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🍋 Inverse Cramer

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October 07, 2022

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"Every once in a while, the market does something so stupid it takes your breath away." — Jim Cramer

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1. Story of the Day: Inverse Cramer

Not a fan of Jim Cramer’s ‘Mad Money’ picks? An ETF is in the works to short Jim’s picks. Tuttle Capital Management, an ETF-fund developer, filed with the SEC this week to launch the ‘Inverse Cramer ETF’. The inverse ETF would aim to provide the exact opposite returns of Cramer’s picks.

Cramer’s strong personality and high profile as a stock market guru have drawn ridicule, and Cramer is one of Wall Street’s biggest meme targets. Some claim that Cramer is dead wrong and joke investors should do the exact opposite of what he says.

The notorious ‘Magnificent Seven’ Cramer picked almost two years ago has become a meme as those seven stocks have struggled mightily since. Cramer also issued a sell notice on Netflix when it was at $11. (currently at $240)

While even the best investors will inevitably swing and miss from time to time, the meme of Jim Cramer has taken on a life of its own. Amidst the memes, Tuttle is turning the joke of doing the exact opposite what Cramer says into a reality.

Tuttle, which plans to sell under the sticker $SJIM (short Jim) for its Cramer inverse ETF, achieved notoriety for creating an ETF that shorts all of Cathie Wood’s picks. On the year, the Cathie Wood inverse ETF is up nearly 60%.

Takeaway: In the era of meme stocks and inverse ETFs, there’s little investors can’t do. Cramer has been the butt of his fair share of jokes, and Tuttle’s inverse ETF is a unique and funny innovation. While there’s no guarantee $SJIM will enjoy the same success as the inverse Cathie Wood’s ETF, Tuttle is nevertheless opening a window to the extent financial innovation can encompass virtually anything in 2022.

2. Markets Rundown

Stocks closed lower on Thursday as investors awaited monthly jobs data.

Movers & Shakers

(+) Compass ($COMP) +16% after Insider reported Vista Equity Partners is considering a deal that would take the company private.
(+) Pinterest ($PINS) +5% after Goldman Sachs upgraded the stock to buy from neutral.
(–) General Electric ($GE) -2% after the company announced wind workforce layoffs.

Private Dealmaking

Form Energy, a long-duration battery storage developer, raised $450 million
NetSPI, a cybersecurity firm, raises $410 million from KKR
Securiti, a data privacy and security platform, raised $75 million
Carbon6 Technologies, an e-commerce software bundler, raised $66 million
Loop, an EV charging station startup, raised $60 million
Alloy Therapeutics, a drug discovery startup, raised $42 million
GlossGenius, a salon management system, raised $25 million

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6. Daily Visual: Credit Suisse Bond Yields Moon

Credit Suisse and UBS bond yields

Source: Axios

7. Daily Acumen: A Lot is a Choice

"You might want to make something that a lot of people want a little…

Or you could make something that a few people want a lot.

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Source: Seth's Blog

8. Crypto Corner

Wanted crypto executive linked to $60 billion crash faces passport freeze
Crypto prime brokerage lacks teeth without lending
Nasdaq to wait for regulation before launching crypto exchange
How Crypto Twitter could change under Musk’s leadership
EU confirms Russia’s crypto ban as bloc tightens sanctions
How to tell if a crypto project is a scam

9. Memes of the Day

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