We recently analyzed Jim Cramer’s bullish stock tips and determined his bullish track record is pretty dismal. In fairness, we also analyzed Jim Cramer’s bearish stock tips and found his results were slightly positive. A sample of Jim Cramer’s bearish or short selling results are shown:
Month: August 2006
Backtesting & High Dividend Covered Calls
We’ve analyzed Jim Cramer’s bullish stock tips in previous articles and found his performance isn’t so hot. But what if we combined Jim Cramer’s recommendations with one of the many covered call strategies available, particularly a high dividend yield covered call strategy?
Jim Cramer Contrarian Short of MOT
In a previous article, we analyzed Jim Cramer’s bullish stock trading tips for shorting opportunities. Based on the analysis in the article a possible shorting opportunity has been discovered. On 7/19/2006 Jim Cramer recommended Motorola (MOT), the day immediately following his recommendation the price of MOT went higher and 10 market days later is still 16.8% higher than when Jim Cramer made his recommendation, ripe for a short. PowerOptions provides a search engine for finding potentially lucrative income producing opportunities, for example finding optimum bear call credit spreads on MOT. [tags]stock trading, bear call credit spreads[/tags]
Jim Cramer Contrarian Short of UTX
We analyzed Jim Cramer’s bullish stock trading tips for shorting opportunities. Based on the analysis in the article a possible shorting opportunity has been discovered. On 7/18/2006 Jim Cramer recommended United Technologies (UTX), the next day following his recommendation the price of UTX went higher – 10 market days later is still 5.6% higher than when Jim Cramer made his recommendation, ripe for a short. PowerOptions provides a search engine for finding potentially lucrative income producing opportunities, for example finding optimum bear call credit spreads on UTX. [tags]stock trading, bear call credit spreads[/tags]