Jim Cramer is one of CNBC’s top stocks analysts and a former hedge fund manager. In an edition of Mad Money, Cramer explained that he is often inclined to buy stocks that have reached fresh all-time highs, providing they have been rising consistently, and have pulled back since reaching their latest high point: “When I’m ready to establish a position, I wait for a pullback to come that’s at least 5 percent down,” Cramer said.
His reasoning is simple: in order to reach new peaks, a company has to continuously keeps its performance levels high – and such behavior is not likely to change fast. In case you agree with Cramer’s approach, we gathered a list of very known companies, which reached new all-time highs recently:
*Figures above are as of 23/02/2018.
*Your capital is at risk. Past performance is not an indication of future results.
*The information above is not investment advice.
