Cramer Bounce
It’s pretty wild to wrap your head around the idea that one individual’s recommendations can mess with a stock price too much. Well, unless we’re talking about Warren Buffett, of course.
Turns out, however, that there is another individual who has his own term. “Cramer Bounce,” was coined because of Jim Cramer's ability to affect stock prices. Cramer, from CNBC’s Mad Money, uses some pretty obnoxious theatrics and his unnaturally loud voice to expose the stocks he thinks are real winners. In turn, these stocks sometimes shoot up in price overnight and experience a so-called “Cramer Bounce.”
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Finance: What is Dead Cat Bounce?13 Views
Finance allah shmoop What is a dead cat bounce It
sounds like a dance move from the old west right
but it actually refers to a terrible situation when the
market plummets rebounds very slightly and then plummets again The
idea comes from the notion of dropping a cat off
of a high building It hits the cement dead bounces
a bit before then is a big wet thud Yeah
peeta no cats were harmed in the production of this
definition Thie market has fallen from five thousand twelve hundred
now it's at fourteen hundred and now it's back to
twelve hundred Yeah that uplift of two hundred points there
from twelve hundred fourteen hundred before it went back twelve
hundred which is the concrete that's the dead cat bounce
I'm not totally sure who came up with this term 00:00:50.247 --> [endTime] but wei have a pretty good idea