Cramer's Lightning Round - Don't Penalize UPS for Being Conservative (8/13/09) 2 comments
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Stocks discussed on the lightning round session of Jim Cramer's Mad Money TV Program, Thursday August 13.
Bullish Calls:
Atmos Energy (ATO), Dominion Resources (D): "That's a sign of strength (at a 52-week high), but since I buy utilities based on yield, I prefer Dominion right here."
Hasbro (HAS): "I prefer Hasbro to Mattel. It is better-run."
STEC (STEC), Micron (MU), Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM): "STEC and Micron are part of what makes a phone smart...their chips are in everything...people don't understand the tremendous bull market in semiconductors...and Taiwan Semi, too...these are all on fire"
Potash (POT)
United Parcel Service (UPS): "Is a fabulous company. It is very non-promotional. They are unwilling to declare a bottom. UPS should not be penalized because they are conservative...I would buy right here"
Alcoa (AA), Dow (DOW) and International Paper (IP): "I was doing work on Dow, Alcoa and International Paper; all three are fabulous recovery plays. They are on the rampage....AA is going higher because there is a lot of aluminum in cars...on the release of that darned Dreamliner we are going to catch an 8 point move"
Bearish Calls:
Mattel (MAT)
China Green Agriculture (CGA): "Oh man, I gotta go to China for an agriculture company? This China thing is up huge. Let's not speculate on that when we can buy Potash"
AIG (AIG): "There is a big short squeeze...I think the government is going to exact a lot of money. I don't think there will be a lot of money left for shareholders."
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This article has 2 comments:
ATT pays 4 times the dividend/share that DOW does.
Any comments on that trade?
I own both POT and CGA, even MOS and YGII. YGII makes nutrients that are added to stuff like potash to enhance yields. Another + for YGII is their distribution, which increased from 3,500 independently-owned retail stores earlier this year to 5,000.
China has 20% of world's population within relatively farmable area too small for such; thus, they produce 33% of world's fertilizer and consume 35% of world's stuff (bit out-of-date 2005 #'s; likely higher today). China's use of organic fertilizer is about half of other advanced world nations (50/50 vs chemical fertilizers). Push is on to greatly increase ratio of organic stuff.
No, Jim. You don't have to go to China to buy an Ag, but might be advisable.