They cut a sweet deal . It is a small market cap for an internet financial company so if they spend the money well…look out.

He’s not a fan of Cramer, but puts that aside to take a good look at the valuation and reasoning of CNBC getting into the mix.

Sometimes being in the right place at the right time just is :) . It’s why you get in the hall of fame for swinging.

I have many friends at TheStreet.com and we talk about out of box possibilities all of the time. Tom Clarke has turned lemons into lemonade and though I don’t have any inside info, Blodget is right on here.

Disclosure – No Position

A must watch.

“I hear dead home owners”

Hat Tip (Every Financial Web Site)

All Kramer’s eventually go crazy:

But, Jim CAREY still rocks:

Happy Sunday all.

Jonathan Stokes is blogging about Wallstrip’s distribution deal with The Street.com and I will hopefully have an official press release tomorrow. He caught our vids on the Street.com site. Here is his post . Better than I could write it.

Starting today, Wallstrip will be available at TheStreet.com . It has been fun getting to meet Tom Clarke, the CEO of TheStreet.com and also Anthony Brown who has helped spearhead this on our behalf at TheStreet.

They have eyeballs and influence and that’s cool for us. Lot’s of new viewers from their site are already reaching out (this from Bernie):

Heard and saw you (ie Mad-SUZE) for the first time on TheStreet.com TV a few minutes ago… went to your site… checked out your daily… not only BMarked you but in my tool bar.

Great concept: SCMeetsPC.
and execution.

We also love that our vids will have no prerolls when they get it all up and working smooth.

Just as exciting, the new improved Google Finance is including Wallstrip in it’s mix of front page videos. Here is the official word from The Google Blog .

Nice company for us indeed.

I had some good Chinese Food with Henry Blodget last month in New York. He likes Wallstrip and I am a sucker for our fans. I could not wait to write about our lunch, but once I sat down to write, there was really no juice.

I mean I know the story and so do you. Whoever believed that the crap stocks gapping up $20 bucks each day were really worth anything, were lemmings. Not to say that Merrill and Goldman are not well dressed thieves and Henry is a saint…but it’s Wall Street for freaking sake. In sidebar email conversations, Henry knew the stocks his firm (Merrill Stench) was touting were crap and he would likely do it differently today. It’s done though and he can’t.

How many chances did Darryl Strawberry get for using crack? How about that freak Mike Tyson.

So why write about Blodget now?

Well, it seems like the juice is flowing – at least between Blodget and Cramer. You can read about it in this New York Times piece.

In the end, it’s just more noise. I like checking in on Blodget’s blog once in a while, but it’s just too tame. I want the real juice. He knows that there is an open invitation to tell the real story to Lindsay on Wallstrip.

The only thing to remember is that trends end. ALL OF THEM. Some end softly and some end up like most of those in Cramer’s New World speech.

See – Cramer was right on about the ‘New World’. He was part of the creation process. It’s just the stocks that lead now are different. In 5 years, the leaders of today like Apple, RIMM, Google, CROX etc… will likely be in much different growth patterns.

It comes down to money management and manging the risk as stocks in trends continue higher as they have been the last few years.

Shit – I sold CROX almost 10 points ago. I think they may have a cancer drug emitted from that rubber shoe :) . Lot’s more developing though and the all-time high list is packed.

After I win the CNBC million dollar challenge, I will buy ad space in Times Square that reads: “CNBC sucks balls.”

Nuffff said FLY.

BTW – How much have those terds spent launching cnbc.com for the twelfth time to no audience? If Cramer left them high and dry to compete – he should – what an absolute disaster this network would be.

It is original and should be recognized. Before you second guess, consider Desperate Housewives and their nominations. Absurd.