Mad Money
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| Genre | Financial news |
| Presented by | Jim Cramer |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Original language | English |
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| Network | CNBC |
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Mad Money is an American financial television program hosted by Jim Cramer, which airs on CNBC. The show debuted on March 14, 2005, and is designed to provide viewers with tools and insights to become better investors. The program is known for its energetic presentation style and Cramer's enthusiastic delivery.
Format[edit | edit source]
Mad Money is structured around Cramer's analysis of the stock market, his investment strategies, and his responses to viewer inquiries. The show typically includes segments such as "The Lightning Round," where Cramer gives rapid-fire opinions on stocks that viewers call in about, and "Am I Diversified?", where he assesses the diversification of a viewer's portfolio.
Segments[edit | edit source]
- The Lightning Round: A fast-paced segment where Cramer provides quick opinions on stocks that viewers call in about.
- Am I Diversified?: Cramer evaluates a viewer's portfolio to determine if it is well-diversified.
- Off the Charts: A technical analysis segment where Cramer examines stock charts to predict future movements.
- Sell Block: Cramer discusses stocks that he believes should be sold.
Host[edit | edit source]
Jim Cramer is a former hedge fund manager and co-founder of TheStreet.com. He is known for his passionate and sometimes theatrical presentation style, which includes using sound effects and props to emphasize his points.
Criticism and Controversy[edit | edit source]
Mad Money has faced criticism for its entertainment-focused approach to financial news. Critics argue that Cramer's stock picks are not always accurate and that the show's fast-paced style may encourage impulsive trading. Despite this, the show has maintained a loyal following and has been praised for making financial news accessible to a broader audience.
Impact[edit | edit source]
Mad Money has influenced the way financial news is presented on television, blending entertainment with investment advice. The show's popularity has led to the creation of similar programs and has made Jim Cramer a well-known figure in the financial world.
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