Tracking Jim Cramer’s stock picks so you can do the opposite.
Read past issues of the Inverse Cramer Newsletter below:
I don’t trust it I’ve got to tell you. I checked in with Larry William again, now he has been saying, you’ve got to get out of Bitcoin. He’s been so right. I’ve called him and ask are we done going down, he goes ‘No, stay away.’ -On Riot Platforms ($RIOT)
I think you should pick up the stock. It’s a reverse head and shoulders pattern btw. It yields 3.5%, it’s very inexpensive, and people buy it at Home Depot. You should be buying Stanley Black & Decker -On Stanley Black & Decker ($SWK)
I like your thinking. I like your conceptual analysis of Visa. Good stock -On Visa ($V)
It’s a great long-term. Do I take a little bit of Costco off the table, we didn’t do it. I hope we don’t regret that. I know it can get hit. But you have to have a room to be able to buy more, that’s the nature of the beast. You just can’t take a look at it every day, it doesn’t work like that -On Costco ($COST)
It’s at a 52-week high. I think we ought to wait for a little bit of dip. I’m trying to keep up with it, but it’s really starting to get to me. Let’s wait a couple of points down and then we’ll feel better.
-On Salesforce ($CRM)
This stock just keeps on going up and up and up. That’s not a reason to recommend a stock. I’ve got to tell you though, the last quarter is actually preetty darn good -On Roblox ($RBLX)
The stock has doubled. I’m worried about that the stock is too expensive. Let it come down -On Coinbase ($COIN)
Man that stock goes down every day, you know why, because it used to go up every day. I think this is a good level to start buying Walmart, I think the quarter was not as nearly bad, they are keeping the prices lower. But Costco is better, I love shopping in Walmart with my daughter. But Costco and the wife, two thumbs up -On Walmart ($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)
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