Jim Cramer's Stop Trading! Stock Picks and Comments, Oct. 24
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AT&T (T) and Comcast (CMCSA): "We used to hate both of them" Cramer said referring to the fierce competition between AT&T and Comcast and their poor returns. However, now they have good cash flow and are "best in show" as the economy slows down, according to Cramer.
Atheros (ATHR) and Texas Instruments (TXN): Cramer is not thrilled about semiconductors in general and recommends getting rid of ATHR since he is concerned about the CEO's guarded comments in an interview. "He could have told a better story," Cramer said, especially since the stock is up 40%. He was also disappointed with TXN's report.
Ameritrade (AMTD): Cramer admitted to making a mistake when he predicted that AMTD would go up from $16 to $19 when the company fell to $15.63 because of weak earnings; "I thought they would deliver a better quarter," he said.
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