Cramer's Lightning Round - Daktronics Down in the Dumps (4/7/09) 2 comments
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A recap of Jim Cramer's lightning round session of his Mad Money TV Program, Tuesday March 7.
Note: There will be no recap published on Thursday April 9.
Bullish Calls:
Abbot Laboratories (ABT): "I prefer Abbot Laboratories (to Teva)."
Yahoo (YHOO): "I'm going to give their new CEO a chance. I'm betting with her and saying buy, buy, buy. "
Bearish Calls:
Focus Media (FMCN): "I used to recommend that one, but I cannot do that anymore. It's too risky for me."
Apogee Enterprises (APOG): "It worked in the past, but it's not working now. I'd want to buy that one a lot lower."
Teva Pharmaceutical (TEVA): "I'm not going to fight you on it. I think it's a good situation, but I'm not going to rave about it because I prefer Abbott Laboratories."
Daktronics (DAKT): "This stock is down in the dumps. Even where it is, it can still go lower."
Boeing (BA): "No, I'm concerned about Boeing. I don't like the competition, I don't like the airlines, I want to stay away."
Time Warner (TWX): "Time Warner is going everything right, but in the end it just doesn't matter. It's media, and media is in a permanent bear market. I can't get behind it."
Zolteck (ZOLT): "Oh man, the only thing that has going for it is a nice chart. I'm steering clear of that one."
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This article has 2 comments:
Especially compared to when it was trading at absurdly high multiples and about to crash.
Cramer is such a joke with these weak calls.
On Apr 08 04:20 PM kagame wrote:
> Yeah FMCN is reallly risky here near its 52 wk low, with a pending
> merger making it worth double its current price.
>
> Especially compared to when it was trading at absurdly high multiples
> and about to crash.
>
> Cramer is such a joke with these weak calls.