because stocks are not causes. They are not religious icons. They are not even sports teams. They are pieces of paper tied, not to the short-sellers or the owners, but to the performance of the company.
If you are that unsure of the company itself - not the crowd but the company - move on because you are simply too thin-skinned and too ignorant to be a shareholder in any company.
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They are pieces of paper tied, not to the short-sellers or the owners, but to the performance of the company.
JIM CRAMER Apr 22, 2021 3:10 PM EDT 7
Don't fear the taxman, view this one as an opportunity, not a penalty.
JIM CRAMER Apr 21, 2021 12:56 PM EDT 0
Because unlike almost any other companies in the world, they get the benefit of the doubt, and they deserve it.
An exclusive Barron’s survey finds 67% of Big Money managers bullish on stocks, up from 54% in the fall.
The former Legg Mason investing star flamed out during the financial crisis, and then returned to renewed success in his own firm. A lot of his recent performance has come from a few spectacular investment plays.