CNBC's Jim Cramer on Wednesday told investors never to buy stock after a big move.
had been circulating for weeks. He recommended that investors closely follow news about companies they believe will be successful, like he did with Eli Lilly, to predict big stock moves. But Cramer stressed that even though the company is currently seeing success, and he thinks it will continue to do so, it would be wrong to buy it now after the big surge.
"Remember, I'm always trying to teach you how to identify great companies and then buy their stocks at the right price," Cramer said. "You don't buy the stock of Lilly here — the stock jumped nearly 15% yesterday, for heaven's sake."is another company Cramer has been eyeing for a while that he thinks has potential. The energy drink maker's stock soared over 20% Wednesday, but Cramer doesn't think it's time to buy yet.
"My goal is to get you to stop chasing stocks that've had huge runs," Cramer said. "Because when they inevitably get hit, there's a very good chance you'll feel like the whole game is rigged, and you'll give up on the entire asset class of stocks, and that is the worst mistake you can make.
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