With just $5.5 million in assets under management, SJIM is a minuscule ETF, and LJIM is even smaller, with $1 million in assets under management. One thing that I find curious about SJIM’s holdings is that it doesn’t have a position in Coinbase ( NASDAQ:COIN) (or a crypto-themed ETF), given Cramer’s long-time aversion to crypto, or any Chinese stocks or ETFs, given that Cramer has advised viewers against investing in China for years, so I would think a position in something like an Alibaba ( NYSE:BABA) would be a strong fit here. There are also smaller positions in companies that Cramer has been bearish on. Below you'll find an overview of SJIM's holdings. On the other hand, SJIM is made up mostly of short positions in the stocks that Cramer touts. The average LJIM stock price target of $29.24 implies 17.2% upside potential from current levels. LJIM stock has also accrued a Moderate Buy consensus rating from analysts. Individual top 10 holdings like Nvidia, On Holding AG ( NYSE:ONON), Starbucks ( NASDAQ:SBUX), ChampionX ( NASDAQ:CHX), and Apple ( NASDAQ:AAPL) all have Smart Scores of 8 or above. In fact, LJIM has managed to accrue an ETF Smart Score of 7 out of 10, which is just on the cusp of an outperform rating based on TipRanks’ proprietary Smart Score system. companies and top growth stocks over the long run, so LJIM actually doesn’t look bad. While these picks may not be anything fancy or under the radar, you could do a lot worse than investing in a diversified basket of blue-chip U.S. Below, you’ll find an overview of LJIM’s top holdings using TipRanks’ holdings screen. Subjectively, just from my own experience watching Mad Money and Squawk on the Street here and there over the years, I would say that this strategy reflects Cramer’s general investment style fairly accurately. stocks ranging from Dow components like Boeing ( NYSE:BA) and Caterpillar ( NYSE:CAT) to more tech and growth names like Advanced Micro Devices ( NASDAQ:AMD), Tesla ( NASDAQ:TSLA), and the aforementioned Nvidia and Meta Platforms. Looking at LJIM as a whole, you’ll find an assortment of blue-chip U.S. LJIM holds 36 positions, and its top 10 holdings make up just 35.5% of assets.Ĭramer is well-known to be a long-time fan of Nvidia ( NASDAQ:NVDA), even going as far as to name his dog after the company, so it is unsurprising that the semiconductor giant is LJIM’s largest holding, with a 5% weighting.Ĭramer was pounding the table on Meta Platforms ( NASDAQ:META) when it bottomed out in late 2022, and Meta is LJIM’s second-largest position. The pair of ETFs only launched in early March, so their track record is based on a small sample size, but so far, SJIM is up 0.5% since inception, while LJIM is down 2.6%. SARK has attracted a decent amount of publicity and managed to accrue over $300 million in assets under management (AUM) so far, but the two Cramer ETFs have a long way to go to this point - SJIM has about $5.5 million in AUM while LJIM has a microscopic AUM of $1 million. Like Cramer, ARK’s founder and CIO Cathie Wood is another high-profile, polarizing figure in the investing world, so it appears that Tuttle is going back to the well here with these two Cramer-themed ETFs. Tuttle Capital is also the firm behind the Tuttle Capital Short Innovation ETF ( NASDAQ:SARK), which fades the picks of the ARK Invest Innovation ETF ( NYSEARCA:ARKK).
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