Cramer's Stop Trading! Meredith Whitney's Big Splash (10/13/09) 4 comments
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Stocks discussed on Jim Cramer's Stop Trading! TV Segment, Tuesday October 13.
Agnico Eagle Mines (AEG), Goldman Sachs (GS), Citigroup (C)
Cramer thinks Meredith Whitney's downgrade of Goldman Sachs is an attention-getting gesture to impress clients, now that she is head of her own firm. Her move might not have been so good for clients who wanted discreetly to sell Goldman, and the creation of a "maximum fear factor" might be inconvenient for those investors. However, the exposure was the main goal: "She likes to make a big splash," commented Cramer.
Cramer questions the timing of Deutsche Bank's upgrade of Citigroup ( right before its earnings report), but Cramer praised the note of caution in their optimism, since they took a long-term bullish view. Cramer said the best sign is that there actually is an earnings model for Citigroup, something that has been lacking the last couple of years.
With major capital expenditures behind it and gold increasing in value, Agnico Eagle Mines seems poised to raise its dividend. However, Cramer would let gold drop $15 to $1,045 an ounce before buying AEM.
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The problem with the best forecasters is that they go "off the screen" once they hit a critical mass of clients (e.g. Buffett).