Do you think retail investors would be able to get their trades in (and out) fast enough to profit fully from the Cramer Bump?
I assume there are algos that automatically interpret the show in real time and race to complete pre-market transactions a nanosecond before anyone else, and have also perfected the timing of profit-taking later in the day.
It would be hard for a dedicated amateur to beat that.
Incidentally, if you're looking for future post ideas, I'd be fascinated to hear your take on Tom Lee's assertion that the market closely follows generational trends. He has a graph to prove it but I'm not sure what to make of it.
Hey Nikolai! Great question. This was one of the major concerns of the analysis I did last time.
This time around, I have used the opening price of the next day after which Cramer has made the prediction. That implies all the pre market action is already done before you purchase the stock. I feel that for the average investor this is a much more realistic scenario.
But the question that is more interesting would be whether the average investor would be able to trade such a wide variety of stocks? It will take a decent chunk of your time everyday to implement this strategy effectively!
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Do you think retail investors would be able to get their trades in (and out) fast enough to profit fully from the Cramer Bump?
I assume there are algos that automatically interpret the show in real time and race to complete pre-market transactions a nanosecond before anyone else, and have also perfected the timing of profit-taking later in the day.
It would be hard for a dedicated amateur to beat that.
Incidentally, if you're looking for future post ideas, I'd be fascinated to hear your take on Tom Lee's assertion that the market closely follows generational trends. He has a graph to prove it but I'm not sure what to make of it.
Hey Nikolai! Great question. This was one of the major concerns of the analysis I did last time.
This time around, I have used the opening price of the next day after which Cramer has made the prediction. That implies all the pre market action is already done before you purchase the stock. I feel that for the average investor this is a much more realistic scenario.
But the question that is more interesting would be whether the average investor would be able to trade such a wide variety of stocks? It will take a decent chunk of your time everyday to implement this strategy effectively!
Great work on this article. Looking forward to the next one.
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