My mission is simple to make you money. I'm here to level the playing field for all investors.

There's always a more market somewhere and I promised to help you find it.

Man money starts now.

Hey, I'm Kramer. Welcome to Man Money. Welcome to Kramer, America.

People in my friends just trying to make a little money. My job is to entertain, but

I can't teach to call me 107 for 3CBC or quit me at Kramer. On the day when we shrugged off the Fed's

taper announcement, Dow actually gaining 105 points, S&P advancing points 65% in the Nasdaq jumping 1.04%.

Wow, you need to understand that this is a market where the tail can indeed wag the dog.

Where what's happened to a stock can be more important than what's happening at the underlying company itself.

Now we've always had some stocks that traded more on individual excitement than institutional fielding.

I created the acronym Fang in order to capture that. Fang because Facebook Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google were

beloved by home gamers first, not by institutions. The home gamers kept buying it and making fortunes,

even as the big money people in Wall Street remains skeptical. At one point all these stocks were

being too giddy. Giddy being a code word that means something rallying because of dumb money.

Wall Street speak for you. Yeah, regular investors. You, I rebel at these kind of semi-judgements.

Big reason, by the way, while we created the investment club here. And I often share your enthusiasm for stocks most pros

denigrate. But these wise men are very often betting against your instincts. In particular, you had a whole

cottage industry of experts who crow about how Amazon and Netflix would never ever turn a profit, no matter how much

you like their services and products, no matter how much you pay. Many of these so-called professional money managers

were too skeptical, too pessimistic, thin their nature. They thought these companies were run by dreamers with their

heads in the clouds. When reality, the CEO of Amazon and Netflix were ruthless businessmen who also had to be visioners.

Today, both companies are incredibly profitable. But these companies have never been, they've never been held to account.

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