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Have Jim interview Malibu Stacy about our AI implementation. That would be pure comedy.
Cramer's brains would leave skid-marks on the bowl.
Cramer has a long history of very bad advice. Having said that he ain’t the only one salting Wells has a good strategy.
Cramer is a paid shill. He clearly knows nothin about what happens "inside." Putting all eggs into the copilot basket is no strategy.
Inverse-Cramer is usually good stock advice.
Cramer's basic investment advice from his books is solid, but if you've read his books, you'd also know that he was a hedge fund manager back when they were allowed to call up CEOs and get inside information.
Now he's an entertainment personality on an investment-themed TV show. Take that however you see fit. In one of his books he advises that Mad Money advice is just ballpark ideas, the viewer is to do their due diligence, not take it as gospel. For Ex: The Lightning Round is him making quick suggestions based on sector, which is why it's usually him recommended the sector leader to questions about other players in the sector.
Who listens to Jim Cramer? He is a fraud.
lol copilot for all!
how so jim? by suppressing its objective outputs when it doesnt suit wells' narrative.
JC is the biggest li---r their is. People don't realize how much companies pay to be "on" CNBC. There is a big difference between Chat LLM and agentic AI. When I look at WF management LinkedIn profiles and messages you will discover there is not one mention of agentic AI. 3/3 and 3/17 are dates before 3/23 when this bank reports. As we saw with XYZ blaming a layoff on AI replacement isn't going to work -- in the long run.
What Cramer's opinion is worth: September 2008, during the height of the 2008 financial crisis, CNBC host Jim Cramer publicly touted the stability of Wachovia Corporation, only to have the bank collapse and agree to a fire-sale acquisition just two weeks later. Cramer later apologized, citing he was misled by management.