‘Mad Money’: New Investment Fund Aims to Counter Jim Cramer’s Stock Picks. The ‘Short Jim’ exchange traded fund promises to buy stocks opposite those recommended by the CNBC mainstay .

While CNBC, where Cramer has been hosting “Mad Money” since 2005, has thrown its support behind him, Tuttle has gone ahead with the creation of the funds, which allows investors to bet on ...

Editor's Note: The following are questions received from viewers of "Mad Money," seen every day at 6 p.m. EDT on CNBC. Jim, I wanted to buy the (FLPSX) Fidelity Low-Priced Stock Fund, but it is ...

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The fund, which buys stocks recommended by the host of CNBC’s "Mad Money" show, has only managed to attract $1.3 million in assets amid gains of just 2.2% since its debut in March.

For picks made on “Mad Money,” the ETF will make trades the next morning at market open. “Once he’s out on something, I want to be in that or opposite in that as soon as possible.” ...

A pair of new products is launching Thursday that will help US investors bet either on or against the stock picks of the host of CNBC’s Mad Money show.