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Do you remember when Richard Pops was the darling of the financial news media? Jim Cramer on Mad Money used to fawn all over Pops whenever he was on CNBC. Now not even Cramer will not have Pops on the show, because the Pops prognostications were always notoriously false and self-serving. When you drag down the credibility of an asshat carnival barker like Jim Cramer that says something!
Sometimes the past can really inform the present, so I went back and looked at the last time Pops was on Mad Money. The date was January 9, 2018, and the stock price was $56.64, which was already a huge drop from the high of over $80.00. Richard was promising that 2018 was going to be a "transformational year" for the company. Well...he was right about that, but not in the way he intended. If you want to look at that episode of Mad Money....here is the link.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_B1MNn7puA
Let's all try to remember just how bad Rich is at prediction the future when he gives his speech at the NSM this week.
Sometimes the past can really inform the present, so I went back and looked at the last time Pops was on Mad Money. The date was January 9, 2018, and the stock price was $56.64, which was already a huge drop from the high of over $80.00. Richard was promising that 2018 was going to be a "transformational year" for the company. Well...he was right about that, but not in the way he intended. If you want to look at that episode of Mad Money....here is the link.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_B1MNn7puA
Let's all try to remember just how bad Rich is at prediction the future when he gives his speech at the NSM this week.