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01How the bot thinks
Every Nasdaq 100 company is ranked on what the playbook cares about. Its long score, for how well a company fits:
The closest fits to the checklist: fast revenue growth, strong past-year trend, large. Score near 100.
A separate short score hunts the worst fits: thin or negative margins, expensive on sales, heavy stock pay. 10 sourced overlays from the investor's filings and statements add to either side. Re-ranked every week, at the close. Loss-makers are allowed long.
How far a company sits from the checklist: thin or negative margins, expensive on sales, heavy stock pay.
Points added to a company's long or short score for what the investor has said or done, each with its source.
NVDAHeld by his charitable trust; 'Still an "own it, don't trade it" name' (Club monthly meeting, Oct 15, 2026). Source ↗
AAPLTrust holding he has called 'own it, don't trade it' since 2016; reaffirmed at the Sept 10, 2026 Club meeting. Source ↗
METATrust holding named one of six to buy and 'our favorite of the Magnificent 7' (Sept 10, 2026). Source ↗
SBUXTrust holding; after Goldman Sachs, 'the stock we're most eager to buy' (Oct 15, 2026). Source ↗
02Model output
Long: #1 of 100 on Jim Cramer's long-minus-short score (0.833).
Pushed up by the investor's record: Trust holdings; Micron 'one of our highest-conviction semiconductor names', CrowdStrike and Palo Alto 'our two favorite ways' to play AI security (Sept 10, 2026). Source ↗
03The bot's own results
4 of 8 right
The side its portfolio held on each day's stock. The bot doesn't pick: it holds all 100.
04The full book
Equal weight: $1,000 a position. Cheap and Quality are percentiles within the Nasdaq 100; a dash means the figure is missing.
05Method and limits
The 100 Nasdaq 100 companies. Anything outside it can't be held.
Long score: Revenue growth 3, 12-month trend 3, Size 2, Net margin 2, Return on equity 1, Earnings growth 1, Earnings yield 1, Leverage 1. Short score: Net margin 3, Sales yield 2, Stock pay 2, Buybacks 1, Cash-flow yield 1, Size 1, Leverage 1, Volatility 1. Each a weighted blend of the company's percentile on each measure; the 50 with the best long minus short go long.
Always 50 long and 50 short. No market or rate bets. Changes fill at the next close.
Some tickers are missing figures and sit mid-pack on that measure. This profile is a draft and has not been reviewed yet.
Modeled on Jim Cramer's published approach. It is not Jim Cramer, and its picks are not Jim Cramer's. A free game on real closing prices, not investment advice.
MSFT, GOOGL, AMZNTrust holdings; Alphabet a stock to 'buy more of as it goes down', Amazon one he would buy if he did not own it (Oct 15, 2026). Source ↗
MU, CRWD, PANWTrust holdings; Micron 'one of our highest-conviction semiconductor names', CrowdStrike and Palo Alto 'our two favorite ways' to play AI security (Sept 10, 2026). Source ↗
INTC, LINTrust holdings he still backs, though he will add to Intel only 'until the low $80s' (Oct 15, 2026). Source ↗
COSTTrust holding, but at about 42 times earnings 'about as expensive as we're willing to tolerate' (Oct 15, 2026). Source ↗
CRWVCited as an example of 'the debt problems of thinly capitalized companies' that worry money managers (Oct 15, 2026); he also relayed Jensen Huang saying CoreWeave is fine. Source ↗
MSTRTold a caller 'We don't need Strategy. That's too derivative'; buy bitcoin itself instead (Mad Money, reported Apr 29, 2026). Source ↗