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What is Jim Cramer’s Net Worth?
June 22, 2022 - Jim Cramer’s net worth is $150 million according to Celebrity Net Worth.
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Jim Cramer - has any one benefitted
I think Cramer is a good source to get to know what companies and stocks are out there, work like a ticker symbol reminder to me. But his buy sell signals are everyone’s own judgment. More on reddit.com
Jim Cramer's charitable trust has underperformed VOO by 1.47% over the past 5 years
Frankly surprised he’s only off by 1.47% More on reddit.com
How much money would you have made if you did the exact opposite of Jim Cramer?
There’s a fund for that called SJIM. It’s down about 25% over the last year More on reddit.com
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Jim Cramer’s Net Worth is How Much? | December 2025 | TraderLion
October 10, 2024 - Jim Cramer’s net worth is estimated to be over $150 million.
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While an exact figure may vary depending on various sources, it’s estimated that jim cramer’s net worth is currently around $150 million. He has an estimated net worth of $150 million, making him the richest cnbc anchor.
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Jim Cramer - Wikipedia
1 month ago - James Joseph Cramer (born February 10, 1955) is an American television personality, author, entertainer and former hedge fund manager. He is the host of Mad Money on CNBC and an anchor on Squawk on the Street. After graduating from Harvard College and Harvard Law School, he worked for Goldman ...
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Did you know Jim Cramer makes an astonishing $5 million a year just from CNBC? Did you know his total net worth is estimated at $150 million?▬Contents of thi...
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r/ValueInvesting on Reddit: Jim Cramer - has any one benefitted
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I’m a value investor at heart. I always see Jim pumping $NVDA and apple, Lilly especially when they are at 52 week high I have no idea about his math other than momentum
I have also seen him pumping a lot of SPAC and then suddenly he changed his tune
Has anyone derived or gleaned any meaningful insights from him
As a matter of fact when Jim is bearish and crying I buy those for example
I bought meta at 90 and PayPal at $55
What is your thought I also know that there is inversecramer etf
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I think Cramer is a good source to get to know what companies and stocks are out there, work like a ticker symbol reminder to me. But his buy sell signals are everyone’s own judgment.
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I'm no Jim Cramer apologist, but you have to understand the dude is mostly just an entertainer/personality and that he has to make "calls" on multiple stocks per day (i.e. the "Lightening Round") in order to draw eyeballs. It's not feasible for anyone to study that many tickers and be ready to make a strong conviction buy/sell/hold call every month, much less daily. I do think he's a decent sourcing device for lesser known tickers. He has CEOs, etc. of companies I had never heard of before come on and talk about their company or their earnings results, the industry, how they're thinking about performance, etc. which are some combo of useful knowledge and/or have led me to add them to my watch list to generate new ideas (i.e. this company is in X industry that's growing rapidly, but Y is in the same and appears fundamentally better). So yeah, I do think some of the hate he gets is unwarranted, but I don't think he's a genius either. You have to do your own diligence and buying solely because a "pundit" on CNBC says so is a recipe for disaster.