> His sell recommendations did not pan out so well. Even though they dropped in price the next day, over the next week and month, they returned inline or even b

> His sell recommendations did not pan out so well. Even though they dropped in price the next day, over the next week and month, they returned inline or even better than his buy recommendations! Given that there is a counter-intuitive trend in the returns That trend should be viewed in context. The DJIA over the 5 years of the study went from 20,812 to 36,407, a rise of 75%. Any pick of Cramer's (or anyone else) would have to rise by more than that rate to beat the market.