Cramer: Nice Work, Bank of America: Jim Cramer likes what he sees in the Charlotte-based bank's second quarter, and he's feeling more positive about its prospects.

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The SRM Global Master hedge fund cut its stake to 14.2 million shares (2.44%) from the 47.2 million (8.13%) it reported owning in mid-April. SRM Global has criticized Bank of America's (BAC) planned acquisition of Countrywide as not in Countrywide shareholders' best interests.

Cramer: No Transparency, No Belief in Banks: Jim Cramer says the lack of bank transparency means he won't be buying any of the country's top banks.

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Barrons: Your January picks -- auto bonds and some closed-end funds -- did well, especially relative to the market. How about a few new ideas?

Bill Gross: Lastly, Countrywide Financial trades at a 10% discount to the price that Bank of America, its future parent, has agreed to pay in an all-stock deal. The deal will close in a few months, and Countrywide yields 10% while you wait.

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Cramer: Housing Relief Is in Sight
Jim Cramer expects housing to turn a corner and says oil's surge won't damage the economy too badly as long as people don't lose their homes.

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Cramer: Wachovia's Golden Days Over
Jim Cramer says after Wachovia's acquisition of Golden West and its foray into Citigroup's Falcon hedge fund, this one-time golden company's brand cannot be saved.

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in at 4.90 5/16/08
going to 10

CD Rates Make a Comeback
With worries about inflation continuing, some banks have raised rates on certificates of deposit.Farnoosh Torabi reports.

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same as above

thieves

Poor decision to buy this company

Lost me a ton of loot

A sacrifice of growth over integrity. Country Wide will be lucky to survive the fallout of its poor lending practices and business strategies. The company is suffering, it's investors are suffering, and confidence in the market is suffering. When big, seemingly untouchable companies fall apart right before our eyes the whole world shudders with fear and forbearing.

ceo hauling money out while saying everything is just great.

unpredictable

They did so much to contribute to the mortgage problems with ads stating no closing costs, no appraisal cost, etc. Someone has to pay somewhere along the line and the time is here.

It should be delisted ASAP.

A.R.M's hurt everyone