Jim Cramer's Mad Money Proves
Real Money
For those of you that watch Jim Cramer's Mad Money
on CNBC consistently like I do you will know it is addictive
to watch him and feel his passion. Jim Cramer has become
one of my favorite Icons when it comes to stocks and
money making. I can honestly say no one else gives me
the rush like Cramer does and no one has even gotten
me so interested in stocks and what each company is
doing.
Advice that Jim Cramer Mad Money teaches you is to
not be a "pig". These days people do not hold
onto their money forever into one fund. You have to
sell it when its reached a point you feel will be its
high point then buy it back when it goes lower if you
must.
Jim Cramer Mad Money speaks highly of Google (GOOG),
Gamestop (GME), Commerce
Bank (CBH), Whole Foods (WMFI), and Halliburton
(HAL) just to mention a few. Just because he speaks
highly of them today does not mean he will speak highly
of them next week. If you buy a stock you must stay
informed of everything that company is doing to advance
itself or take your money and run.
Two of the other plays he recommends for financial
and housing related stocks are J.P. Morgan (JPM) and
St. Joe (JOE). J.P. Morgan could be left out since the
Bank of America purchase of MBNA. He recommends St.
Joe as a long term hold since the Florida land bank
can grow earnings over 50% this year. St. Joe is one
of Florida's largest real estate companies and is known
as the state's largest private landowner.
I am monitoring the stocks he picks on his show and
plan to show which ones take off from his blessings.
You can tune into Jim Cramer Mad Money on CNBC three times
a day or catch him on AM radio. You can also find Jim
Cramer on TheStreet.com and follow his stock alerts.
"There is always a bull market somewhere, you
just have to find it," says Jim Cramer. It is easier to find the bull market if you follow his Action Alerts Plus. If you sign up for Action Alerts Plus you get a few emails sent to you daily telling you before he buys or sells. The cost is almost $400 but it is worth it if you day trade or want to find out the best times to buy or sell stocks.
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