Jim Cramer's Real Money: Sane Investing in an Insane World

Jim Cramer, a former hedge-fund manager and longtime television commentator, explains how ordinary investors can make money in the stock market through a disciplined approach, whatever the state of Wall Street. He argues that buy-and-hold is a flawed strategy and that active investors need to do real research, suggesting that those unwilling to put in the time might be better served by a mutual fund. He sets out his own rules for trading, including how to set aside a slice of a portfolio for speculation, how to recognise market turns, and when to sell. Brisk and direct, his guide blends plain-English advice with stories from his years on Wall Street, aiming to help readers invest with more confidence and less risk.