Jim Cramer: stocks are still the best game in town

The loud-mouthed, red-faced host of "Mad Money", Jim Cramer, is a notorious permabull. So it's not too surprising he's still keen on stocks.

Donald Trump may be worried about a "fat, juicy bubble" in the stockmarket, but Jim Cramer isn't fazed: "Don't let the bubble heads scare you away from making money with your money", said the notoriously loud-mouthed, red-faced host of CNBC's TV programme Mad Money this week.

Cramer, a former hedge-fund manager who also founded the financial news website TheStreet.com, said this week that one of the best lessons he learned while at Goldman Sachs is that you only need to become wealthy once, and those who have made their money are probably better off in lower-risk assets to ensure they don't lose their fortune.

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