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CNBC - Cramer's Mad Money
- Thread starter LaSalle
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Did anyone see the segment on Cramer last night where a caller asked him about using stops? He said that he never uses stops and you should just keep an eye out on the market regularly. Otherwise, give your money to a mutual fund.
I find it fairly humorous that he would say this because I tracked the original Action Alerts Portfolio. Stops would have saved his butt a bunch of times on some big losers.
I find it fairly humorous that he would say this because I tracked the original Action Alerts Portfolio. Stops would have saved his butt a bunch of times on some big losers.
And probably would have cost even bigger profits on the winners by getting blown out on the dips. Besides, Cramer monitors his portfolio by the minute; he obviously faiths up his pick and sticks with it.Quote from sprstpd:
Did anyone see the segment on Cramer last night where a caller asked him about using stops? He said that he never uses stops and you should just keep an eye out on the market regularly. Otherwise, give your money to a mutual fund.
I find it fairly humorous that he would say this because I tracked the original Action Alerts Portfolio. Stops would have saved his butt a bunch of times on some big losers.
You mean Cramer is not 100% right every time, all the time??? OHMYGOD...! Shame on you Cramer!Quote from cmk:
Ha, nothing like Action Alerts Plus emails........
"New Position Pulls Back
The latest addition to the portfolio is slipping. Find out how Cramer handles situations like this."
What a suprise, Cramers pick is slipping...........
well no, but sometimes the guy acts shocked that when he says stuff about a stock it moves. Thats just wrong, I remember when he use to rail on news guys for doing that. Endlessly railing, spending a week, just pummeling news guys for mentioning stuff about a stock, and moving it. how times have changed.
It's just a show people, you either watch it or you don't. Jeez, can't believe this thread is 50 pages long.
Quote from max401:
And probably would have cost even bigger profits on the winners by getting blown out on the dips. Besides, Cramer monitors his portfolio by the minute; he obviously faiths up his pick and sticks with it.
If you say so. Action Alerts performance was just awful when I was following it.