Jim Cramer

I wear a brioni because you can sleep in a brioni.

What do you wish, you know?

I think that they should, there was, when this book started, book tour started, the first guy interviewed me said, why are you trading people to death?

I said, well, I don't believe in trading.

He said, well, why are you telling people to buy this, buy that, buy this, buy that?

And I said, well, I don't do that.

I think what people should realize is that I'm for buying and holding, provided that you do homework.

And I don't think people really think of me as that, but that's what my book's about.

That's me.

I want you to buy and hold, and I tell you what would it mean for the fundamentals to go bad.

And that's who I am.

But I would say more important, I think what I want people to think of me as a decent dad.

Because I think that that's what we want to be.

We want to be decent dads.

Decent dad, you know, where, by the way, and if you read Confessions of a Street Act,

I wasn't initially.

I mean, I had a big hit in Alcoa when CeCe was coming out and that was a mistake.

I shouldn't have been trading Alcoa that day, but it was, you know, that was me.

I got a call, Jim, there's a big block of Alcoa.

I think it's right.