How accurate is Jim Cramer?
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http://www.booyahboyaudit.com/
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the one where cramer adopt a highway
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I had.To know its accuracy you have to try it yourself. And if you believe me its worth trying.
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Other, I used the prices and volumes to guide me when to sell or exit.  For instant, If my stock going up, have a long run, one day the price is decline like 5 percent, the volume is double or higher from the last session. That is a yellow flag for me, and I have to a decision quickly before it decline further.  I usually sell it with no hestitate when that happen.
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Watch Jim Cramer on CNBC "Mad Money"
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Clark Howard .The radio talk show on financial matters says they are the most unreliable ones. Personally I do not know.
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If you are new to investing, I say you get yourself Jim Cramer's book called "Real Money - Sane Investing in an Insane World"\n\nIt's a very good book and easy to read. Those systems you are looking for are not going to do you any good. I'll tell you from experience. They revolve around analyzing a chart through technical analysis. No one ever made any real money, or consistent for that matter, that way. Of course, technical systems are worth looking at once you've done the fundamental research on a company. \n\nThe key is selecting a best of breed stock, buying weakness and selling strength. Get that book, that'll be the first great investment you make.
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He is the other half of The Motley Fool of motleyfool.com\nStock investing advice
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According to chicago tribune analysis, Phil has only been right 39% of the time.\n\nOn, the other hand Malverne Mel and Staten Island Chuck who both saw NO shadow are at 75% and 87% respectively
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Watch MAD MONEY on CNBC with Jim Cramer....you can make lots of money!
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Whoah!  Hold the bus!  The advice that includes gregarious reactionaries and traders like Cramer or commodities needs to be held off with the proverbial "ten-foot pole."\n\nGo to CNN Money, Motley Fool, MSN Money, Netscape Investing etc. which will give you a clear, comparatively safe starter advice.  Ask your broker (I recommend Scottrade, sharebuilder, or schwab) about some Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) like Diamonds or Spydrs or the like--these let you buy a cheap sampling of the Dow Jones Industrials or the Standard & Poors 500, comparatively safe but still very good, profitable companies.  They are about as sexy as steak and potatoes, but they are as substantial as steak and potatoes.  \n\nAs for individual companies, first--does it make a profit?  As for any other features, news, or events, first, does it make a profit?  Second, does it have a triple-digit price to earnings ratio?  Then there are too many people thinking it will be big and it won't likely be big enough to please them all.  If you divide the profit by number of shares (most stock sites will give this information for free, usually doing the arithmetic for you), and the result is higher than 30-something, stay away.  If the number is a negative number, go back to the other rule, first, does it make a profit.
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Persistence and accurate reporting.
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He's not right 100% of the time but he's pretty "right-on"\nwith his answers.  He delivers "down-home" advice and has alot of experience with the degrees to back himself up.  He is real and genuine and I like listening to him and reading his books.  I feel he knows what he's talking about.  But like anything, you should make your own decisions.
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While this question does not provide sufficient information. I will make try.\n\nWith a monthly, annual, or even daily basis, an SD of .04 is very low and a return of 12% is very high . . . these two stats rarely occur together making me think you need more info. "Lies, damn lies, and statisitics" Beware!
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gimmeswag really has the only answer that comes close to being accurate, and even it leaves some things to be desired.\n\nTo answer your question; yes, at times.\n\nBut for you to get the answer you're looking for, you've got to ask a much better question.  People need to know what state or country you're in, and what the exact circumstances of the search you're asking about were.  Otherwise, all you're going to get is a bunch of useless garbage.
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Yes!\n\nCheck the player's list (draws have not been released yet):\nhttp://www.nasdaq-100open.com/bios/index.html
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if its not proven accurate, maybe that makes it proven innacurate