Cramer has had a history of chasing some stocks up and panic-selling at the bottom. Perhaps he has finally learned his lesson, but I doubt it. Often it seems that the more a stock Cheap UGGS for Sale gains, the greedier he gets. The lower it goes the more he hates it. Uggs on Sale Cramer usually seems to want to buy high, sell higher. He liked it after it had become established as a hot momentum stock, and recommended it all the way to the top. In fact, Cramer was hyping it on his show just before it peaked at $119 and fell off the cliff. Now that the momentum spell is broken, he's not Fake Uggs fond of it. If the momentum or growth declines, he changes his view on the stock. This is more or less the core of the method of William O'neill. (I'm simplifying here.) By the way, some people who measure stock-picking methods believe that the O'neill method outperforms other methods for picking stocks. The great thing about the internet is that it provides a historical record of what pundits like Cramer say. Check the internet's historical record rather his recollection of history. CANDIES did well for a very long time. Why should he continue to plug a stock when the company is struggling? He's no magician but does a fairly good job of helping us to keep our gains. If I had taken his Uggs Fake advice more to heart "Pigs get slaughtered" or "Take some off the top and go buy yourself a cashmere Fake Ugg Boots sweater," I wouldn't have held on to DECK watching my gains shrink day after day, hopefully hanging on for another surge that never came. It's our own fault if we don't sell while way ahead and not doing our own homework.