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Thermo Fisher Scientific CEO: Expanding in Emerging Markets | Mad Money | CNBC

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Jim Cramer chats with Thermo Fisher Scientific CEO Marc Casper about the rise of individualized medicine and where he sees the biotech industry is headed.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific CEO: Expanding in Emerging Markets | Mad Money | CNBC

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29 авг 2024

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@ericmonte2038 5 лет назад

Does Cramer ever disagree with a guest or challenge them with hard questions. I know that most companies CEO's probably wouldn't go on the show unless they know that they are going to get some softball questions. However, you audience is looking to invest their hard earned money and much more difficult questions need to be asked. I know its tv and you only have a limited amount of time, but you really need to put their feet to the fire. I like the program, but I just want Cramer to ask much harder questions. Additionally, if Cramer is going to recommend a company to buy; he needs to disclose if he already has stock in the company. If yes, he needs to specifically say when he purchased the stock, the number of shares, and the exact price he paid. I'm aware that this is very personal information. However, if you are going to recommend or not recommend a specific stock you need to show all of your cards and have total transparency. It is the only way you will truly have trust and credibility with your current or any future audiences. God Bless, Eric Monte