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Jim Cramer’s calls.
Scored, not just repeated.

Bourse reads CNBC’s “Mad Money”, lightning round and “Final Trades” articles, sorts every mention into buy, sell or hold with AI, and tracks what happened next.

since 2021archive of articles
every 2 hoursnew episodes
buy / sell / holdstance per stock
/v1/tv-picksin the Bourse API

What you get. In the app.

01Mad Money calls

Every stock Cramer mentions, with the reason he gave and the date of the show.

02Lightning round

The fast-fire buy and sell answers to viewers, one line per stock.

03CNBC Final Trades

The closing picks of CNBC’s guests, separately from Cramer.

04Inverse Cramer

A strategy that bets against his calls - and one that follows them - so you can see who wins.

How it works. Step by step.

  1. 1Episode airs

    CNBC publishes a recap of the show and the lightning round.

  2. 2AI classifies

    Each stock mention is sorted into buy, sell or hold, with the reason in one line.

  3. 3Matched

    Names are matched to listed tickers; non-stock mentions are dropped.

  4. 4Scored

    The Cramer strategies show what following or fading him would have returned.

In the data. Ready for your models.

Every record has these fields, in the app and in the Bourse API as JSON or CSV.

dateshowpersontickercompanycallreasonurl
Endpoint documentation
api.bourse.pl
$ curl "https://api.bourse.pl/v1/tv-picks?limit=3" \
    -H "Authorization: Bearer $BOURSE_KEY"

# JSON with fields:
date, show, person, ticker, company …

Questions. Answered.

Does Inverse Cramer really work?

The strategy page shows its backtest since 2021 against the S&P 500, with drawdown and Sharpe. Past results do not guarantee future ones.

How do you know if it was a buy or a sell?

An AI model reads the article text around each mention and returns buy, sell or hold. Unclear mentions are marked hold.

Follow the money the day it is filed.

Bourse provides financial data and editorial information, parts of which are generated by AI. This page is for general education only. It is not personalised investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument. Make your own decisions.