Anyone following Jim Cramer advices ?

Hi All,

Recently I had looked at Jim Cramers portfolio, which was up nice numbers. As I'm thinking of investing 15%-20% of my free funds into stocks and I have no free time making investigation home work I thought it'll be nice to follow the lead of a real pro.

Any oppinions ?
Any better alternatives ?
 
can get a long term track record of his

portfolio since he started pitching it on his site

if you have no time for stock market
stick with a basket of no load mutual funds

good luck
 
He has a tendency to buy things that have already had significant moves . . . I recall that he has gotten completely "dusted" on Raytheon, and bought Newmont recently up at the highs, just before it "double-topped".

The Newmont trade was really quite "glaring" cause it showed that he obviously does not make recommendations based on technicals.

I believe that he did in fact catch Phelps Dodge when it was trading in the 70's . . . but there again, with Crapper it is more about the "concept" than the technicals.
 
Quote from StasDesy:

Hi All,

Recently I had looked at Jim Cramers portfolio, which was up nice numbers. As I'm thinking of investing 15%-20% of my free funds into stocks and I have no free time making investigation home work I thought it'll be nice to follow the lead of a real pro.

Any oppinions ?
Any better alternatives ?

investors could do a lot worse. he has a hot hand lately but i would wait for a pullback on his current plays. he has a much lower basis in most of them.
he has a free trial.
 
He sucks. The guy got his nuts stomped for three years and finally had great returns last year...when all the indices were up huge.
 
Quote from SethArb:

can get a long term track record of his

portfolio since he started pitching it on his site

if you have no time for stock market
stick with a basket of no load mutual funds

good luck

he is up 10% this year and +18% since inception.
 
What the market really needs is to bring back Dan Dorfman, of the Dorfman report. Used to love seeing him report on and stock and the ensuing chaos that followed. I remember a friend of mine's father had told my friend he just picked up this stock based on a hot tip -- that he saw on the Dorfman report. My friend said, "Sell it as quickly as you can." Ahhhhhhhh, the good ole days.


Vega:D
 
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