Mmmmmh.... what could _possibly_ be wrong with Wal-Mart? I don't know. Something tells me the person who wrote this article has never actually been to Wal-Mart. I have and had I been in charge of writing this column I would have title it "Is there anything right with Wal-Mart?".

The 80's called. They want Cramer back.

The system is not salvageable. The rot is too deep. American business leaders are intellectual midgets. At this point they're mentally incapable of grasping anything that goes beyond the next quarters' results. About 15 years ago a friend whom I had met in college decided that his Bachelor of Science didn't open eno...more

Another fear mongering article. Once Soc Sec is done away with, where do you think the sheeple's money will go? Wall Street's pockets via 401k's and IRA's.

Best Buy is a sorry excuse for an electronics store. Their relentless attempts to sell you "extended warranties" and "installation services" are annoying. They prey on uninformed customers, whom they rip off with useless accessories (an HDMI cable carries a digital signal.... an expensive gold plated connector won't ma...more

> Can you blame companies for wanting to build factories overseas to > contain labor costs rather than subject themselves to the government's > attempts to help unions organize? A big resounding YES. That kind of short term thinking is beyond foolish. Driving their own customers into poverty and then wondering w...more

In the span of 24 hours Cramer goes from "With crisis averted, it's time to buy" to "Let's face it: July was awful".

The USA has more known oil reserves that is known in the rest of the world!!!  So why don't we drill it? The USA has about 3% of world reserves. It produces 8% of total world output and consumes 25% of it. The math is simple. Jubak is right, the oil crunch is coming.

Free trade is the root of all evil. America wasn't founded on free trade, quite the opposite. The way the founding fathers ensured that Britain wouldn't take control of America back through industry and trade was to establish tariffs. That encouraged the development of domestic industries. Tariffs paid for the bulk of ...more