Jim Cramer's Mad Money Review

Stocks Ready to Surge: These are the stocks that today made new 10-day lows that are still in an uptrend as they are trading above their 200-day moving average. They are sorted in rank according to how over-extended they are vs. their 10-day moving average. For example, the top ranked stock is trading the furthest distance from its 10-day moving average on a percentage basis. Historically, these stocks on average have had larger than normal short-term upside reversals.
Raymond James Financial (NYSE:RJF - News). RJF's PowerRating is 6.
Low-Priced Stocks Ready to Surge: These are the stocks under $10/share that today made new 10-day lows that are still in an uptrend as they are trading above their 200-day moving average. They are sorted in rank according to how over-extended they are vs. their 10-day moving average. For example, the top ranked stock is trading the furthest distance from its 10-day moving average on a percentage basis. Historically, these stocks on average have had larger than normal short-term upside reversals. Please note: All stocks carry risk and low-priced stocks usually come with even more risk. Always use caution.
LSI Logic (NYSE:LSI - News). LSI's PowerRating is 7.
Pullbacks from Highs: Most successful momentum-based traders and money managers like to buy strong stocks after they pull back. TradingMarkets.com uses a proprietary mathematical model to identify up to 30 (in weak or choppy markets there will be fewer) of the strongest stocks that have pulled back from recent highs. These stocks should be considered potential candidates to resume their longer-term uptrends.
American Real Estate Partners (NYSE:ACP - News). ACP's PowerRating is 7.
Trading Where the Action Is: This list contains the most volatile stocks over the past 50 trading days. These stocks are only for the most aggressive traders who are willing to assume a high degree of risk in order to capture larger gains.
Jinpan International (NYSE:JST - News). JST's PowerRating is 5.
Stocks Ready to Drop: These are the stocks that today made new 10-day highs that are still in an downtrend as they are trading below their 200-day moving average. They are sorted in rank according to how over-extended they are vs. their 10-day moving average. For example, the top ranked stock is trading the furthest distance from its 10-day moving average on a percentage basis. Historically, these stocks on average have had larger than normal short-term downside reversals.
Valassis Communications (NYSE:VCI - News). VCI's PowerRating is 3.
Pullbacks from Lows: Most successful momentum-based traders and money managers like to sell weak stocks after they pull back. TradingMarkets.com uses a proprietary mathematical model to identify up to 20 (in strong or choppy markets there will be fewer) weak stocks that have pulled back from recent lows. These stocks should be considered potential candidates to resume their longer-term downtrends.
Allied Capital (NYSE:ALD - News). ALD's PowerRating is 5.
Explosion List: An inherent feature of all markets is that periods of lower-than-normal volatility are usually followed by periods of higher volatility. These stocks are trading at one-third or less of their normal volatility and therefore have a high likelihood of exploding within the next few trading days.
Baidu.com (NasdaqGM:BIDU - News). BIDU's PowerRating is 5.
PowerRatings are courtesy of TradingMarkets.com

Labels: ACP, ALD, BIDU, JST, LSI, RJF, VCI

Best Buy (NYSE: BBY - News), Circuit City (NYSE: CC - News), Exxon (NYSE: XOM - News), Apple (Other OTC: APPL.PK - News), Oracle (NASDAQ: ORCL - News), Fed EX (NYSE: FDX - News), Altria (NYSE: MO - News), Colgate (NYSE: CL - News), Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG - News), Toyota Motor (NYSE: TM - News), New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: NYX - News), Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS - News), Ford (NYSE: F - News), Sotheby's (NYSE: BID - News), Bank of America (NYSE: BAC - News), Valassis Communications' (NYSE: VCI - News), Advo (NYSE: AD - News): Cramer observed that the performance of BBY and CC is an indication of strong consumer spending, adding: "As soon as you cut price for anything in this market, the consumer is ready." Since CC is losing a lot of its TV sales to BBY, Cramer suggests buying BBY. Cramer attributes the reverse in the market (although oil is up) to end of the year buying and that Monday's sellers are finished; "Do not forget how little stock there is around. So when the futures trade up, they are able to move absolutely everything." Cramer noted that futures did trade up and added that he would pick up oils like Exxon, since mutual funds are doing the same thing. He recommends buying Apple at $86, Oracle, and FedEx after it comes down, and says that the reason he is interested in these "broken situations" is that "Everyone needs a bargain to get in because then they feel like they've missed it. They don't want to show that they don't have enough equity in an unbelievable Dow year." Cramer noted that many companies reported that a weak dollar helped them in terms of translation, and believes that this is the reason Altria, Colgate and Procter and Gamble are too low. He suggests looking at TM, NYX and GS, adding that GS can ramp as the window is stil open to sell, that it had a great quarter and is cheaper than comparable stocks. He thinks that the NYX's merger with Euronext will be worthwhile in spite of the lack of sponsorship. Cramer warns against Ford upgrades because the company has to do some banking. He commented that BID looks cheap, BAC gave a good report and that VCI's merger with AD is at the right price.
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