which jim cramer book would be best for a beginner in the stock market?

sss_1990 asked:


I’m 18 and am going to open up a brokerage account soon, but I love watching Mad Money with Jim Cramer. The problem is when he talks about his books he goes so fast that I dont know which one is best for me. Can somebody help me out?

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One Response to “which jim cramer book would be best for a beginner in the stock market?”

1. shakespearesghost Says:
   December 9th, 2008 at 8:13 am

   Cramer is entertaining, but in all honesty he doesn’t really have that great of a track record, does he? He’s good for the ratings.

   I would recommend:
   Mutual Funds for Dummies by Eric Tyson. Not really for “dummies,” this book is highly informative. And see what he has to say about Cramer on page 60.
   The Warren Buffett Way by Robert G. Hagstrom. How the Oracle of Omaha became the richest investor.

   I know this isn’t exactly the info you were looking for, but there’s two websites that have tracked Cramer’s stock buys and sells:

   Good luck!

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