Jim Cramer’s financial Web site, The Street, may finally have turned the corner.

Cramer, the host of CNBC’s “Mad Money,” is the site’s founder and biggest shareholder. The Street was being threatened since mid-June with delisting by Nasdaq because its share price had dipped below $1 for more than 30 straight days.

As a result, it was removed from the Nasdaq Global Market to the less heavily traded Capital Market. If it didn’t get its share price above $1 for 10 straight days, it would be moved to the Pink Sheets.

But fear not.

On Sept. 22, the share price closed above $1 — and it has remained there ever since.

Investment bank B. Riley is predicting it will reach $2.10 a share.

It has not had a profitable full year since 2008, but in June it posted its first profitable quarter in two years.