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franklin.1234
11-05-2006, 04:58 PM
Mods, I was wondering if you guys would be able to add in an indicator that let's us know when Cramer was bullish or bearish on a stock on Mad Money in the opening segment?

I think there is something to be gained (especially in the short term) by just looking at these recommendations from Cramer.
Thierry Martin
11-05-2006, 07:06 PM
Mods, I was wondering if you guys would be able to add in an indicator that let's us know when Cramer was bullish or bearish on a stock on Mad Money in the opening segment?

I think there is something to be gained (especially in the short term) by just looking at these recommendations from Cramer.


Have you seen this page?

http://www.cramersmadmoney.com/forumdisplay.php?f=12
franklin.1234
11-05-2006, 10:03 PM
Yes - the only thing is: WTS was the main stock he talked about (on 11/2 for example) - which is what would be nice to see indicated on those pages. I really appreciate those pages being put together and completely realize it is volunteered time and information. But if the effort is being put in anyways, it would be nice to see those "Main" stocks he talks about differentiated...
Thierry Martin
11-05-2006, 11:37 PM
Yes - the only thing is: WTS was the main stock he talked about (on 11/2 for example) - which is what would be nice to see indicated on those pages. I really appreciate those pages being put together and completely realize it is volunteered time and information. But if the effort is being put in anyways, it would be nice to see those "Main" stocks he talks about differentiated...

The recaps indicate if the stock was mentioned in the body of the show or in the Lightning Round. There is no data to indicate that some of Cramer's picks do better than others, relative to when in the show they were featured, or how long they were talked about, so I am not sure why you would want this information collected.
Amnion
11-06-2006, 09:12 AM
Of course you can always look on thestreet.com. THey have a summary section that shows his most asked about stocks.
franklin.1234
11-06-2006, 09:51 PM
There is a statistically significant different impact on the stocks he has planned to talk about in his opening segment and those that come up as he takes callers (not in the lightning round) or those that he casually mentions (as clear "side-thoughts"). This difference is seen when looking at the after hours and next day impact on those stocks. It makes sense, because people take it more to heart when he spends 10 minutes explaining all the reasons behind his pick(s) for that day. This is important to note if you wanted to attempt to capitalize on a predictable impact that Cramer has on those stocks in that given time-frame.
Thierry Martin
11-07-2006, 12:18 AM
There is a statistically significant different impact on the stocks he has planned to talk about in his opening segment and those that come up as he takes callers (not in the lightning round) or those that he casually mentions (as clear "side-thoughts"). This difference is seen when looking at the after hours and next day impact on those stocks. It makes sense, because people take it more to heart when he spends 10 minutes explaining all the reasons behind his pick(s) for that day. This is important to note if you wanted to attempt to capitalize on a predictable impact that Cramer has on those stocks in that given time-frame.

As soon as it is predictable, it becomes unpredictable because you have traders that see it.