Jim Cramer Thrashed By Dogecoin Creator Over Recommending Netflix

Dogecoin DOGE/USD co-creator Billy Markus took a dig at CNBC presenter Jim Cramer on Monday.

What Happened: “Why does anyone add NFA [Not Financial Advice]  if this dude can just do this and lose everyone money,” Markus said in reference to Cramer on Twitter.

Markus also reposted a tweet from Cramer, in which the latter had advised his followers to purchase shares of subscriber video on demand company Netflix Inc NFLX.

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Why It Matters: The DOGE co-creator noted that shares of Netflix were down 33% since Cramer dished out his advice.

While Cramer’s tweet dated back to Jan. 3, Netflix reported its fourth-quarter financial results last Thursday after which the company’s stock plunged severely.

Markus also touched on the legal implications of shilling or the act of convincing others to buy something. 

The DOGE co-creator said he was "confused about the law" but said there is a "moral law." He pointed to people who keep threatening how it's illegal to be bullish on cryptocurrencies and express those views in public. 
"That doesn’t seem to be the case or he would be sued out his butt," said Markus, seemingly pointing to Cramer.

Last Friday, Cramer warned investors to be careful about investing in DOGE saying the cryptocurrency was a security.

In response, Markus said Cramer’s comments were “biggest bull signal ever” for DOGE. Markus urged Cramer to learn more about blockchain and said Dogecoin doesn’t qualify under the Howey Test.

Price Action: On Monday, DOGE traded 1.7% lower over 24 hours at $0.13 over 24 hours.

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