Posted on July 02, 2010
Miriam Metzinger submits:
Stocks discussed on the lightning round session of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money TV Program, Friday June 25.
Bullish Calls:
Citigroup (C): "This is, right now, my favorite spec in the book, now that financial regulation is done. I urge Tim Geithner to walk away for one day… If the government would stop selling this for one day, I think you’d get to $4.50. I am not kidding. I want you to stay in it. I want you to keep buying. Buy, buy, buy!… Every 30 seconds on Twitter, someone asks me about Citigroup… so listen up! It’s not going to move right now, but I think it’s terrific. Anyway, I like it."
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Posted on July 02, 2010
Miriam Metzinger submits:
Stocks discussed on Jim Cramer’s Stop Trading! TV Program, Friday June 25.
PNC Financial (PNC), BP (BP)
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Posted on July 02, 2010
Miriam Metzinger submits:
Stocks discussed on the in-depth session of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money TV Program, Monday June 28.
Are Stocks Cheap? S&P 500 (SPX), Hershey (HSY), Campbell Soup (CPB), General Mills (GIS)
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Posted on July 02, 2010
Miriam Metzinger submits:
Stocks discussed on the lightning round session of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money TV Program, Monday June 28.
Bullish Calls
NICE Systems (NICE): "You know I think that it is a great company… but you know what? You said the right thing… it has been hammered… so has every company in the security business…I think that we have to step back and realize that the companies are not… we are not paying up for companies’ earnings… but that will change eventually… that company has great earnings momentum… I think that it will come back… I want you to hold onto it."
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Posted on July 02, 2010
Miriam Metzinger submits:
Stocks discussed on Jim Cramer’s Stop Trading! TV Segment, Monday June 28.
Tesla Motors (TSLA), GM (MTLQQ.PK), American Tower (AMT), Ciena (CIEN), Williams Sonoma (WSM)
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Posted on July 02, 2010
Christopher Pavese submits:
Baron Rothschild, an 18th century British nobleman, is credited with saying, “The time to buy is when there’s blood in the streets.” Fast forward to today, and one might suggest that, “The time to buy is when there’s oil in the water.” Crisis creates opportunity for the disciplined investor, and the unfortunate disaster caused by the BP Blunder has produced one of the most compelling long term values we have ever come across. As they say, “ever” is quite a long time.
We recently watched a certain TV personality jumping up and down, like Jo-Jo The Idiot Circus Boy with a pretty new pet, and yelling at his viewers to “Sell, Sell, Sell” The St. Joe Company (JOE) after the stock had lost nearly half of its market capitalization in under two months. Viewers were told, “I know it’s got a strong balance sheet. So What! It may have acquired 477,000 acres of land in North West Florida at a very low cost. So What! … The risk from the oil spill is no longer a question of if, it’s not even a question of when. Now the only question is how much is this going to hurt? Could it wipe out the company?”
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Posted on July 02, 2010
Miriam Metzinger submits:
Stocks discussed on the in-depth session of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money TV Program, Tuesday June 29.
Citigroup (C), Morgan Stanley (MS)
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Posted on July 02, 2010
Miriam Metzinger submits:
Stocks discussed on the lightning round session of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money TV Program, Tuesday June 29.
Bullish Calls:
Disney (DIS), Hasbro (HAS): "Alright, Hasbro, there was a story last week…that they are going to get a buyout… they are approaching a buyout… our own David Favor, said that that is not true… now here is the deal…I don’t care.. I like Hasbro… it was one of the stocks that I recommended in my portfolio for what you… for kids under 6… I reiterate that Hasbro is a really well run company that is a terrific stock to own for children… may I add, by the way, that I think Disney is going to have a blow out quarter… and I am reiterating what I did last week… you should be a buy, buy, buyer of Disney."
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Posted on July 02, 2010
Miriam Metzinger submits:
Stocks discussed on the in-depth session of Jim Cramer’s Mad Money TV Program, Wednesday June 30.
CEO Alan Mulally, Ford (F), Boeing (BA),
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Posted on July 02, 2010
Miriam Metzinger submits:
Stocks discussed on Jim Cramer’s Stop Trading! TV Segment, Wednesday June 30.
Cramer says the market is "the least perfect I’ve ever seen it. We are just not getting accurate reads on stocks." Ford (F) announced that it would pay down nearly $4 billion in debt and devote $255 million for dividends for its Ford Preferred Shares (F.PS). The preferred stock had a delayed reaction to this news Wednesday, and didn’t budge for about an hour until shares suddenly rose from $41 to $43. While Cramer thinks preferred shares are generally, "bizarrely misunderstood by the market," he thinks the delay is also due to the market’s consistent imperfection.
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