M), Google (GOOG) and Amazon (AMZN). Two of those names, Apple and Research in Motion, are the members of my recently formed The Big Spend portfolio. Interestingly Cramer and I converged on those names using two complI am sure that many of you watch or have watched CNBC’s Mad Money with Jim Cramer. Personally I think the screaming and boo-yaas are a little much, but I do watch it on occasion. I like Fast Money much better - it comes on a couple hours later. I am quite honored, because it looks like old Cramer has been sniffing around my blog looking for ideas

Back in the glory days Intel (INTC), Cisco (CSCO), Dell (DELL) and Microsoft (MSFT) were known as the four horseman. They were the “go to” stocks. Owning them were like having your own money tree. However, they have all taken it on the chin since then - Intel and Cisco are down 71% and 67% respectively from their high points in 2000, while Dell and Microsoft are down 54% and 49% respectively since 1999.

Last week Cramer announced his new "four horseman" of technology: Apple (AAPL), Research in Motion (RIMM), Google (GOOG) and Amazon (AMZN). Two of those names, Apple and Research in Motion, are the members of my recently formed The Big Spend portfolio. Interestingly Cramer and I converged on those names using two comple

es on a couple hours later. I am quite honored, because it looks like old Cramer has been sniffing around my blog looking for ideas

Back in the glory days Intel (INTC), Cisco (CSCO), Dell (DELL) and Microsoft (MSFT) were known as the four horseman. They were the “go to” stocks. Owning them were like having your own money tree. However, they have all taken it on the chin since then - Intel and Cisco are down 71% and 67% respectively from their high points in 2000, while Dell and Microsoft are down 54% and 49% respectively since 1999.

Last week Cramer announced his new "four horseman" of technology: Apple (AAPL), Research in Motion (RIMM), Google (GOOG) and Amazon (AMZN). Two of those names, Apple and Research in Motion, are the members of my recently formed The Big Spend portfolio. Interestingly Cramer and I converged on those names using two compl

T) were known as the four horseman. They were the “go to” stocks. Owning them were like having your own money tree. However, they have all taken it on the chin since then - Intel and Cisco are down 71% and 67% respectively from their high points in 2000, while Dell and Microsoft are down 54% and 49% respectively since 1999.

Last week Cramer announced his new "four horseman" of technology: Apple (AAPL), Research in Motion (RIMM), Google (GOOG) and Amazon (AMZN). Two of those names, Apple and Research in Motion, are the members of my recently formed The Big Spend portfolio. Interestingly Cramer and I converged on those names using two compl

ctively from their high points in 2000, while Dell and Microsoft are down 54% and 49% respectively since 1999.

Last week Cramer announced his new "four horseman" of technology: Apple (AAPL), Research in Motion (RIMM), Google (GOOG) and Amazon (AMZN). Two of those names, Apple and Research in Motion, are the members of my recently formed The Big Spend portfolio. Interestingly Cramer and I converged on those names using two compl

M), Google (GOOG) and Amazon (AMZN). Two of those names, Apple and Research in Motion, are the members of my recently formed The Big Spend portfolio. Interestingly Cramer and I converged on those names using two completely different approaches, but our conclusions are the same. These stocks have the potential to significantly outperform the market and are in the midst of secular (long term) moves. It’s time to get on board.