| | '''Jim Cramer''' (full name '''Cramer, James J. (Jim)''', born February 10, 1955)<ref name=pabook>{{cite web|title=Cramer, James J. (Jim)|url=http://www.pabook.libraries.psu.edu/palitmap/bios/Cramer__Jim.html|author=Michael A. Kowalski|date=Spring 2008|publisher=[http://www.pabook.libraries.psu.edu/ The Pennsylvania Center for the Book]}}, June 6, 2009.</ref> is the television host of [[CNBC|CNBC's]] ''[[Mad Money]]'', a former [[hedge fund]] manager, and also a best-selling author.<ref>[https://www.cnbc.com/id/17364946/site/14081545/ Jim Cramer Bio], CNBC.com</ref> Cramer is a market commentator for ''TheStreet.com'', which he co-founded and of which he is the largest shareholder. In addition to writing a column for ''TheStreet.com'', Cramer also writes about the stock market as a columnist for ''New York'' magazine, and he is a frequent contributor to ''Time'' magazine. He was a founder of and former columnist for ''SmartMoney'' [[magazine]] and helped found ''American Lawyer'' magazine. Jim Cramer also shares his stock picks live on air with [[Erin Burnett]] during his ''"Stop Trading!"'' segment on CNBC's ''Street Signs''. | | '''Jim Cramer''' (full name '''Cramer, James J. (Jim)''', born February 10, 1955)<ref name=pabook>{{cite web|title=Cramer, James J. (Jim)|url=http://www.pabook.libraries.psu.edu/palitmap/bios/Cramer__Jim.html|author=Michael A. Kowalski|date=Spring 2008|publisher=[http://www.pabook.libraries.psu.edu/ The Pennsylvania Center for the Book]}}, June 6, 2009.</ref> is the television host of [[CNBC|CNBC's]] ''[[Mad Money]]'', a former [[hedge fund]] manager, and also a best-selling author.<ref>[https://www.cnbc.com/id/17364946/site/14081545/ Jim Cramer Bio], CNBC.com</ref> Cramer is a market commentator for ''TheStreet.com'', which he co-founded and of which he is the largest shareholder. In addition to writing a column for ''TheStreet.com'', Cramer also writes about the stock market as a columnist for ''New York'' magazine, and he is a frequent contributor to ''Time'' magazine. He was a founder of and former columnist for ''SmartMoney'' [[magazine]] and helped found ''American Lawyer'' magazine. Jim Cramer also shares his stock picks live on air with [[Erin Burnett]] during his ''"Stop Trading!"'' segment on CNBC's ''Street Signs''. |