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I've said it before... It's easy to be negative. For some reason it's easier for humanity to focus on doom and gloom. Even when it's not always the case. Although we're not in the "Goldielocks Economy" anymore, we're not in another Depression. When it comes to the Market, it's a lot easier to be a Bear than a Bull.

TheCramerReport.com's Mad Money Recap - August 18, 2008 Submitted by just another Cramerholic on Tue, 08/19/2008 - 06:05. Segment 1: McDonald's (MCD) vs. Burger King (BKC) Cramer is going to spend at least one segment a day this week comparing two household names that are in a good sector right now, and then scoring the companies on his 10 point scale.

TheCramerReport.com's Mad Money Recap - August 14, 2008 Submitted by just another Cramerholic on Fri, 08/15/2008 - 13:40. Segment 1: Interview with McDonald's (MCD) CEO Jim Skinner Cramer owns this stock for his charitable trust for the long term, and thinks that this is a good stock for you as well.

ONLINE SERVICES/INTERACTIVE MEDIA NBC figured the gods wouldn’t present a better opportunity to unveil the initial results of its new cross platform TAMi (Total Audience Measurement Index) than the first 5 days of the Summer Olympics. A total of 113 million people viewed Olympic programming on Sunday on television, online, mobile and VOD.

Entrepreneur Mark Cuban once said “only a moron would buy YouTube,” the implication being that Google was exactly that for purchasing the popular video site. And some would say it is. To date, the company has seen little but accusations of copyright infringement, litigation and skyrocketing legal fees from its investment.

TheCramerReport.com's Mad Money Recap - August 13, 2008 Submitted by just another Cramerholic on Thu, 08/14/2008 - 06:06. Segment 1: Interview with Google (GOOG) CEO Eric Schmidt Despite the drop in the Dow today, Cramer is still seeing some good news in the market.

Segment 1: Bullish on Biotech, Part 2 Cramer said that the market was down today because energy prices went up, and the SEC removed the naked shorting rules that were protecting the banks recently. He recommended scaling into an oil or banking stock over the next few days, and said to stay away from the rail sector.

Segment 1: Long Live Deflation Cramer thinks that the bullish move the market has had over the past several days is due to deflation in commodity prices, and this is good news for companies that aren't in these sectors, especially banking stocks.

Friday's show was another rerun. Be sure to check in again on Monday for a review of the show, since Cramer will be back from his vacation. Advertisement:

Taking a much-needed break from her grueling Broadway rehearsal schedule, Katie Holmes was spotted out with her adorable daughter Suri for a night on the town. The “Mad Money” cutie was swarmed with paparazzi flashbulbs as she exited a bowling alley at Chelsea Piers, shielding the two-year-old