Inverse Jim Cramer?

At least he's entertaining.
I stopped finding clowns entertaining earlier during elementary school.

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But to each, their own.
 
I know these are cherry-picked, but still, a good portfolio shouldn't have THIS many losers. Has Jim Cramer lost his edge, or does he cave into the new SPAC/IPO hype like the rest of the market?

These all seem to be hype stocks that could have avoided, just by using a little common sense.

Over the Last 15 years I've done very well Shorting Cramer's Most Mentioned long picks each month per his show.. And if I run out of ideas, I tune into Cramer and short the pick he is most excited about that day. He's has been a great inverse for me for a Long Long Time.

His Quote in 2008 when Bear Stearns Stock price was $62.97 that " Bear Stearns IS FINE, don't sell it" cemented my Fading All Of His high profile picks.

 
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Over the Last 15 years I've done very well Shorting Kramer's Most Mentioned long picks each month per his show.. And if I run out of ideas, I tune into Kramer and short the pick he is most excited about that day. He's has been a great inverse for me for a Long Long Time.
What is your average holding time? Days, weeks, months?
 
These were some great Jim Cramer days...I'll never forget these calls he made.
https://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/20/business/media/20carr.html

In the article you notice that he has pump GE and urged people to buy and hold it through the long and steep plunge downward over the course of many years. And if you go back and check...many many of his prize long term buy and holds have lost much of their value since he pumped them.
 
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