Jim Cramer
It’s happened: Someone’s filed for Cramer ETFs with the SEC
Connecticut-based advisory firm Tuttle Capital Management has submitted a preliminary prospectus filing with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for two new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) centered around betting against the investment tips from Jim Cramer. Cramer is the host of CNBC’s Mad Money and has become a popular meme in the crypto and stock community, who believe he has an uncanny knack for giving investment tips that end up being way off the mark. In relation to crypto, one of Cramer’s most notable tips was to buy Coinbase stock when it was “cheap” at $248 in August last year. Since then, COIN has continued to collapse and sits at $72.97 at the time of writing. Finally happened: Cramer ETFs Inverse Cramer ETF $SJIMLong Cramer ETF $LJIMEff Dec 19 20-25 equal-wei...
Crypto trader doubles portfolio in a month betting against Jim Cramer
Twitter-famous crypto trader AIgod has brought a smile to the community after announcing he’s doubled his “Inverse Cramer” portfolio in just a month by “simply” inverse trading against CNBC’s Mad Money host Jim Cramer. In his latest tweet on Aug. 22, the trader, who became famous on Twitter for pre-empting the fall of Terra Luna’s collapse earlier this year, said he has just flipped to a long position on his inverse Jim Cramer account following a bearish tweet from Cramer about the state of the Nasdaq. Was a bit late but flipped long on the Cramer account, Jim bearish on Nasdaq is good indicator for crypto Trade on decentralized derivatives here: https://t.co/z7XBNybcRr (if you use leverage do it responsibly) https://t.co/yr1iDSzROf pic.twitter.com/u9QdlbIFcb — Algo...
