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[Visitante]

pata... adorei a frase:
"Mesmo para americano, aquilo é de uma agressividade extrema, nunca vi... "

jinhos
Nunofaustino

[Pata-Hari]

Epá, desculpem o aparte, mas aquele cramer há pouco estava na televisão. O tipo parece ou speedado, ou destrambelhado ou bêbado. Aquela forma agressiva como grita e aponta o dedo ao interlocutor mesmo este estando do outro lado do écran é meio "esquisita". Eu tinha medo se o tivesse à minha frente! Mesmo para americano, aquilo é de uma agressividade extrema, nunca vi...

[Incognitus]

ahhh ... brincadeira

[Ulisses Pereira]

Copio, mas ficaria fora do contexto se não transcrevesse também o post que, depois do artigo ter aparecido, Cramer colocou no site:

James Cramer

Hoo-HAH!
5/02/03 03:18 PM ET

"Don't get mad at me, i know Buffett''s great, i just couldn't resist.... "

E agora aqui fica o artigo.

Um abraço,
Ulisses

"Where's the Value? Buffett Asks"

By James J. Cramer
05/02/2003 03:14 PM EDT


"Advanced copy, embargo until Monday morning:

There is no value anywhere in the U.S. stock market, Warren Buffett told his assembled minions over a Dairy Queen Brazier this weekend.


As Buffett threw out the first ball for his beloved minor league team, he barked that the U.S. market was incredibly overvalued and looking for a big fall.

"When we look at the price-to-earnings ratios and the price-to-book, there is simply no value to the market at all," Buffett said as he stuffed his mouth with See's Candies. "It is a nightmare of overvaluation and mania like we haven't seen since, well, the dot-com period."

The folksy Buffett dodged questions about why he has a bunch of family members jammed onto his board. He also declined to answer questions about why he was drawn to Disney , Gillette, US Air and McDonald's, all terribly performing stocks in the last few years. And he insisted that Coca-Cola was better than ever at 23 times earnings.

He also defended Tyco management -- he had recently bought the bonds of Tyco after being fooled by management into thinking that the books were clean. Buffett was particularly adamant that tech was "extremely overvalued" and looking for a fall. And he acknowledged that he never understood the brand value or product of a Microsoft or Intel.

"I am just a plain old Nebraskan," Buffett said as he waved off autograph seekers. "I bet I say the same thing next year. I know I said it every other year. Good to see you!" "

(in www.realmoney.com)

[Incognitus]

Podes copiar aquele artigo do Cramer sobre o Buffet?