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Senior Housing Properties Trust's Yield Is A Red Flag - Cramer's Lightning Round (3/2/18)

Mar. 05, 2018 7:13 AM ETRJF, MTN, DHC, DE, SNAP, AFL, CB, TRV, OPK, STX, INTC, CHK13 Comments

Summary

  • Raymond James Financial is a good buy, as the company is doing well.
  • Vail Resorts is a long-term pick.
  • Wait for redesign reviews on Snap to improve.

Stocks discussed on the Lightning Round segment of Jim Cramer's Mad Money Program, Friday, March 2.

Bullish Calls

Raymond James Financial (RJF): The company is doing very well.

Vail Resorts (MTN): It's a good long-term stock. It is out of favor right now, and that means this might be the best time to take a position in it.

Bearish Calls

Snap, Inc. (SNAP): "The growth was really fabulous but the redesign is freaking everybody out, so we're going to have to default and say, you know what, not right here, not right now."

OPKO Health (OPK): With a lot going on in the company, Cramer said he needs to work more after reading the Sell report on OPKO.

Senior Housing Properties Trust (SNH): The REIT's 10% yield is a red flag.

Deere & Company (DE): It's a great American company that is in the blast zone due to tariff hikes. Wait for the stock to come down.

Aflac (AFL): When it comes to insurance, Cramer recommends Chubb (CB) or Travelers (TRV) instead.

Seagate Technology (STX): "I think that's more of a trading vehicle. If you're going to do that for your IRA, I am more concerned. I would rather see an Intel (INTC). I know the yield is not that big, but I like that balance sheet better than I like Seagate's."

Chesapeake Energy (CHK): Stay away from this one.

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This article was written by

Mohit is the former Managing Editor for the Breaking News (India team) at Seeking Alpha. Currently working with Benzinga, he was with Seeking Alpha from January 2010 until August 2020. Before joining Seeking Alpha in January 2010, he worked with a start-up equity research firm in the capacity of a Team Leader tracking US company events and results.Born in the U.A.E, he spent most of my growing up years in Dubai. Currently, he resides in Mumbai, India.

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