The FANG stocks

What Are FANG Stocks and Why Does Jim Cramer Love Them?

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FANG, an acronym created by TheStreet's Jim Cramer a few years ago, is representative of four of the most popular and best-performing tech stocks in recent memory

Beware the FANG, and other quirky stock market indicators

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The FANG? It’s among the latest in a long line of quirky predictors, funky barometers and other theories that contribute to the noise surrounding why stocks go up and down. Some indicators are tied to the calendar, while others track presidential elections, the Super Bowl and horse racing’s Triple Crown. The FANG is an acronym for four high-flying stocks that are investor favorites: Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google. Never mind that Google is now called Alphabet.

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Does Netflix's stumble show we've reached peak FANG? Maybe not. https://t.co/SgktjX06od

— Jim Cramer (@jimcramer) July 18, 2018