Tracking Jim Cramer’s stock picks so you can do the opposite.
Read past issues of the Inverse Cramer Newsletter below:
Man that stock goes down every day, you know why, because it used to go up every day. I think this is a good level to start buying Walmart, I think the quarter was not as nearly bad, they are keeping the prices lower. But Costco is better, I love shopping in Walmart with my daughter. But Costco and the wife, two thumbs up -On Walmart ($WMT)
I’ve been looking at Toyota and thinking why do I not recommend that stock it just keeps going up and up. I think it’s a really good call, buy Toyota -On Toyota Motor ($TM)
I would stay away from it. At this point as a bear, I’m going to throw in the towel and say enough.If you want to buy a $3 stock as a speculation, I’m not going to fight you on it. I’m not going to hate a $3 stock -On Blackberry ($BB)
Until the feds meeting this week and the bond schedule, I would have said don’t buy it. But now I think it’s incredibly undervalued because the fed may be done, and with 5% yield, count me in. -On US Bancorp ($USB)
It’s an interesting spec. If the notion is nothing but a spec, then I think you’ll be fine. But if you think it’s a sort of some investment great piece of paper, I’ve got bad news for you, it ain’t.
-On Hawaiian Electric ($HE)
Monster is a very good company. It is not going up as much as I think because a lot of people like Celsius, and it could make a lot of money next year. I like them both.
I’m concerned regarding Blackberry stock. I saw them trying to arrange the deck chairs on the Titanic, trying to spin off. I’m not a believer -On Blackberry ($BB)
The knucklehead sellers have no idea how good this company is. You have to have so many MRIs, just check out Japan, it’s going to be great for the bottom line of GE Healthcare, Buy, Buy, Buy. This stock is a buy, it’s coming back, and it looks like it’s heading to $75 -On GE Healthcare ($GEHC)
I told them not to over-expand but do they listen to me? No! I’m just a TV guy, they’re in a coffee business, but I know how to read a balance sheet. They’re over-expanding, they want to cool it, and just slow down. Don’t own the stock -On Dutch Bros ($BROS)
It’s very very good. We sold because we felt oil was going up so much. But I have to tell you I like SLB very much it’s a great company -On SLB ($SLB)
Julie Sweet is so good. It’s such a good company. People even don’t know what they do, they help you figure out how to deal with technology. They are digitizers -On Accenture ($ACN)
Yes, it’s a good buy. They have a monstrous quarter but the stock has barely run. I’m gonna bless buying that stock -On Alphabet ($GOOGL)
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