Jim Cramer

Jim Cramer calls a top in Treasury Bonds. So it must be.

So, Cramer says milliseconds don’t matter for the average retail investor. But those milliseconds have contributed to a multibillion dollar high frequency trading industry. This money is not created out of thin air (sorry, Ben Bernanke not in this part of the business). Somebody is losing here. And, the retail investor is one of the losers.

For anyone still caring to listen to Cramer's recommendations, we present the case of Foster Wheeler, which Cramer said was a "buy, buy, buy" at $80, and mentioned it about 20 times over the past year on its ceaseless way down as one of his all time top picks. Please indulge in the company's 1 year stock chart. As Cramer said early last year "many of you say 'the stock is at [$75 post split] it's over': Stay tuned - there's much more ahead"...