
And for that reason Jim Cramer has nicknamed them FANG stocks. --Jim Cramer, "Does Your Portfolio Have FANGS?," February 2013 Back in February 2013 my pal Jim "El Capitan" Cramer brilliantly (and well-ahead of anyone else) coined the term "FANG" stocks --Facebook (FB) , Amazon (AMZN) , Netflix (NFLX) and Google, now Alphabet (GOOGL) . Thursday morning, I present some serious questions about the "A" and "N" in Jim's "FANG." With Amazon and Netflix both hitting all-time highs and Amazon having finally traded at more than $1,000 a share, the media is awash in stories about how these four "super stocks" and others that have captured most of the market's gains in this bull cycle. Indeed, it has been
Wall Street (^GSPC) is backing away from last week’s record highs. Stock futures are leaning lower as investors wait for some key data on the manufacturing sector. Oil prices are falling after fiver Arab nations, including Egypt and Saudi Arabia, cut
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