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TheCramerReport.com's Mad Money Recap - November 9, 2009

Mon, 09 Nov 2009 20:28:28 -0500

Segment 1: Nothing to Stop the Bulls Cramer said that with no more Fed announcements or earnings reports left in 2009, there isn’t much that can knock the market out of its current rally. He said that Vulcan Materials (VMC) reported that the stimulus money is finally being spent on their products and Federal Realty (FRT) said that the commercial real estate market is looking strong. He also said that many Dow components have low 2010 earnings estimates, so they can keep going higher with...

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TheCramerReport.com's Mad Money Recap - November 6, 2009

Sun, 08 Nov 2009 23:07:07 -0500

Segment 1: Game Plan Cramer said that after the good earnings reports this week, and the fact that the market went higher after the bad unemployment number reported today, there is nothing holding the market back next week. On Monday, he said to watch Clean Energy Fuels (CLNE) as a natural play and Fluor (FLR) as a stimulus play for the fourth quarter. On Tuesday, he said to watch Diana Shipping (DSX) for news on shipping rates in 2010 and Ralcorp (RAH) to find out how the trade down...

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TheCramerReport.com's Mad Money Recap - November 5, 2009

Sun, 08 Nov 2009 10:41:17 -0500

Segment 1: The Return of Luxury Cramer said that the announcement that sales prices a Sotheby’s auction exceeded estimates made him take a look at the recent results of some luxury brands. He said that it looks like the rich are spending again, and positive reports from Whole Foods (WFMI), Williams-Sonoma (WSM), Tiffany (TIF), Coach (COH), Saks (SKS), Nordstrom (JWN), Starbucks (SBUX), Deckers Outdoor (DECK), and Polo Ralph Lauren (RL). Cramer believes that increased spending by the...

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TheCramerReport.com's Mad Money Recap - November 5, 2009

Thu, 05 Nov 2009 19:25:50 -0500

Segment 1: Bear Breakdown Cramer looked at the case made by the bears after the market dropped 126 points from its high today, and found that they are still spinning every piece of news as a negative, no matter what the issue. They are calling the election of a Republican governor in New Jersey a local issue rather than a sign that Democrats could be doing more damage to the economy by reforming healthcare instead of focusing on job creation, claiming that Warren Buffet doesn’t know what he...

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TheCramerReport.com's Mad Money Recap - November 3, 2009

Thu, 05 Nov 2009 17:54:24 -0500

Segment 1: Is Buffet Bullish? Cramer said that Warren Buffet’s buyout of Burlington Northern (BNI) has investors debating whether it is a play on the U.S. economy or China, but he doesn’t think that the market will move much until oil, tech, and banking are all working at the same time, like they were from March until mid-October. He said that a Morgan Stanley analyst hurt the tech sector with a downgrade of the semiconductor group, the banks are going lower because people assume they will...

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TheCramerReport.com's Mad Money Recap – November 2, 2009

Thu, 05 Nov 2009 17:02:24 -0500

Segment 1: Stay Flexible Cramer said that the ups and downs in the market show that you have to stay flexible, which the bears are unwilling to do. He said that he is still bullish overall, but also thinks that the market has already seen its highs for the year, so he is waiting for big sell offs before buying into any new positions. He said that economic reports are mixed, with weaker employment numbers that are very concerning, but manufacturing and retail have improved, and the economy...

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