Every high-profile TV call gets logged with a link to the public record of the statement, then measured mechanically: what the stock did, and what fading the call would have returned over 30 sessions. The tracker went live July 2026 — the stats below accrue in public, from zero, with no retroactively invented history. That's the whole point.
"Now" = the stock since broadcast. "Inverse 30d" = what betting against the call returned over 21 trading sessions — pending until the window actually closes. Click any call to see the source.
The meme says "inverse Cramer" is free money. The data on that is genuinely mixed — academic and quant studies of Mad Money calls have found short-lived pops after buy recommendations, mediocre longer-horizon performance, and everything in between. An ETF built on the idea shut down in 2024. Anyone selling you a decade of "67% inverse win rate" without a call-by-call sourced log is selling you a story.
So we do the only honest version: log every call with its source at broadcast time, freeze it, and let the outcomes accumulate in public. If inverting turns out to have an edge, this page will prove it. If it doesn't, this page will prove that too. Either way, you'll know — and that's worth more than the meme.
InverseCramer ships inside WealthSignal Full Access — real-time call alerts with source links, confidence grades, and outcome history as it accrues. The public log above stays public.
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