Jim Cramer‘s financial show Mad Money is odd for the first minute you watch it, funny for the next two or three, captivating for anywhere from five to 10, and then it’s just scary. He’s a market analyst who drums up a heart attack the way a bulimic purges. Anyway, someone called last night to say, “Booyah,” and then ask about Blockbuster. For what it’s worth, Cramer freaked out, hit the “sell” button about a dozen times, and set a price estimate for the struggling company at $2.
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