Stocks: Investing vs Trading (never listen to Jim Cramer)

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Tags: #Tesla #TSLA #TeslaStock #CathieWood #ArkInvest #JimCramer

If you're an investor (not a gambler), ignore Jim Cramer. In this video I react to, share my thoughts and opinions on some stock trading (NOT INVESTING) calls from Jim Cramer including advising investors NOT to buy and hold Tesla stock (it's up 17,000% since then) and throwing shade at Cathie Wood and Ark Invest's strategy + ETF performance.

I try to illustrate the difference between short term trading/gambling mindset (and results) and that of investors who buy and hold assets for the long term.

I also suggest it's better to know a LOT about a little, than a LITTLE about a lot.

As always, in this video I'm just sharing my #investment thinking process and my reasoning. Keep using your own brain. Don't be a sheep. 🐑

I love you all,
Steven

p.s. Share your thoughts below. I read ALL your comments.

[SolvingTheMoneyProblem]

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[rosesmile]

Investing make up the top notch hemisphere of weath.That's the More reason one should save and invest to secure more profit an ensure success.

[ndrdst]

I like it when Rob Maurer schools Cramer on The Street. Doesn't seem to stick though

[marcovanloon]

My entry point was a smart guy from Australia with a funny haircut.

[celiaboixados]

The reason we are all here is that the current financial system is outdated.

[myronburns]

Everything definitely points out to altcoin seasons, but trading altcoins most times feels like Gambling.

[lancecaldwell]

I bought Tesla stock an hour after after it ipo'd and I have never looked back

[MichaelAntonFischer]

Isn’t he the guy that admitted he made his money by manipulating the market?

[ielmnt]

Watched mad money to start out, then moved on to the likes of Dave Lee and Solving the money problem because it was more in line with my investment strategy.

[tlz]

when i was new to investment, had seen his "shows". As i learnt more, his "shows" are just noise

[iPhil]

TSLA took 7 F’N years of hard work before they ever thought of going public.

All of these SPAC and startups in EV sector rushing to be public, are essentially saying that they don’t have any more money for projects, so please public continue to fund their lofty dreams.

[frunkytowntesla]

Cramer's the financial equivalent of an old school morning DJ, complete with sound effects and everything. Plus he's a proven pump and dump hedge fund guy. He shouldn't be taken seriously.

[tony]

I NEVER NEVER LISTENED TO THE GUY but he’s a good entertainer!!

[chrisjoplin]

Jim's reasoning on his show is just like the people who go to casino's and tell me there reasoning on how to win at a casino.

[peterpark]

Cramer's show still look the same after 12 years wow

[teslaric]

Never pay any attention to Cramer. He’s a clown entertainer perfect for the stupidity of television. I invested in Tesla for the long term shortly after the IPO. Who’s laughing now?

[jamesblanton]

It's useful to keep in mind that Jim Cramer is a former Hedge Fund manager which is basically a trading platform and not designed for long term investors. Prior to running his own fund Cramer was employed as a salesperson at Goldman Sachs, which is basically his major talent and suits his current position.

[slartybartfarst]

My entry point was Warren Buffett "only invest in what you understand" Im an engineer 40 years in big auto who bought A Tesla Model S in 2014, understands car companies, experienced the product, bought the well he makes good TV but then again threw my TV in a skip 4 years ago so thank you Warren a free Roadster and a retirement fund...I owe you.

[mbabcock]

For all that 'action-alert' and stage show foolishness, his fund averages a piddley 4% return.

[jojor]

Jim Cramer got me interested in stocks when I was younger. His show in the early 2000s got a lot of young people into investing. He made something that was boring kind of exciting. His book Real Money was a great intro into the world of investing that was also a lot more entertaining to read than a college text book. I cringe today thinking about the Netflix, Apple and all the other stocks I traded for small amounts of profit that I should of kept. At least the one I didnt trade and have owned since around 2013 was Tesla. For me trading stocks and options is fun and you need to keep it interesting sometimes, but for the most part I would say I'm 85% buy and hold long term and the rest is for trading and buying and selling options, play money. I think what Jim does best is entertain and buying and holding stocks for 10 years isnt very entertaining content on his show. But what was hot in the 2000's is different now and even though I still watch a little of Cramer I watch a lot more of the great content that Steven creates and all the other awesome channels on Youtube.