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Investment adviser Jim Cramer is 62 years old (birthdate: February 10, 1955).

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5 feet six inches

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Joey Cramer is 6' 3".

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What are the release dates for Mad Money w Jim Cramer - 2005 2013-01-30?

Mad Money w Jim Cramer - 2005 2013-01-30 was released on: USA: 30 January 2013


How many children does Jim Cramer have?

He doesn't have any kids; however, he's married to Karen Backfisch-Olufsen.


Why does Jim Cramer say he is 63 years old on his tv show What is his real age?

Jim Cramer was born on February 10th, 1955, making him currently 54 years old. As for why he fibs about his real age on his television show, Mad Money, he writes in 'Jim Cramer's Mad Money: Watch TV, Get Rich': "And when it comes to money, this is the one place where it's not smart to lie about your age, although to look youthful I often claim I am sixty-two years old on air".


Is Jim cramer still married to Karen cramer?

Yes, he divorced his wife Karen L. Cramer (Karen L. Backfisch)


What is the track record for Jim Cramer?

He's been known to flip flop in and out of opinions on trades on his Mad Money television show such as his now infamous Microsoft (MSFT) calls in the summer of 2006. In 2006, Cramer made NYSE-Euronext (NYX) his stock of the year and famously kept recommending it throughout the year until its price was cut in half and he finally capitulated. These trades have been recorded here http://www.stocktagger.com/2007/07/jim-cramer-track-record-on-nyse.htmlHowever, some Mad Money recommendations have lead to spectacular gains for observant viewers such as his 2007 call to buy Jones Soda (JSDA) stock and then to sell it at its peak after it had nearly tripled. This trade is recorded here http://www.stocktagger.com/2007/08/defending-jim-cramer-jones-soda-jsda.htmlHe's right about 47% of the time. That's below industry average. You can go to the link below to see actual recommendations made by Cramer compared to the actual market outcome.http://www.cxoadvisory.com/gurus/Cramer/