A fun read.
Jim Cramer's Confessions of a Street Addict is a fun read, and I recommend it to all investing enthusiasts. Cramer fans and critics alike will appreciate this chance to see a different side of one of the most controversial figures in finance
The best part of the book is the saga of TheStreet.com. Everything that can go wrong at a fledgling dot-com does go wrong here, from a disastrous marketing campaign to Cramer getting sidelined by his own employees. I don't want to ruin the surprise here, but the chapter where Cramer learns the shocking truth about TheStreet.com's young, hotshot CEO is worth the price of the book alone.
I really admire the fact that, as successful as he is, he admits his own shortcomings with brutal honesty. Good reading.
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