The Inverse Cramer Index/ETF tracks the stock recommendations of Jim Cramer (host of CNBC’s Mad Money) and implements the opposite of that trade (the inverse). The index is favourited by many market participants who recognize the poor stock picks that the Mad Money host keeps dishing out to millions of viewers.
If the last couple years have taught us anything, there’s always room for one more thematic ETF. Most thematic ETFs underperform the S&P 500 index, however, the Inverse Cramer Index/ETF is quite different. Jim Cramer is often wrong on his many stock recommendations that he delivers on television which is what makes the inverse quite attractive. To go further, the Inverse Cramer Index/ETF beat the S&P 500 index in 2022 as Cramer delivered some of the worst stock recommendations in America.
If you’d like to follow this inverse index you can visit IndexOne’s “i1 Inverse Cramer” index tracker. The index tracks the inverse stock recommendations as tracked and sourced from @CramerTracker on Twitter. Whether or not you choose to make trades based on the inverse index, it is certainly something that you should keep your eye on. Indexes like these help market participants track the success of the talking heads that appear on television.
