-20 yrs ?

[@kappobetz]

80% of your income. 8% average return a year.

[@arealgem9404]

Opportunity Investing what other indexes / funds ? Shorting & options is good ?

[@mannyb332211]

Opportunity Investing that's bad advice

[@arealgem9404]

mannyb332211 what’s good advice then Manny !??

[@joliva94]

Guy at Barstool doesn’t understand the stock market. Shocker.

[@chuckrennert5783]

He tells you its rigged! Who wants to play a rigged gane? You think the rich are going to scam A-rod? IfA-rod buys a stock he already knows where its going and when there taking him out. Joe six pack doesnt have those connections! He gets fleeced!

[@edugen100]

Best advice dont be the little guy

[@bradc7002]

You'll always be when you start

[@edugen100]

Brad C tru the mindset should be to always save invest and network. Never play victim that punchers chance