Hilary Kramer

Hilary Kramer

Editor, GameChangers

Hilary Kramer is one of Wall Street’s most successful equity analysts and investment managers, with a reputation as a leading expert on today’s market movements, stock trends and economic outlook.

She received her MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and her BA from Wellesley College with honors. Hilary Kramer got her start on Wall Street more than two decades ago at Lehman Brothers and Morgan Stanley where she was an analyst in the investment banking group covering natural resources, diversified industrials and energy companies. She was also the chief investment officer of a family office — overseeing a $5.2 billion global private equity and publicly-traded equity fund, and co-vice chairman of the $500 million Ibero-American Partners Fund (1997 to 2003).

In 2004, Hilary’s A&G Capital formed a specialized research arm and investment fund. The GreenTech 21st Century Master Fund focused on companies engaged in alternative energy, clean technologies, environmental infrastructure and services, agricultural and natural resources.

Today, Hilary Kramer is an in-demand commentator whose work often appears in investing publications such as the Wall Street Journal, New York Post, Bloomberg, Business Insider and Reuters and is a regular on CNBC, CNN and the Fox News Channel, providing stock market insight and economic observations.

Hilary Kramer is also the editor of several financial advisory services designed to help individual investors profit from her stock picking talents: Value Authority, GameChangers, Breakout Stocks, High Octane Trader, Absolute Capital Return, Inner Circle and Inner Circle Pro.

Recent Articles

A Closer Look at the NLRB’s Recent Ruling

By Hilary Kramer, Editor, GameChangers

The NLRB's recent ruling means companies must own up to joint-employer status over contract workers, raising questions about the future of franchises and the nature of employer accountability.

Why U.S. Stock Investors Shouldn’t Panic

By Hilary Kramer, Editor, GameChangers

Investing is a long-term game, which means weathering short-term bumps. The fundamentals of the market haven't changed.

3 Reasons Amazon Stock Is Still Going Strong (AMZN)

By Hilary Kramer, Editor, GameChangers

A blip on Monday barely deterred investors. Here’s why so many still see AMZN stock as full of potential.

Are Big Data Stocks Finally Falling Flat?

By Hilary Kramer, Editor, GameChangers

Big data stocks have been quite the success story in the past, but as the market enters correction mode, they're finally slowing down.

BlackBerry (BBRY) Stock Deserves a Second Chance

By Hilary Kramer, Editor, GameChangers

BlackBerry (BBRY) has been punch-line fodder in recent years, but the once-great firm is growing its cash and pivoting its business to be more software oriented. Buy now or be sorry later.

The ABCs of Google’s Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL)

By Hilary Kramer, Editor, GameChangers

Google (GOOG) stock surged after announcing its new parent company, Alphabet. But whether GOOG breaks out financials for each company under its Alphabet holding probably won't affect GOOG and GOOGL outperformance.

ORLY: More to Come or Fully Valued?

By Hilary Kramer, Editor, GameChangers

Shares of ORLY were at all-time highs just last week. The question now is how much upside is left -- further gains are going to get harder to come by.

Play the Healthcare Mega-Trend With EVHC Stock

By Hilary Kramer, Editor, GameChangers

Envision Healthcare Holdings is a low-risk way to play healthcare mega-trends. EVHC is a quality stock to buy in the medical services arena.

6 Solid Consumer Stocks That Won’t Slow Down

By Hilary Kramer, Editor, GameChangers

These six cream-of-the-crop consumer stocks cover a wide variety of products. They shouldn't slow down, even if the economy does.

Can an Apple Event Breathe New Life Into AAPL Stock?

By Hilary Kramer, Editor, GameChangers

The upcoming Apple event is make it or break it time for AAPL stock. Can Apple get its swagger back, or is the 1 Infinite Loop company too big to keep growing at an exponential pace?

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