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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