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  • shubham_mishra

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    5 months

    Cramer Says Buy The Crypto Dip. More Pains Ahead?

    Jim Cramer, the host of CNBC's "Mad Money" and a former hedge fund manager, is at it again, this time advising investors to "buy the crypto dip." https://preview.redd.it/lo9i5rzjm58e1.jpg?width=1132&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=064462c8226ba6b0db56d51a05d163e25d1093b9 But here's the thing with Cramer - his advice often leads to the opposite happening, a phenomenon hilariously dubbed the "Inverse Cramer Effect." Let's talk about Ethereum (ETH). Back in March this year, Cramer expressed belief that a [spot Ethereum exchange-traded fund (ETF) “will soon bloom.” ](https://news.bitcoin.com/mad-money-host-jim-cramer-expects-spot-ethereum-etf-to-bloom-soon/) When the ETFs were eventually approved 3 months later, they turned out to be nothing short of a disappointment and have been struggling to impress ever since. Fast forward to 6 months ago, Cramer [endorsed ETH as a great store of value ](https://news.bitcoin.com/mad-moneys-jim-cramer-endorses-ether-as-great-store-of-value-amid-us-dollar-concerns/)amid US Dollar Concerns. Has ETH been living up to that endorsement? It's like the crypto market loves to prove him wrong. But it's not just ETH; the wider crypto market seems to have its own dance moves when Cramer speaks. Early this year in January, Cramer said “Unlikely that Bitcoin finds its footing.” BTC was $39,556 at the time. It went on to skyrocket to $108k, more than 155% gain, ushering a wider market rally. https://preview.redd.it/5n74v1xtm58e1.jpg?width=1187&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4cbf2854ade4cf88650e7425132615f4aaebca49 Now, with Cramer saying "buy the dip," you've got to wonder - is this the signal for more pains ahead? So, if you're thinking about diving into the dip, maybe take a moment to consider the Inverse Cramer Effect.
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