Tuttle Capital files Inverse ETFs to trade against Jim Cramer’s recommendations

Advisory agency Tuttle Capital has filed two exchange-traded funds (ETF), which it created to commerce in opposition to funding suggestions made by Jim Cramer, who hosts the favored CNBC present “Mad Cash.”

Jim Cramer is a veteran inventory market investor recognized for his contrarian funding technique. He buys when everyone seems to be promoting and vice versa.

Since Cramer dabbled into crypto, his predictions have confirmed false on a number of events. In July, when the crypto market fell beneath the $1 trillion mark, he mentioned he was promoting his bitcoin because it has “no actual worth.” Bitcoin rebounded and posted the best month-to-month achieve of 17% by the top of the month.

Cramer additionally predicted that Coinbase shares might tumble following information of the SEC investigation in July. Sadly for him, Coinbase shares rallied as much as 50% one week later.

Famed crypto dealer Algod took a guess to commerce in opposition to all of Cramer’s predictions. By August, Algod mentioned he had doubled his $50,000 by buying and selling in opposition to Jim Cramer.

Inverse ETF to commerce in opposition to Jim Cramer

Tuttle Capital submitted a preliminary prospectus to the SEC on Oct. 5 to commerce in opposition to Jim Cramer’s investments by the Brief Inverse Cramer ETF (SJIM) and Lengthy Cramer ETF (LJIM).

In accordance with the submitting, the Brief Inverse Cramer ETF (SJIM) will take the alternative place of any shares Cramer recommends publicly on Twitter or in his Mad Cash present. The Lengthy Cramer ETF (LJIM) will observe the outcomes of Cramer’s funding.

In the meanwhile, Tuttle Capital has about 80% of its investments within the inverse of securities really helpful by Cramer.

Tuttle Capital first launched an Inverse ETF in opposition to Cathie Wooden’s ARK Put money into November 2021. The Brief Innovation ETF (SARK) — at the moment up 83% — was created to guess in opposition to the ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK).

Following the launch of SARK, Bloomberg Senior Analyst Eric Balchunas predicted {that a} Cramer ETF could also be imminent.

We really wrote again in Feb about how an Inverse Cramer ETF would doubtless be filed sooner or later. Given a number of the stuff that has been tried w ETFs this isnt huge stretch. And ETFs tied to huge personalities not unprecedented eg $SARK $TSLQ pic.twitter.com/Dsx5aYDmk8

— Eric Balchunas (@EricBalchunas) October 5, 2022