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Recap of Jim Cramer’s comments on Stop Trading! Monday June 9.
Apple (AAPL), Research in Motion (RIMM): While Apple might be generating enthusiasm over the release of its new iPhone; most of the excitement is already priced in.“Apple’s been a great trade in a really bad market,” Cramer said. But he added, “we’ve had a very big run. Let’s be sensitive to that.” He recommended selling three-quarters of a position in the company by the end of Monday. Cramer would buy more Research in Motion if it falls below $120.
National City (NCC), Washington Mutual (WM): Cramer says housing woes are not over and he doesn’t see a bottom until 2009. In the meantime, banks like NCC and WM will continue to be hurt by falling bond ratings.
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This article has 21 comments:
- icanpress
- 13 Comments
Jun 10 07:43 AM- ecklebob
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Jun 10 08:04 AM- phlash79
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Jun 10 08:05 AM- tom1234
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Jun 10 08:11 AM- WillBuyOneNow
- 1 Comment
Jun 10 08:29 AMNote, Citi and Lehman have raised estimates this morning!
- Tom B
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Jun 10 08:43 AM- firefox2
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Jun 10 08:54 AMAAPL is a terrific investment, only that investors have become a rare breed. Its all about that "glowing carrot" called instant gratification.
AAPL is techno-democratic and revolutionary in its approach, its products are elitist in the preliminary stage and then roll over to the consumer mainstream, two strikes in one. AAPL is a winner.
- charanischiu
- 28 Comments
Jun 10 08:57 AMSteve Jobs concern mostly on the company products instead of just trading company stock.
Apple will see huge iPhone market from Mainland China.
- User 169377
- 10 Comments
Jun 10 09:09 AMTo give Cramer more credit (I know he isn't always right) he was right on with WaMu. He has been saying sell for months and if you followed him and shorted WaMu you would be sitting in some nice hefty profits.
- Tom B
- 1697 Comments
Jun 10 09:18 AMA bit hyperbolic. Apple's market share was LOW single digits through the 1990's. Apple migrated to UNIX; fixed their supply chain; introduced USEFUL, pleasant retail stores; migrated 21st century development tools (NeXTSTEP) to OSX; revolutionized the music industry; revolutionized the movie industry; and is currently revolutionizing the phone industry. They did all this the hard way-- with blood sweat and tears. What has MSFT accomplished since XP? Certainly NONE of these things. Certainly, ".net" has some cult-appeal in the dev community, but it's simply warmed-over Java. Silverlight is superfluous. Vista is a train wreck and NOT UNIX. XBox catches fire and loses money most quarters. And no retail stores. No competitive phone or music hardware, either.
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Jun 10 02:28 PMCRAMER was Steve BALLMER's roommate - enough said!
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Jun 10 04:12 PMI am sleeping soundly.
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Jun 13 09:47 PMUh, last year, about this time there WAS NO iPHONE....
So, tell me again how they are the "good guys" and your "white knights?"
Honestly, some people are BORN to be drama queens.
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