Cramer’s Mea Culpa

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Crazy times we’re living in, folks. Last week Cramer got torn apart by the media for his Silicon Valley Bank call.

It became more than just a meme: Jim was the butt of thousands of jokes, including from mainstream media outlets. Even Elon Musk chimed in.

On Monday, however, Cramer went on a minute-long mea culpa, which. In a moment of humility, Jim Cramer apologized to his viewers, acknowledged that he “really blew it” with the SVB call, and “absolutely did not see this coming.”

It was a good moment; refreshingly honest and direct.

Watch here:

Honestly, props to Jim for doing this. As banks fail left and right around us, it’s good to have humility and own up to your mistakes.

Monday Mar 13

Wall Street breathed a sigh of relief on Monday, even as a whole slew of new banks began to show signs of trouble.

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[These bank failures] don’t improve the case for bitcoin, I think it’s being manipulated up. I would sell my bitcoin right into this rally. -JC on Monday

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Tuesday Mar 14

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Wednesday Mar 15

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Thursday Mar 16

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Friday Mar 17

Mad Money was off the air Friday.

I honestly can’t remember the last time Jim put in a full 5 day work week.

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That’s a wrap. As always, we’ll be following Cramer’s every move so you can do the opposite.

Enjoy the week ahead.

-IC

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  • We have no ALTS 1 or personal investments in any companies mentioned in this issue.

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Stefan von Imhof

Stefan von Imhof

Stefan von Imhof is the co-founder and CEO of Alts.co.  With a background in alternative asset analysis, valuations, and due diligence, Stefan was born for this world. His alternative investing  newsletter has grown into Alts.co — the world's largest alt investing community, with over 230,000 investors. Originally from Boston and later Santa Barbara, CA, he now lives in Melbourne, Australia with his beautiful wife.

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