Daniel Harrison defends the work of CNBC “Mad Money” anchor Jim Cramer, saying his critics don’t understand his work.
“For what Jim Cramer does, he does it very, very well, with crystal-clear reasoning underlying his assumptions. If you asked the average investor to trade as frequently as Jim Cramer makes stock recommendations, they’d probably be out of 100 percent of their capital in a couple weeks.
“Of course no one is going to invest in a stock purely because Jim Cramer says so. In fact, take Cramer’s own advice and you’ll be doing a little homework first. But at least his show is full of original, though-provoking, and fresh ideas on a daily basis.”
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Cramer is the man. I'm up over 23% this year due to his show Mad Money. You have to know how to listen to and watch his show. You can't buy or sell on everything he says. You should understand and be able to explain why you are buying or selling a stock.