There was a study carried out on Cramer's predictions/feedback. He has been more wrong than right, what makes this study very interesting is that it actually is far above what are considered to be results of pure randomness. That means, Cramer not only is statistically legit.... (-and here is where the kicker comes in), but he's been on the WRONG side of his predictions. This means, he is one of the real things in this world you can use as a true contrarian indicator. The jokes about shorting anything he is positive about are actually proven to be sound. I should dig up an old thread on that... as it makes a point about CNBC TV stuff.
What i ment by Gypsies, is - street scammers, people that will trick you into giving them $10-$20, steal your watch/wallet etc. My personal experiences with gypsies were bad & they have a bad rep in my country (selling drugs, stealing, cruel violent crimes), thus, used such comparison. Although, you can find folk like that, among other ethnical minorities/nations as well.
Gypsies in Barcelona are nasty, specially around Ramblas at night. I am 185 cm/110 kg and have a deep southern accent, so they don't get anywhere close to me. The minute they hear me talking they just go away. But for nice tourists that usually frequent that area speaking in English, is a nightmare, a real problem for a beautiful city like Barcelona.
One of the many running memes on r/WSB is the inverse Cramer betting that goes on there. They always bet the opposite of Cramer's tweets every morning.
I got an email wks ago about further KYC verification or risk withdrawal lock. This is likely what's happening, not a liquidity issue
I've never had an issue. I get paid in BTC into Coinbase in the UK and convert it to GBP on CB Pro and withdraw it. Hits my bank immediately.