Cramer basically said that people should buy the stock because 'fund managers are going to start using 2007 numbers' this month and suddenly realize that this stock is a screaming buy. This is complete and utter nonsense of the kind only Jim Cramer can utter.

Fund managers use detailed cash flow analysis models that take into account a time frame as far as the eye can see to determine what they're willing to pay (as best they can). The idea that they are suddenly going to wake up this month is ludicrous. The idea that people who base their every decision on what he says can use this tactic to beat the pros is absolutely insane. While I do think that GOOG will be a great long-term buy, this pump has me worried that, after the initial spike, it will be a great opportunity to unload some major stock, as happens with nearly all of his other 'recommendations'