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CXO Advisory Deconstructs Cramer

In a June 29 entry on their blog, the CXO Advisory Group reviewed Cramer's biweekly New York Metro Commentary since May 2000. Their site has a chart of commentary snippets along with the returns of the S&P 500 in the following 1, 3, 6 and 12 months.

They conclude that:

"In summary, Mr. Cramer's stock market calls since May 2000 have low consistency and approximately coin-flip accuracy. He seems more an entertaining (to some) stream of uncalibrated opinion than a stock market maven."

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>>> Brennan Commented on July 12, 2005

I like Jim Cramer's basic approach to investing which bypasses the middleman (i.e. mutual funds and reseach analysts which go on CNBC). I think his real value is not so much his individual stock picks but rather industry picks, need for diversity, and entertainment.


>>> MM Commented on August 02, 2005

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