Jim Cramer's Two Criteria for Picking Stocks
CNBC TelevisionJanuary 5, 20261 min7,453 views
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- π‘ Jim Cramer outlines a new investing playbook: half your money in a cheap index fund and the other half in a portfolio of five individual stocks plus a non-stock hedge like gold or bitcoin.
- π This strategy is detailed in his book, 'How to Make Money in Any Market'.
Identifying Individual Stocks
- π― To select the five stocks for your portfolio, Cramer suggests they must meet two key criteria.
- π First, the companies must be observable, meaning you can understand what they do.
- π§ Second, they must be doing something that genuinely piques your curiosity.
The Importance of Research
- β οΈ Cramer warns against the common mistake of believing you know more than the market about a stock without doing any research.
- βοΈ He states that you can only know more than the market if you have inside information, which is illegal to trade on.
- β‘ An investor's edge today is unlikely to come from possessing information that others do not.
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