Jim Cramer Recommends Gold and Gold Corp.

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Today on CNBC's "Street Signs" at about 11:30AM PST Amanda Drury interviewed Jim Cramer for their regular "stop trading" segment.
I wrote about it in detail at Jim Cramer Recommends Gold and Gold Corp.
I wonder how many people will add Gold or Goldcorp to their portfolios now near all time record highs based on Jim's advice.
- Can anyone verify that Cramer has been a gold bug since his Mad Money show began?
- Has Cramer had Gold in his action alerts portfolio for 10 to 20% from the start?
- Was it a small position that grew with the large gain in gold?
Or - did he add Gold recently?
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