Fallond / Trade Ideas / Jim Cramer : July 25th

Tuesday's week-on-week comparison was unusual because the percentage of profitable trades was quite high, but those picks which turned a loss, actually turned a sizable loss.

For my newsletter picks it was DCTH (-14.68%); for the Trade Ideas picks it was SMSI (-20.48%); and for Jim Cramer it was FRK (-14.57%). Because of these losses the market ETFs had the only net positive return, per trade, for the week (+0.62%).

Best of the bunch was a newsletter subscriber pick [$], WRLD (+3.66%).

From the Trade-Ideas picks I had suggested NRI as the one to watch. It finished slightly up on the week (+0.64%).



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