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Go suck an egg, Jim Cramer.

That’s the message from short-selling research firm Spruce Point Capital after the “Mad Money” host dismissed its November 2017 warning that AeroVironment, a drone maker, might crash.

Cramer took to CNBC in December to wave away Spruce Point’s report.

The TV personality claimed the shorts had “egg on their face in December,” and touted the stock at $54.50 before bringing its CEO, Wahid Nawabi, on to talk up his company.

Three months and a bad earnings report later, and anyone who bought AeroVironment stock on Cramer’s recommendation would be down more than 15 percent, On The Money reports.

AeroVironment closed at $47.28 Friday afternoon, down from a late-December all-time high of $58.99.

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