In today's article, we will leverage the alternate datasets we have collected on CNBC's major TV shows over the past couple of years in order to review his stock-picking decisions, benchmark his results against the market, and ultimately see how we can harvest the power of big data in order to attempt to deliver alpha on the market. One of the pioneers in this space was CNBC, and there is one name that has become almost synonymous with finance television: Jim Cramer. ![]() ![]() ![]() Throughout history, by a combination of technological innovations that created the necessary infrastructure and the advancements in terms of the average level of financial education, there has been a very clear and distinct trend of stock market investing slowly moving away from the professionals and becoming more mainstream adopted henceforth a trade that is practiced by the everyday man.Įarly on, years before the birth and popularization of social media, it was the major media conglomerates that capitalized on this process by launching multiple finance and investing-related television shows that were almost predominantly oriented in both style and substance to the retail investor.
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