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Stocks discussed Jim Cramer's Stop Trading! TV Program, Monday April 20.

Research in Motion (RIMM), Apple (AAPL), Google (GOOG), Darden (DRI), Panera (PNRA), Burger King (BKC), Eaton (ETN),

Cramer said the semiconductor sector, Apple and Research in Motion "are the only things you really need on your screen to know when the sell-off’s over.” Big money will start piling into RIMM, Apple and Google which will bottom before reaching $350. The PHLX Semiconductor Index is down 4.5%, close to its buying range at a 5-7% decline.

Cramer took issue with a Wall Street Journal article that put Darden Foods, which reached its 52-week high and Panera Bread in the same category as Burger King, which has been struggling; “The restaurant group has been the leader in this market,” Cramer said,

The reason for Eaton's decline is that it has been too bullish, said Cramer. The stock was down 10% on Monday.

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    Rim cash burn rate tops in industries mainly in marketing campaigns but without sustainable product and services to compete long term in a upward competitive industry. Apple maintains excellent products and services while managing to significantly decrease costs and expenses, seems poised to leapfrog into undisputed leadership in the vital smartphone and personal systems, and electronic entertainment industries. Google will capture the social computing space eliminating the costly corporate networks and infrastructures to further define the boundary between network-dependent and network-independent environments. I can't see how RIM can survive in the longer term with its mountains of expenses with tiny offerings of eMail ingrained products and services. RIM is in the pager/eMail phone business only, RIM is totally dependent on external help otherwise.
    Apr 21 11:07 AM | Link | Reply
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    Jim Cramer's not listening. With just two posts regarding this article, it's obvious that no one is paying attention to him either.

    Doug T........The mutual fund guy
    www.mutualfundwealth.com/
    Apr 23 09:29 AM | Link | Reply
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