Building the Inverse Jim Cramer Index
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Building the Inverse Jim Cramer Index
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Re: Building the Inverse Jim Cramer Index
#2Very interesting and Quantbase looks neat (as well as the other investing strategies you link to: Pelosi Tracker, leveraged long run investing, etc).
Is there a case for this as an actual investment or primarily novelty?
Re: Building the Inverse Jim Cramer Index
#3Very interesting and Quantbase looks neat (as well as the other investing strategies you link to: Pelosi Tracker, leveraged long run investing, etc). Is there a case for this as an actual investment or primarily novelty?
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Re: Building the Inverse Jim Cramer Index
#4Is there any reason to believe that Jim Cramer (or the inverse of Jim Cramer) would do particularly well in the stock market?
I imagine following a cat picking random stocks works about as well. https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2013/01/14/169326326/hous...
Re: Building the Inverse Jim Cramer Index
#5Very interesting and Quantbase looks neat (as well as the other investing strategies you link to: Pelosi Tracker, leveraged long run investing, etc). Is there a case for this as an actual investment or primarily novelty?
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Re: Building the Inverse Jim Cramer Index
#6Is there any reason to believe that Jim Cramer (or the inverse of Jim Cramer) would do particularly well in the stock market? I imagine following a cat picking random stocks works about as well. https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2013/01/14/169326326/hous...
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Re: Building the Inverse Jim Cramer Index
#7For taking a position against another growth stock hype luminary, there exists an inverse Cathie Wood index you can trade: an ETF with the ticker SARK (“short ARK”). It has done quite well since its inception last year.
Re: Building the Inverse Jim Cramer Index
#8Is there any reason to believe that Jim Cramer (or the inverse of Jim Cramer) would do particularly well in the stock market? I imagine following a cat picking random stocks works about as well. https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2013/01/14/169326326/hous...
Inversing a pump and dump operation, provided it is well timed, can easily beat the market. Assuming that Cramer is a paid actor, this could probably be the case here
Re: Building the Inverse Jim Cramer Index
#9Is there any reason to believe that Jim Cramer (or the inverse of Jim Cramer) would do particularly well in the stock market? I imagine following a cat picking random stocks works about as well. https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2013/01/14/169326326/hous...
WallStreetBets had something that was like a fish in a fishtank somehow directing stock purchases, versus WSB, and WSB lost.
Re: Building the Inverse Jim Cramer Index
#10For taking a position against another growth stock hype luminary, there exists an inverse Cathie Wood index you can trade: an ETF with the ticker SARK (“short ARK”). It has done quite well since its inception last year.
>done quite well since its inception last year.
that probably doesnt say much though. what happens if its run since ark's inception?