CNBC’s Ron Insana Learns to Beat the Market — With Cramer’s Help

Not sure if this a joke or not, but here it goes

(Wall Street Journal-MarketBeatBlog)

In less than a year, Ron Insana, the CNBC senior analyst, apparently has learned a trick or two to go from money-losing hedge fund manager to sure-fire stock picker.

Insana, you may remember, left CNBC in 2006 to launch his own firm, Insana Capital Partners, which was billed as a fund of hedge funds. He sold the firm last year and went to work at Steven Cohen’s SAC Capital Advisors. Neither venture was terribly successful.

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