Natural Gas Will Stay - Cramer's Lightning Round (7/15/08)

by: SA Editor Joan Wickham posted on: July 16, 2008 | about stocks: AER / APA / APP / FMX / RIG    

Stocks discussed in the lightning round session of Jim Cramer's Mad Money TV program, Tuesday, July 15.

 

Bullish Calls:

 Mexican Economic Development (FMX) -- "Not worried about the stock at all.  It is in a good situation.  I want to be in it."

Transocean (RIG) -- Today they announced a gigantic deal and went down anyway.  They are going to blow away the numbers.  Buy this one on the way down.  At $140 buy 25 shares."

Apache (APA) -- Apache is down huge, $7 today.  Start buying tomorrow.  Natural gas is here to stay."

 

Bearish Calls:

 American Apparel (APP) -- "I have hated it since it came public. I just don't like the company." 

AerCap Holdings (AER) -- "Airplane leasing is a terrible business.  These stocks are all bad."

 

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  •  
    avante@yahoo
    Jul 16 04:44 PM
    As many amatuer or better said non porfessional Investores I watch
    CNBC and therefore the Cramer "show".
    I would be unfair to say that he has not given me some "good ideas"
    However ..... The other day his comments to get rid of the banks in any portfolios where they may still have been must have cost some people a LOT of money in light of todays happening. While i swallow does not make spring....It once again makes us aware that paying to
    much Booyah to "Jim" can be dangerous.
  •  
    sansbrook
    Jul 16 09:08 PM
    Please use spell check if you can’t spell. Otherwise it makes you sound like a knuckle dragger who is trying to point out how much of an idiot Cramer is.
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