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So the Inverse Cramer ETF is officially shutting down after a few years. Remember when Tuttle Capital launched this thing back in 2022? The whole idea was to let people bet against Jim Cramer's stock picks - basically a way to profit if he was wrong. Pretty wild concept honestly.
Here's the thing though - it actually didn't work out the way you'd expect. Cramer happened to be really bullish on the Magnificent 7 (Apple, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Tesla), and those stocks absolutely crushed it. So the inverse Cramer bet got destroyed. Tuttle even said it should be down like 75% by now, but it's not - which he admits is actually a testament to Cramer being right on those picks.
Tuttle's take is pretty funny: 'a broken clock is right twice a day.' Basically saying even Cramer gets lucky sometimes. The timing just didn't work in their favor. He mentioned retail investors were more interested in volatile products anyway, and they got busy with other ETF lines like the T-REX products which have over $200M in assets.
The inverse Cramer stops trading Feb 13 and shareholders get their money back Feb 23. But Tuttle's not completely done with Cramer content - he's still running the Cramer Tracker newsletter and says he'd consider doing the fund again if the timing was better. Kind of a funny ending to this whole experiment.