Jim Cramer is out of his mind. When you see his shows, he likes to screams and jump about like a mad man.

But the investments he picked last year earned 12% compared to 6% average for the market by some measures, so maybe he is not so crazy after all.

A lot of investors love Jim Cramer mad money shows on CNBC that they like to watch it each week.

While the world was spinning out of control, and the market was spinning straight down the toilet, investors were panicking and Cramer was one of the few voices who could be heard above the chaos and people listened to him.

Jim Cramer wants to buy and ride it up when a stock started going up. His mad money shows plan for the market to keep doing what it is doing, so that he picks end to be aggressive.

Usually Jim Cramer dump the stocks when it starts to fall before it falls further. His technique is not a bad at all when the market is not volatile and the swings are not move forward or more predictable.

However, when market are going badly, they will go badly very quick and market can reverse direction all of a sudden.

The bad thing about Jim Cramer mad money is when he interviews CEOs, he usually recommend you buy their stock. The executives who were being interviewed are usually those who have high dividend stocks only.

If you’re wondering on what stocks to pick, the best advices can actually be gained from Jim Cramer mad money shows, not Cramer’s recommends on those executives stocks. It really doesn’t matter even if you want to take India stock market even you live in the US.

It is clear there will be a short term jump in price for those stocks after he recommends it, as many people will run out and buy these stocks.

If you are quick on the draw, meaning you already bought those stocks just before he recommends it to people, you can do just the opposite, ready to sell when he says “buy”, that way you can expect to do very well.

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