Jim Cramer has a TV special tonight called The American Dream and it sounds pretty interesting. Here’s a guy who made his fortune on Wall Street and has since become an engaging media personality. Most people either love him or hate him, but he’s been gaining a wide audience with the wildly successful Mad Money show.
He definitely makes bold statements at times, but he calls it like he sees it. And sometimes he’s even right!  But his conviction and focus are engaging, and many appreciate his unique take on the market and specific stocks and sectors. I appreciate that he sees things in a way we might not consider otherwise.Â
Tonight he’s supposed to focus on getting back to basics and learning how put your money to good use. From a pragmatic standpoint he says “We’re going to teach people how not to be poor, before we teach them how to be rich.” Not a bad idea, especially if financial literacy is a core theme.
But The American Dream should appeal to the masses with its debut at NASCAR racetrack Lowe’s Motor Speedway in Charlotte, N.C. The show airs at 7 pm eastern tonight. What do you bet that NBC is pushing for a weekly series?
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