You already know that the bulls behind the Dow Jones industrial average have been partying for a long time. But you may not have noticed that the stock of Dow Jones & Co.—the company that publishes the Dow—has missed the fun. And you probably don't know about the crowd of journalists, investors and spinmeisters now buzzing around the company and its sad-sack stock. With the latest player to enter the scene, controversial fund manager and columnist James J. Cramer, the mix has gotten even spicier. Cramer says he has bought more than a million shares for his investors— about 1 percent of the company—and warned Dow Jones chairman Peter Kann that he's on the warpath. Then, in his typically ebullient fashion, he shared this information with friends in the media.
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机译：您已经知道道琼斯工业平均指数背后的多头已经聚会了很长时间。但是，您可能没有注意到，道琼斯公司（Dow Jones＆Co.）的股票（发行道琼斯指数的公司）错过了这一乐趣。您可能不知道现在到处是嗡嗡作响的公司，股票和悲伤的股票的记者，投资者和纺纱工的人群。随着最新的参与者，有争议的基金经理和专栏作家詹姆斯·J·克莱默（James J. Cramer）进入现场，这种混合变得更加有趣。克莱默说，他已经为投资者购买了超过100万股股票，约占公司的1％，并警告道琼斯董事长彼得·坎恩（Peter Kann），他正处于战场上。然后，他以通常热情洋溢的方式与媒体上的朋友分享了这些信息。
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