Jim Cramer of Mad Money at his Hedge Fund 1997

[TheShaneStocks]

that dude thought the market was volatile back then. I wonder what he thinks about it now.

[TheShaneStocks]

... He was right ... only one thing ... when they took Glass Steagall out it skrewed up the free market... He could have been a mega billionaire and you and I could have been millionaires at least

[coldbloodedkiz]

loll....those of you out there that follow or followed this pathetic crook deserve to lose your life savings...i've followed cnbc and this clown for the last 15 yrs and learned to b a contrarian to these morons and profit handsomely....this shithead has lost the regular american family millions of dollars with his advice and yet cnbc still is his biggest cheerleader...how this piece of shit is not in jail is beyond me

[tigeroll]

I thought he would of had his hair back then, but he lost it already.lol

[bailinnumberguy]

Cramer's parlayed an unsuccessful investment career into a successful television career.

[HillcrestCapital]

Cramer as a side show would be quite the investment. TV loves the overly emotional, irrational figure head who soothes us with advice we like but still allows us to feel superior. Ask Maury Povich and 50 cent... and Nassim Taleb.

[lazybear83]

I bet Jim Cramer was a joy to work for.

[moarscooby]

Jim Creamer,village idiot

[dangolf1890]

Jim Cramer is a mad scientist...now he has Mad Money as a way for him to reclaim his soul.....unsuccessfully if you ask me.

[fuskkito]

Any idea where I can find the full version of this show?

[darkguardian1314]

@fuskkito - It's on Youtube separated into four parts called "Betting on the Market" PBS Frontline (1997)"