Just like the title said. If you did the exact opposite of Jim Cramers' advice over his entire career, how much money would you have made? Assume you have $1000 to start with.
I'm asking because he is doing another me culpa broadcast right now, and I'm legitimately wondering why he still has a platform and is allowed to give investing advice.
If you can post sources and accurate figures, that would be awesome, but h...

Nvidia delivered yet another beat-and-raise quarter in February. Earnings of $5.16 per share on sales of $22.1 billion beat views of $4.59 earnings per share and $20.4 billion in sales.
Earlier, the company observed that limited supply of AI chips as the biggest challenge to growth. Customers may also wait for the next generation B100 chip that is expected in the coming quarters. Baird analysts  saw this as a good thing. B100 chips...

Two directors of NVIDIA, the world's largest chip company by market capitalization, recently sold about $180 million worth of the company's stock, becoming the latest group of NVIDIA insiders to cash out near record highs. Shares of the AI chip leader have been hitting all-time highs lately, following a 240% jump in 2023 and have risen as much as 79% since 2024, with NVIDIA shares hitting another all-time high in mid-day...

Two Nvidia Corp. directors sold about $180 million in shares of the chipmaker in recent days, becoming the latest insiders to cash in as the stock continues to push deeper into record territory.
Tench Coxe, a former managing director at venture capital firm Sutter Hill Ventures who has been on Nvidia’s board since 1993, sold 200,000 shares on March 5 at $850.03 to $852.50, according to a filing. Coxe still holds more than 3.7 milli...

CNBC’s Jim Cramer reflected on the earnings season so far, saying investors shouldn’t judge stocks based purely on figures from a financial report. Instead, he said it’s wise to read beyond “negative headlines” to better predict a company’s performance.
“You know what the biggest takeaway is?” he said, referring to earnings season. “It’s the way we report on stocks, all of us: It’s not working anymore, it’s failing ...

Zifeng Su recently sold more than $20 million worth of the company's stock, a move that one expert believes is a departure from her past behavior but that AMD says is not unusual. A filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Friday showed that Su sold 125,000 shares of AMD stock on Feb. 21 at prices ranging from $162.06 to $164.84, according to the company.
While Su Zifeng has sold AMD stock in other recent periods...

On February 27, 2024, Advanced Micro Devices made headlines with the announcement that Jean Hu, the company's executive vice president, chief financial officer, and treasurer, is slated to present at the forthcoming Morgan Stanley Technology, Media, and Telecom Conference on March 5. Set for 8:00 AM PST/11:00 AM EST, Hu's presentation will be available via webcast on the AMD Investor Relations website, promising insights...

Declining sales YoY, because vegans don't actually like it. Most consumers were on normal diets and bought it to try this temporary fad.
COGS are 2x revenue. Never mind after SG&A and CAPEX. Cash burn is so big they need to raise equity every so often. And even if they grow, they'd need to raise so much cash and dilute the shit out of the common shareholder.
Yet the CEO makes one tiny unkeepable promise of margin expansion -how can he deliver? he didn't even care to ex...

I keep hearing about the chip stock AI induced bubble.
Stock prices and market cap of these stocks have shot up quickly to the stratosphere, so I understand the bubble concern.
However, the valuation stocks like NVIDIA really doesn't seem outrageous based on earnings and predicted future earnings and the speed in which earnings are growing.
Question: Is because people believe these projected future earnings are way off? Or because demand will eventually dry up and the stocks ...