Posts Tagged ‘investors’

Starwood Hotels Receive Bullish Recommendation from Jim Cramer

On Monday’s Mad Money show, host Jim Cramer took a look at one of the more impressive earnings performances of the last quarter – Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide. Full story

Jim Cramer Predicts Pain for Goldman Sachs

On Friday’s Mad Money show, Jim Cramer laid out the key earnings reports this week and cautioned that Goldman Sachs could be in for some “pain” in the near term. Full story

The Cramer Effect Lifts Healthcare Stocks

The stock market’s gains were helped by a better than expected drop in jobless claims along with bullish guidance from Procter & Gamble. Here is a review of the performance of Jim Cramer’s stock picks from Wednesday’s Mad Money show. Full story

Jim Cramer’s Strategies For Investing In Bull Markets

Jim Cramer, the controversial host of CNBC’s Mad Money show, is often criticized for his investing advice. However, Mr. Cramer is also a former hedge fund manager and has a wealth of experience investing in bull markets and bear markets. Looking beyond the theatrics displayed on his show, he does have a “method to his madness”. Here are six investing strategies that Cramer recommends investors ... Full story

Jim Cramer’s Top Five Stock Investing Tips

Jim Cramer, the controversial host of CNBC’s Mad Money show, is often criticized for his investing advice. However, Mr. Cramer does have a “method to his madness”. Here are five stock investing tips that Cramer recommends investors use when evaluating new stocks. Full story

Investors Fail To Heed Jim Cramer’s Warnings

The Dow Jones Industrial average rose for a sixth consecutive day, gaining 30 points to close at 9,539 on Tuesday. Improving consumer sentiment and bullish reaction to economic reports continue to fuel the stock market rally. In the commodities markets, oil prices dropped over $3 per barrel on profit taking. Several of Jim Cramer’s stock picks from Monday’s Mad Money show also performed quite well, ... Full story

Jim Cramer Remains Bullish As Markets Rise Again

The Dow Jones Industrial average rose for a fourth consecutive day, gaining 155.91 points to close at 9,506 on Friday. The markets were helped by positive comments from Fed chairman Ben Bernanke confirming that the economy is beginning to recover. In the commodities markets, oil finished at its highest level of 2009 at $73.96 per barrel, while gold rose $12.80 to $953.10. Jim Cramer’s stock ... Full story
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