Jim Cramer's Mad Money Review

Buy Deere (DE), Jim Cramer said on CNBC's "Stop Trading!" segment Tuesday.
Cramer pointed to the stock's continued rise as evidence that he's right. "You know why?" he said, "Because the fundamentals trump the analysts." He praised CEO Robert Lane for "making great inroads" with the company. Of sector rival Agco (AG), Cramer said, "I gotta tell you. I think Deere is coming for them. ... I like Deere and I like DuPont (DD)."
Cramer said he liked the stock market's performance today, "given the fact that consumer confidence's been bad." He said he's worried about big gains in Research In Motion (RIMM), a company he recommended on Monday's "Stop Trading!" segment.
"I still like Apple (AAPL), but I don't have a strong thesis on Apple other than I believe in the iPhone," Cramer said.
In the investment management space, Cramer was bearish on Fortress Investment Group (FIG) "I have Wes Edens in my hall of shame," Cramer said. "Everything they've touched has turned to stone. This is a castle in the sand."
Cramer also said he disapproved of Citigroup (C) CEO Vikram Pandit. "What's Pandit doing?" he asked. "Sometimes you've got to take bold action. ... The last four acquisitions that Chuckie Prince did, I would just unwind them."
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Exxon (XOM), Conco-Phillips (COP), Schlumberger (SLB), Ultra Petroleum (UPL), Apache (APA), Anadarko (APC), XTO Energy (XTO), Arch Coal (ACI), Peabody Energy (BTU), First Solar (FSLR), Applied Materials (AMAT), MEMC Electronics (WFR), Mosaic (MOS), Deere (DE), CSX (CSX), Chicago Bridge and Iron (CBI), Jacobs Engineering (JEC), Shaw Group (SGR)
Contrary to popular belief, retail did not cause the rally in the Dow and the Nasdaq, but the culprit was oil, which is the umbrella that makes everything work. Not only did oil stocks like XOM, COP and SLB do well, but Cramer says oil will fuel other stocks the energy sector such as UPL, APA, XTO, ACI and BTU, as well as alternative energy plays FSLR (which reported a better-than-expected quarter and historically fabulous upside guidance), AMAT and WFR. Cramer considers ag stocks as members of the energy sector, given the development of ethanol, and would look at MOS, DE. He added rail such as CSX, and infrastructure, CBI, JEC and SGR will also rise with the oil umbrella.
Conviction Stock: FMC Corp (FMC)
A rally one day may spell a down day the next, and it is hard to know what a stock is really worth in this mad market, said Cramer. He was looking for a conviction stock which could give a little bit of certainty about what it was worth, and came up with FMC, a soda ash company in an underexposed sector which is currently enjoying a silent bull market. Soda ash is used to make glass, brick, water softener and most importantly, agricultural chemicals. Cramer says he feels certain that FMC will reach $70, a 30% upside.

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Agriculture's stuck for the moment, but it's still a good long-term play, Jim Cramer said on CNBC's "Stop Trading!" segment Wednesday.
"Agrium (AGU) was on a monster good call," Cramer said, referring to the company's earnings report today. "I think Mosaic (MOS) is better than Agrium."
"I was concerned that Deere (DE) would come out and not say what the market wanted," Cramer said. He added that Potash (POT) has rolled over here.
Although he thinks the sector is great for the long term, "it's not all coming together right now." Of the agriculture stocks, he called Agrium "best in show right now, other than Mosaic."
For the group to pick back up, Cramer said, oil needs to reach $100 a barrel. "You gotta have that oil component come up," he stressed.
Still, some companies might be worth a look. "I think Deere ... makes a lot of sense here." He called the company a long-term buy. "Agrium is cheap. Mosaic is cheap." Cramer added that he likes fertilizer plays the best. "The group has stalled as a contingent except fertilizer. ... I think fertilizer is a worldwide oil and food play."
Cramer also pointed to natural gas, another group to watch. He likes Ultra Petroleum (UPL). He expressed exasperation that investors kept lamenting that nothing is hitting a new high.
"These stocks hit a new high every day. Coal hits a new high every day," he said. He concluded by stating he believes the global switch to natural gas is underway.
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Cleveland Cliffs (CLF), BHP Billington (BHP), Freeport-McMoran (FCX), Boeing (BA), Potash (POT), Deere (DE), Schlumberger (SLB), XTO Energy (XTO)
Tuesday saw the return of Cramer's five long-term bull markets: aerospace, minerals and mining, oil and oil service, agriculture and infrastructure, and those who believe that recovery is coming ruled the day. Aerospace was lifted by BA's news that, after several delays, the delivery of the long-awaited 787 Dreamliner may come on time. News of coal and copper shortages was good for BHP Billington and Freeport-McMoran. Cramer also recommended Cleveland Cliffs. Potash rallied after a bullish interview with CEO Bill Doyle. Cramer also mentioned his favorite ag stocks, Deere, and suggested investors buy more rather than worry about the sector on the next down day. Oil is well after Bear Stearns' upgrade of SLB and XTO's strong earnings. Infrastructure got a lift from Buffett's bid to rescue bond insurers, but Cramer warned that all of these gains could disappear, given how quickly the market has been moving.
CEO Interview: David Novak, Yum! Brands (YUM)
Cramer said Yum is one of the most pro-shareholder and pro-growth companies he has seen and is impressed by YUM's aggressive moves into China. In 2007, one new store was opened in China every day and three a day were opened in December 2007. Novak said the company's performance reminds him of how McDonalds began its initial expansion in the States. Domestic growth has not been forgotten, said Novak, adding the company will concentrate on desserts, healthier offerings and new beverages.
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Citigroup (C) dropped the ball on today's earnings report, Jim Cramer said on CNBC's "Stop Trading!" segment Tuesday
I got this wrong," he said. "I expected bold action ... I didn't get bold action." Cramer was expecting CEO Vikram Pandit to take more writedowns this quarter to demonstrate that the bank was righting itself. "If you took all that capital ... I don't know why didn't you take out more of the bad."
Cramer added that saving triple-A rated bonds was a fool's errand. "Every other bit of triple-A ... is backed up by agency paper that you cannot afford. ... If you hide behind triple-A, it better be the American Automobile."
Pandit's management actions were not forceful enough either, Cramer believes. "I want to see [Japanese brokerage and Citi acquisition] Nikko Cordial out ... I want to hear a repudiation of previous management. ... It's time for [board member] Bob [Rubin] to move on."
The action by Citigroup was not decisive enough. "There was a chance the stock could've been up today. ... The stock could've been up if [Pandit] went clean clean clean," Cramer said. "I just wanted bold statements. I'm not asking for Jack Bauer."
Cramer recommended trading out of Citi common stock and buying convertible preferred shares. "I would love to be able to swap this," he said.
Cramer concluded the segment by issuing caution about a pick he'd been plugging for a long time: "Agriculture went parabolic yesterday. ... When stocks go parabolic, meaning they went up $8 like Mosaic (MOS) ... If you don't take something off the table, you're going to get hurt."
The entire agriculture sector is too hot lately, Cramer added, saying to watch out for stocks such as Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) and Deere (DE).
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Cramer believes one of the fund's names, Nokia (NOK), is underrated. "Nokia just went down ... under a misperception that it was getting killed. Nokia is the winner."
Cramer added that search behemoth Google (GOOG) is "just resting" ahead of its earnings report.
Of Corning (GLW), Cramer said "Everyone is panicking." Cramer owns Corning for his charitable trust, Action Alerts PLUS.
Cramer couldn't get behind all of Magellan's names, however. "The one that is the true glass-half-full for him and half-empty for me is Staples (SPLS). I just don't like retail at all."
To conclude, Cramer reaffirmed his belief in energy and agriculture plays, saying that Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ) was "so right." He added that Mosaic (MOS), John Deere (DE), Agrium (AGU) and Monsanto (MON) are still solid stocks.
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The Fuel is Greener: Deere (DE), Monsanto (MON), Bunge (BG), Mosaic (MOS), Agrium (AGU), Potash (POT)
When looking at the agriculture bull market, Cramer urged investors to think energy and not food. As oil prices rise, the pressure to develop alternative fuels from soybeans and corn will increase. This has been good news for farming stocks such as Deere, Bunge and Monsanto and especially fertilizer companies, Agrium, Potash and Mosaic. "All of these gains have been driven by demand," Cramer said and sees years of upside in this sector. However, since many agriculture stocks have already increased substantially, Cramer would wait for a decline before buying many of them.
Still Time for NYSE Euronext (NYX)
While NYX has been the worst performing stock Cramer has seen in 26 years in the business, he would stay with it. His thesis for owning the stock is unchanged and the only reason NYX went down is because "it was just going down…. Even though you hate owning it, nothing fundamental has changed for the company underneath it." In fact, NYX keeps beating estimates, its fundamentals are better than they were at the beginning of the year, and Cramer thinks this bear raid on NYX can't last forever.
Sitting on the Fed Fence: Kroger (KR), Costco (COST)
Cramer advised a wait and see strategy concerning the Fed meeting on Tuesday. A quarter point cut in rates could lead to recession fears and may bring some stocks down. On the other hand, a half a point cut could be a buying opportunity for banks tech and industrials. If it weren’t for the meeting, Cramer would suggest buying Costco and Kroger ahead of their earnings reports, but now he recommends waiting before making a move.
Meet the Mutual Fund Manager: Ron Muhlenkamp of Muhlenkamp (MUHLX) with stocks: Altria (MO), Devon Energy (DVN), Cemex (CX)
Cramer said investing in a mutual fund is really an investment in the fund’s manager, and invited Ron Muhlenkamp to discuss his strategy of finding good companies at low prices, particularly names others don’t recognize yet or like. He discussed MO, one of the fund’s holdings and said there is room to grow for DVN and CX.
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Bullish:

Boston Beer (SAM), beer brewers are in right now, so he wants to buy it at this price.
Research In Motion (RIMM), take half your profits off the table and wait for a dip in the stock to buy.
Monsanto (MON), Cramer thinks this is a buy
Deere (DE),
Potash (POT)
Bunge (BG),
Syngenta (SYT),
Mosaic (MOS),
Agrium (AGU),
XTO Energy (XTO),
Devon Energy (DVN),
Apache (APA),
Prudential (PRU),
Intel (INTC),
athenahealth (ATHN) - Cramer is bullish on this stock,
UnitedHealth (UNH).

Bearish:
Delta Petroleum (DPTR), rather have you in XTO, Devon Petroleum or Apache (APA)
Excel Maritime Carriers (EXM), too volatile to recommend at this price.
MetLife (MET)
SanDisk (SNDK). Buy Intel before you buy SanDisk.

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Caterpillar (CAT), Deere (DE), Emerson (EMR), Parker-Hannifin (PH): Cramer expressed his disappointment at CAT's conference call and said the economy is no excuse when there are companies like Deere, EMR and PH which are executing "beautifully." Cramer commented, "I don't like explanations... I want results."
Under Armour (UA): Concerning Under Armour, Cramer said, "I definitely would have vomited when I saw these insider sales." Cramer called CEO Kevin Plank's sale of 1.5 million shares for almost $90 million a betrayal of UA's shareholders and agrees with Morgan Stanley's underperform rating.
ExxonMobil (XOM) and FMC (FTI) and Core Labs (CLB): While some were predicting a horrible quarter for XOM, Cramer says it is "right back" at $92. He recommended taking a look at FMC, which dropped 10% after its report and said CLB is an "unbelievable stock" that is $8 from its high. Cramer said, "If you want a real commodity play, it's FTI and it's CLB."
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Bullish:
Lululemon (LULU) since it is up 53% since Cramer recommended it on August 3.
Stericycle (SRCL): Cramer has been behind this stock for a while and he's still recommending it.
Coach (COH): Cramer thinks you can get the stock at a discount right now.
Cramer likes Bunge (BG), Monsanto (MON), Deere (DE) and Mosaic (MOS)
DryShips (DRYS): Cramer is bullish.
Union Pacific (UNP): Likes more than BNI
Amazon.com (AMZN): Cramer thinks the stock is going up to $100.

Bearish:
BPZ Energy (BZP): Cramer needs to do some research on the stock and follow up.
Compellent Tech (CML): Cramer needs to do his homework on the stock and come back to it later.
Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNI): Cramer likes the railroad stocks, but UNP more
American Oriental (AOB): Likes Bunge, Monsanto, Deer and Mosaic more.

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Amgen (AMGN), Celgene (CELG): Cramer is nervous that Amgen's management hasn't been saying more about the company's pipeline, even though the risk is 3 points and the reward is 7 points. He comments that Celgene also has significant upside potential.
J.P Morgan (JPM), Caterpillar (CAT), Deere (DE): Cramer would stay away from JP Morgan because of potential writedowns, and prefers CAT, in spite of the fact that Deere has upstaged CAT lately.
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Bullish:
Schering-Plough (SGP): Cramer loves CEO and thinks stock is going higher.
Synchronoss Technologies (SNCR): Thinks it can go higher.
American Eagle Outfitters (AEO): Terrific stock
Bill Barrett (BBG): great oil explorer and well run company.
XTO Energy (XTO): Good explorer too
Deere (DE): thinks you should buy a small position here and then buy the rest if the stock pulls back.
Bunge (BG):
Monsanto (MON).
Bearish:
Hansen Natural (HANS): Doesn't have a good feeling about stock anymore.
Coldwater Creek (CWTR): Cramer recommended this stock at $25 to $30, and the stock plummeted to $9.10. Cramer admitted he was wrong and then said that he hates the stock.

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On Wednesday, Cramer said, “For everyone who missed out on the 400-point rally yesterday and today, I have one thing to say: It’s not too late, you've barely missed a thing.” Proof: Cramer said when the Fed realized the extent of its problems back in 1990, it was a great time to get into the market. Since then: Dow Jones up 10,000 points. People shouldn’t pay attention to the “negative Nancies” that have been scared out of the market. Cramer says the rate cut has been great for so many stocks. Including: Kohl’s (KSS), Target (TGT), as well as the banks. Also: Wachovia (WB), Downey Financial (DSL), and FirstFed Financial (FED). Cramer is still in the middle on homebuilders. He wouldn’t touch Lennars (LEN) or KB Homeses (KBH), but wouldn’t short them anymore.
AT&T (T): Cramer spent the next segment telling why AT&T is a good buy. It has a good dividend and has “totally reinvented itself as a growth company” by investing in telco companies. AT&T CFO Rick Linder was welcomed to the show and said the telco industry is resurging. Their wireless data, broadband, and video division are all taking off as well. Their acquisition of Apple’s iPhone has been largely successful, especially since its price drop to $200.
Mad Mail: writer commented on Cisco's (CSCO) recent acquisition of wireless solutions company Cognio and asked if all WiFi companies are headed down the bandwidth road to the extent that Level 3 Communications (LVLT) will soon experience explosive revenue and profit growth.
Am I Diversified? Cramer’s first caller asked if he was diversified with the following five stocks: Apple, Noble (NE), Potash (POT), Research In Motion (RIMM) and Schlumberger (SLB). Cramer pointed out two pairs with Apple and RIMM, and Noble and Schlumberger. Throw out Noble and Apple and add a defense play like Northrop Grumman (NOC) and a financial like Wachovia. Separately, Cramer said he prefers Deere (DE), Monsanto (MON) and Bunge (BG) to Potash.
His second caller named these five picks: Genentech (DNA), Fuel-Tech (FTEK), NightHawk Radiology (NHWK), L-1 Identity Solutions (ID) and US Gold (UXG). Cramer told the caller she had too much of a gambling portfolio with too many speculative stocks like ID, FTEK and UXG. He suggested getting out of those and into less speculative names.

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Procter & Gamble (PG): Procter & Gamble is cheap to the mid-$70s. Stay in it.
Dominion (D): Cramer gives it the triple buy!
Omniture (OMTR): "Stock is going to $35. Do not sell."
Boeing (BA): Sotck goes to $120. Boeing "all aboard."
Ceragon Networks (CRNT): "Just go buy Cisco (CSCO)"
Intuitive Surgical (ISRG): Wait until you have $10,000 or more. Cramer endorses the stock.
Archer Daniels Midland (ADM): Buy Deere (DE), Monsanto (MON), and Bunge (BG) instead. "52 week high."
Seagate (STX): Cramer doesn't like the disk drive stocks, and thinks you should go with Intel (INTC) or Hewlett-Packard (HPQ).
Chevron (CVX): Cramer thinks you have to own the stock unless you own ExxonMobil (XOM) or ConocoPhillips (COP).

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Under Armour (NYSE: UA - News): 'I know the stock is up a lot ... but you know what? I am sticking by it.'Crocs (NasdaqGS: CROX - News)Texas Instruments (NYSE: TXN - News): 'I'd rather see you in Texas.'Analog Devices (NYSE: ADI - News)Intel (NasdaqGS: INTC - News): ' ... and more important, I would rather see you in Intel.'Consolidated Edison (NYSE: ED - News)Deere (NYSE: DE - News)Agrium (NYSE: AGU - News)Monsanto (NYSE: MON - News)Seaspan (NYSE: SSW - News)Eagle Bulk Shipping (NasdaqGS: EGLE - News)General Maritime (NYSE: GMR - News)Integrys Energy (NYSE: TEG - News): 'High-quality electricity and natural gas distributor with a 5% yield ... That one I particularly like.'NYSE Euronext (NYSE: NYX - News): 'The estimates are too low. The volume's been great. ... That's why I like the New York Stock Exhange.'Air Products & Chemical (NYSE: APD - News)
Bearish calls:
Atmel (NasdaqGS: ATML - News)Hansen Natural (NasdaqGS: HANS - News): 'I have to give it a Don'tBuy, because I can't figure out why it was up today.'Terra Nitrogen (NYSE: TNH - News): 'I'd rather see you in Deere or Agrium or don't forget Monsanto. Those are better.'American Electric (NYSE: AEP - News): 'I think it's a well-run company, but I've got ConEd.'Akamai (NasdaqGS: AKAM - News)GrafTech (NYSE: GTI - News): ' ... At $14, it's too high for me. I'm going to tell you not to buy it.'
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Oceaneering International (NYSE: OII - News): 'If I had my druthers going into hurricane season though, it's going to be Oceaneering.'FMC Technologies (NYSE: FTI - News): 'They are oil service oil companies that work for technical expertise to make sure that oil comes out. They are exactly what you need when you need to find hard-to-get oil.'Superior Offshore (NasdaqGM: DEEP - News): 'DEEP can't rally... I can't back away, because the fundamentals are good ... it's too cheap to sell.'Baidu.com (NasdaqGS: BIDU - News): 'This company is selling much more cheaply than Google ... I know that I'm being a little piggish, but I do like it on this little pullback.'Deere (NYSE: DE - News)Bunge (NYSE: BG - News): ' ... just hit a new high today.'Potash (NYSE: POT - News): ' ... closing in on a new high.'Mosaic (NYSE: MOS - News)Monsanto (NYSE: MON - News): 'I'd pull the trigger on MON.'Intel (NasdaqGS: INTC - News): 'INTC's a bank... they've got a lot of cash.'Graco (NYSE: GGG - News): 'This is a nuts and bolts American company that is doing very well ... I've got to stick with it. That management is just superior... It is just the kind of great American company that doesn't get talked about enough.'Public Service Enterprise (NYSE: PEG - News): 'Don't like them? Go buy them! PEG... This is one of the best utilities... these ar ramping.'Marathon Oil (NYSE: MRO - News): 'MRO - It's nuts that it keeps going down! They're doing the right thing with that Western purchase... I would buy that stock right here!'Schering-Plough (NYSE: SGP - News): 'You know I like SGP.'AECOM Technology Corporation (NYSE: ACM - News): 'its a big play off that horrible tragedy of the bridge collapsing ... remember, these stocks are not going to go up again tomorrow... So, if you have a very quick gain, c'mon... '
Bearish calls:
Starbucks (NasdaqGS: SBUX - News): 'I do like the fact that SBUX put through that price increase, but their same-store sales are anemic... They don't have great growth, but they have a great growth multiple ... I'm putting SBUX in the 'don't buy' camp. But, if it goes to $23-24, it will finally be cheap, and then we'll do some buying.'Northwest Airlines (NYSE: NWA - News): 'No, no! Too much bad stuff going on! Sell, sell, sell! Let's play it easy...'Teva Pharmaceutical (NasdaqGS: TEVA - News): 'No, let's go proprietary.'
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Six Bulls: John Deere (NYSE: DE - News), Monsanto (NYSE: MON - News), Sociedad de Chemica (NYSE: SQM - News), Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE: CAT - News), Terex (NYSE: TEX - News), Manitowoc (NYSE: MTW - News), Foster Wheeler (NasdaqGS: FWLT - News), McDermott International (NYSE: MDR - News), Jacobs Engineering (NYSE: JEC - News), Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA - News), Halliburton (NYSE: HAL - News), Royal Dutch Shell (RDS-A), Exxon Mobil (NYSE: XOM - News), Freeport McMoran (NYSE: FCX - News), Lundin Mining (AMEX: LMC - News)Cramer dedicated the program to discussing six bull markets and recommending stock picks for each sector.Agriculture: Cramer commented on a "disturbing" editorial in the New York Times which called for an end to agricultural subsidies, but he is confident the policy will never be enacted. Cramer calls Deere "money in the bank" and notes that it sells at 16x earnings and has a 12% growth rate. While Monsanto, which trades at 35 x earings "will never be cheap," Cramer says its 24% growth rate is worth the price at $60, and he would buy it up to $70. The Chilean fertilizer company, SQM, is the world's largest supplier of lithium which goes into batteries and will be in shorter supply as "the greening movement reaches its nauseating zenith."Machinery While he confesses amazement that CAT is stalled, Cramer says it is "preposterously cheap" trading at 13x earnings with 12% growth. He adds CAT has great international exposure, will benefit from the collapse of its Japanese competitors, and is a solid infrastructure play. While he also likes TEX and MTW, Cramer thinks CAT is still best-of-breed.Infrastructure: Cramer calls this the "wildest" bull market which will benefit from oil prices and the need to create alernative power plants and petroleum infrastructure. Even though Foster Wheeler and McDermott International have had "tremendous runs" Cramer notes FWLT sells at just 17x next years earnings with 34% growth, and MDR has 14% growth and sells at 17x earnings. He adds these stocks do not get enough coverage on Wall Street, and would buy them. Cramer gives Jacob's Engineering and honorable mention, although is more expensive than the other two.Aerospace:Boeing is up only 10% when the rest of the sector has risen 22%, and Cramer comments, "It's a laggard. It should be leading." Boeing sells at 20x earnings and has 18% growth. He thinks the company has a good future given the health of the sector, its international business, and some "amazingly-terrible problems at AirBus."Oil and Gas: After a run for this sector, it was down on Tuesday; "People are just thinking it's over, because oil is down 2 bucks," said Cramer and he expressed confidence that the sector would bounce back. In spite of its "giant" buyback, "robust" outlook for oil and gas and its international exposure, Cramer notes HAL is down 12% from last year. Cramer likes Royal Dutch Shell with 10x earnings, 8% sales growth, and a yield at nearly 4%. While Exxon Mobil was down on Tuesday, it is still "a go-name for big institutions."Minerals: Cramer says rumors of full copper inventories are "nonsense," because the Chinese need more copper. He likes copper play FCX and says its gold is a good hedge against inflation. He notes the company sells at only 9x earnings, but he predicts a 12x multiple. Cramer added the quarter was not good due to strikes and the cost of its Phelps Dodge deal, but predicts it will benefit from copper demand. He also likes Lundin which he thinks will go from $12 to $15 on the Tenke Mining deal in late June.Published By SeekingAlpha

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NovaStar Financial (NYSE: NFI - News): ' I never do this on the show, but this stock is a call option. ... It could either double or go to zero. ... I am unbelievably blessing this stock. 6 down, 6 up, you make the call.'Marriott International (NYSE: MAR - News): 'People did not like the quarter with Marriott. ... I think that's a mistake. I think this is the level you want to pull the trigger at. Marriott is way too cheap. ... Let's get some Marriott right down here.'Qwest Communications (NYSE: Q - News): ' ... is resting after a tremendous run ... 50 cents down, 2 bucks up, that is my kind of risk/reward. BuyBuyBuy.'General Maritime (NYSE: GMR - News): 'That's our favorite. ... 6% yield ... [CEO] Peter Georgiopoulos, who is our favorite guy in the industry. ... I want you in General Maritime.'Nastech Pharmaceutical (NasdaqGM: NSTK - News): 'It tells me that this stock could be at 15 in a month or two ... I want you in Nastech. ... BuyBuyBuy. That's 12 buys on Nastech.'Monsanto (NYSE: MON - News)Deere (NYSE: DE - News)
Bearish calls:
Harley-Davidson (NYSE: HOG - News): 'I cannot in good conscience tell you to buy Harley-Davidson. It is too risky. ... I am going to give it a Don'tBuy.'DryShips (NasdaqGS: DRYS - News): 'We're not into DryShips.'Mosaic (NYSE: MOS - News): 'The stock had a major ramp today. ... At these prices, I'm not going to get behind Mosaic.'

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