Confessions of a Street Addict Book

This book is not for everybody, but being a stock market geek since the mid 90s, and following Cramer, loving him and hating him along the way, this book was a fascinating look into the maniacal, hysterical, genius brain that make him such a polarizing figure. This book helps make sense of all his seemingly schizophrenic and hyperbolic rants about stocks and the markets that have left me saying "Huh?" so many times. And it's well written and quite funny at times (writing was his first passion). I came out still pulling for him. He has a good heart. And now that I understand where he's coming from, I think I'll be able to interpret his pontifications a little better now.