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On news that EnCana (ECA) would be splitting into a natural gas firm and an integrated oil company, Cramer said several other companies might make a similar move. He pointed to Anadarko (APC) and ExxonMobil (XOM).
"My urging is you go over these companies," Cramer said. "They all have oil, and they've all got gas businesses." He advised against chasing the stocks higher, but said that inventory numbers could send these stocks down, creating a buying opportunity.
Cramer also discussed Toll Brothers (TOL) CEO Bob Toll, who will be appearing on "Mad Money" tonight. Cramer praised Toll for always being "straight with me." He said the homebuilding CEO is "not bullish at all." Cramer said he would ask Toll why he is talking about buying more land, a move of which Cramer is skeptical.
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Labels: APC, ECA, Jim Cramer, Mad Money, TOL, XOM

Here are 7 stocks to watch...
Ambac Financial (NYSE:ABK) lost nearly 20% after the company announced plans to raise $1.5 billion and stop insuring mortgage-backed securities. ABK's Short Term PowerRating is 5.
Big Lots (NYSE:BIG) was the biggest gainer in the S&P500 after the company beat estimates and raised guidance. BIG's Short Term PowerRating is 3.
Chico's FAS (NYSE:CHS) lost nearly 14% after revenues fell short. CHS' Short Term PowerRating is 5.
BJ's Wholesale Club (NYSE:BJ) rose nearly 7% after the company beat estimates and reported an increase in same store sales. BJ's Short Term PowerRating is 5.
After the close, PETsMART (NasdaqGS:PETM) missed earnings estimates by $0.07. PETM's Short Term PowerRating is 4.
Urban Outfitters (NYSE:URBN) is scheduled to report before the market open, with analysts expecting $0.29. URBN's Short Term PowerRating is 5.
Do you think Exxon Mobil (NYSE:XOM) will close up or down on Friday? XOM's Short Term PowerRating is 4. Play TradingMarkets Up or Down Daily Stock Contest for the chance to win $1000 every month by predicting the direction of a stock.
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Labels: ABK, BIG, BJ, CHS, Hot Stocks, PETM, URBN, XOM

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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Labels: ACI, AMAT, APA, APC, BTU, CBI, COP, CSX, DE, FSLR, JEC, Jim Cramer, Mad Money, MOS, SGR, SLB, UPL, WFR, XOM, XTO

Here are 7 stocks for traders for Friday from TradingMarkets.com:
Bebe Stores (NasdaqGS:BEBE - News) beat earnings expectations on Thursday afternoon, reporting $0.26 EPS versus a consensus of $0.25 EPS. BEBE's PowerRating (for Traders) is 4
Google (NasdaqGS:GOOG - News) missed earnings on Thursday, announcing $4.43 EPS versus expectations of $4.45 EPS. GOOG's PowerRating (for Traders) is 4.
Agilysys (NasdaqGS:AGYS - News) reports earnings on Friday before the market opens, with traders looking for $0.20 EPS. AGYS's PowerRating (for Traders) is 3.
Arch Coal (NYSE:ACI - News) is poised to announce $0.47 EPS before the bell on Friday morning. ACI's PowerRating (for Traders) is 4.
Analysts are looking for Chevron (NYSE:CVX - News) to report $2.24 EPS before the market opens on Friday. CVX's PowerRating (for Traders) is 4.
When Exxon Mobil (NYSE:XOM - News) reports quarterly results on Friday morning, look for $2.26 EPS. XOM's PowerRating (for Traders) is 4.
NYMEX (NYSE:NMX - News) should announce $0.66 EPS tomorrow morning before the market opens. NMX's PowerRating (for Traders) is 3.

Labels: ACI, AGYS, BEBE, CVX, GOOG, Hot Stocks, NMX, XOM

The Fed's creation of a temporary term auction facility to help ease the pain felt in the credit markets was "just another stupid thing that they did," Jim Cramer said on CNBC's "Stop Trading!" segment Wednesday.
"The proof is in the pudding," Cramer said. "What's the group that acts the worst today? The group that this is was meant for!" He noted that although Apple (AAPL), Chevron (CVX), Exxon Mobil (XOM) and Google (GOOG) responded well to the market, the financial sector was performing poorly on the news.
"They should have changed the statements to 50 basis points - merry Christmas, do your best," Cramer said. Instead, "Their amount of action ... a day's worth of Washington Mutual's (WM) problems."
Cramer suggested that the Federal Reserve members resign. "You are running some kind of offense that no one understands. ... These guys are really jokers." He cited the Fed's lack of experience in the markets as the source of their ineptitude. "They never sat on the desk," he said. "Go sit on a desk at Merrill Lynch (MER)."
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Labels: AAPL, CVX, GOOG, Jim Cramer, Mad Money, Stop Trading, WM, XOM

The Dow closed up 51 points and the S&P 500 finished up 6 points. Crude oil is closing in on $100 as we near Thanksgiving. John Kilduff, an analyst at MF Global, joined the show to discuss his take on oil. He predicts the top on crude could be in area of $108 to $110. Adami favors Chevron (CVX), which he feels is cheaper then ExxonMobil (XOM). He advises looking at refiners like Tesoro (TSO) here. Finerman owns Tesoro and she is also looking at buying ConocoPhillips (COP).
Regional airlines are benefiting from the delays and congestion at larger airports. Airlines like Midwest (MEH) and Allegiant (ALGT) are benefiting from this trend. Adami says the way to play this trend is to buy the private jet makers like Textron (TXT), General Dynamics (GD), Embrear (ERJ) and Honeywell (HON).
For Defensive stocks Najarian likes Merck (MRK), Genentech (DNA) and Biogen (BIIB). However, Finerman would get defensive with names like Altria (MO) and Kraft (KFT). Adami also recommends Altria, Unilever (UL) and Procter & Gamble (PG).
Word on the Street
Target (TGT) reported a 4.4% fall in profits.
Whole Foods Market (WFMI) reported a decline in fourth-quarter profits, but sales top Wall Street estimates.
Google (GOOG) trades up 4% after Credit Suisse raised their price target to $900. Najarian believes names like Research In Motion (RIMM), Google and Apple (AAPL) are starting to show strength again. He would look to get back into these stocks around these levels. Adami prefers Microsoft (MSFT).
Najarian would keep an eye on ISIS Pharmaceuticals (ISIS) and Sangamo Biosciences (SGMO).
Pops & Drops
Pops - Barnes & Noble (BKS) traded up 13% after reporting higher internet sales.
Exxon (XOM) traded up 4% after UBS upgraded the stock.
Kraft (KFT) traded up 2%.
Utilities EFT (XLU) traded up 1%.
Drops - Office Depot (ODP) fell 7% after reporting a 9% decline in profits.
Echostar (DISH) fell 7%
Ericsson (ERIC) fell 12%
Hovnanian (HOV) fell 9%.
GameStop (GME) fell 4% after the video game maker missed analyst estimates.
Saks (SKS) fell 2% after missing estimates.
Final Trade
Macke likes the price action in Microsoft (MSFT).
Adami recommends Freeport McMorRan (FCX).
Finerman says to short the iShares Dow Jones US Real Estate ETF (IYR).
Najarian would purchase Pulte Homes (PHM) for a short term buy.

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Exxon Mobil Corp., the world's biggest publicly traded oil company, said Thursday its profit fell 10 percent in the third quarter from a year ago as the company was hurt by lower refining and chemical margins.
The profit was below expectations of Wall Street analysts.
The energy company said net income declined to $9.41 billion, or $1.70 per share, from $10.49 billion, or $1.77 per share, in the year-ago period.
Its profit in the third quarter of 2006 was the second-largest ever recorded by a publicly traded U.S. company.
Revenue at the Irving, Texas-based company rose to $102.3 billion from $99.59 billion in the third quarter of 2006.

Labels: Exxon Mobil Corp., XOM

Here are 7 stocks for traders for Thursday from TradingMarkets.com:
JDS Uniphase (NasdaqGS:JDSU - News) beat earnings estimates on Wednesday afternoon, announcing $0.08 EPS over an expected $0.06 EPS. JDSU's PowerRating (for Traders) is 5.
Advance Auto (NYSE:AAP - News) beat earnings with $0.61 EPS over a consensus of $0.58 EPS. AAP's PowerRating (for Traders) is 4.
Agilysys (NasdaqGS:AGYS - News) reports earnings on Thursday morning before the bell, with analysts looking for $0.10 EPS. AGYS's PowerRating (for Traders) is 4.
Dominion (NYSE:D - News) should announce $1.74 EPS on Thursday before the market opens. D's PowerRating (for Traders) is 5.
Analysts are watching for Dril-Quip RQ to report $0.62 EPS on Thursday morning before the bell. DRQ's PowerRating (for Traders) is 5.
When Eastman-Kodak (NYSE:EK - News) announces quarterly results tomorrow morning, analysts will be watching for $0.24 EPS. EK's PowerRating (for Traders) is 5.
Exxon Mobil (NYSE:XOM - News) looks set to report $1.74 EPS tomorrow morning. XOM's PowerRating (for Traders) is 5.

Labels: AAP, AGYS, D, EK, Hot Stocks, JDSU, XOM

Crude Oil: Crude oil declined 3% today as investors now fear that the global growth story might be in jeopardy. Finerman said that if you feel the US economy is going to slow down, then demand for oil will also drop. She would look to short the United States Oil Fund (USO). Adami said that shorting Exxon Mobil (XOM) ahead of earnings is a gutsy trade that could pay off big. Dylan Ratigan mentions one more way to short oil is to buy the UltraShort Oil & Gas ProShares (DUG).
Technology: Adami liked hearing that Dell (DELL) is announcing a big buyback, while the stock is at a 52 week high. Najarian says this plays well for Dell, as well as Apple (AAPL), Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) and Microsoft (MSFT). The Wall Street Journal reported that Verizon (VZ) and Google (GOOG) are discussing a mobile phone partnership.
Video Games: International Game Technology (IGT) and Electronic Arts (ERTS) are both set to report earnings this week. Macke thinks the trade is to buy Activison (ATVI), Nintendo (NTDOY) and Microsoft. Najarian noted monster options activity in the November $17.50 calls for Take-Two Interactive (TTWO). The action makes him think that TTWO is set to move higher.
Word on the Street
Procter & Gamble (PG) reports a 14% rise in profits but disappoints Wall Street on its full-year outlook. Najarian favors Colgate-Palmolive (CL) overseas.
Merrill Lynch (MER) drops after former CEO Stan O'Neal leaves. Finerman doubts the CO-CEO arrangement will work. Adami continues to like Raymond James (RJF).
Wynn Resorts (WYNN) fell in after-hours trading. Najarian would look to buy the stock on selloff. Adami would rather be long Las Vegas Sands (LVS) and Boyd Gaming (BYD).
Under Armour (UA) trades up 7% on strong earnings.
Masco also traded up 4% on strong earnings.
Pops & Drops
Pops - Goodyear Tire (GT) traded up 8%.
Colgate-Palmolive (CL) traded up 1%
Avon Products (AVP) traded up 4% on strong profits from emerging market strength. Finerman favors Estee Lauder (EL).
Sohu.com (SOHU) traded up 8% on a 47% rise in profits.
Yum! Brands (YUM) traded up 3% on no news.
AGCO (AG) popped 9%
Sepracor (SEPR) exploded up 16%
Drops- US Steel (X) fell 7% after reporting a 35% drop in profits.
WellCare Health Plans (WCG) plunged 33%
Sirius Satellite Radio (SIRI) dropped 9%
Final Trade
Macke suggests buying the pullback in Yahoo! (YHOO). He currently owns YHOO.
Adami recommends Dell.
Finerman says buy Cadbury Schweppes (CSG) for a Halloween candy trade.
Najarian favors Dick's Sporting Goods (DKS).

Labels: AAPL, ATVI, CNBC, Crude Oil, DELL, Fast Money, Fast Money Recap, GOOG, HPQ, MSFT, USO, VZ, XOM

David Faber says Merrill will need time to fill their top spot after Stanley O'Neal has left. Paul Kedrosky says to pay attention to stock fluctuations in the market, rather than the rise and fall of Merrill. His favorites today are techs and transports. Oil soars past $93/barrel. Bertha Coombs says many traders are seeing opportunity rather than discouragement of the rise of oil prices. David Tice of the Prudent Bear Fund recommends investing in precious metals such as gold and silver. S&P leaders today are: Radioshack, Humana, and Weyerhauser. Dow leaders are: Exxonmobil, Ibm, Aig, Alcoa, and Dupont. Tim Duy, Oregon economic fund director, says federal interest rates, excluding housing, do not and should not necessitate any cuts. Anticipation still remains surrounding an increase in interest rates. A completely electric battery-powered car is on the horizon. Shane Agassi, project better place founder, says he has raised 200 million to advance in energy production. "Better Place" says they are already prepared to set up service stations to replace and recharge batteries. Agassi says lithium-ion batteries have the potential to change the auto industry forever, and given the infrastructure in place, there should be no hesitation to move the system into play. Becky Quick was next, reflecting on her recent Asian trip with investment legend; Warren Buffet, CEO and Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. Buffet says the Chinese market is in a bubble, rising amazingly. Also that the Korean market is doing much better than that of the Chinese market. A-Rod requests to become a free agent, after being offered $200 million for 10 yrs. to return with the Yankees, sighting insufficient offer for his talent. The Red Sox, Giants, Dodgers, Angels and the Cubs are all candidates to "buy" A-Rod.

Labels: CNBC, David Faber, Exxon Mobil Corp., MER, Merrill Lynch, Stanley O'Neal, The Call, XOM

Victors: Apple (AAPL) crushed Wall Street estimates by reporting a 67% jump in profits. Najarian says it's an amazing number and everything is working. He owns the stock and continues to stay long. American Express (AXP) beats expectations and trades higher after hours. Merck (MRK) reports a 62% jump in third quarter profits and the stock trades higher. Macke continues to be bullish on Merck. Adami suggests looking at Pfizer (PFE) on a valuation basis.Homebuilding stocks were strong on Monday with the Homebuilders ETF (XHB) trading up 3%. Finerman mentions that a private equity group Hellman & Friedman bought Goodman Global (GGL) for $2.65 billion and tells viewers to trade off that news by going long MDC Holdings (MDC).
Victims: Texas Instruments (TXN) shares dip on the chip maker's outlook that was below Wall Street estimates. Najarian hinted that Texas Instruments isn't managed as well as Apple (AAPL) and he would rather own Apple. Adami counsels investors to buy Intel (INTC) off the TXN numbers. Alos, crude oil and gold both fell 1% Monday as the dollar gains strength.
Merrill Lynch (MER) is set to report earnings on Wednesday. CNBC's Charlie Gasparino discussed his take on Merrill. Insiders at Merrill tell him that some are calling for CEO Stan O'Neal's head. Even outside shareholders want him out. Macke tells investors not to bother buying this stock. Gasparino is now giving O'Neal 8-to-1 odds of being removed as CEO.
SanDisk Corporation (SNDK) co-founder, president and COO Sanjay Mehrotra joined the shpw to discuss his firm's prospects. Mehrotra says demand remains strong especially for the mobile phone segment of the business. He sees continued growth for SanDisk in 2008 and higher profitability.
OIL: Higher oil prices may actually cause BP (BP) and Exxon (XOM) to report a decline in profit for the first time in 5 years. Finerman wants to short tanker stocks like Teekay (TK) because of declining tanker rates.
Retail: Amazon.com (AMZN) is set to report earnings Tuesday after the bell. Macke loves the stock and thinks they will blow out the earnings. Finerman prefers Target (TGT) and Wal-Mart (WMT) and she hopes they trade lower so that she can buy more for her hedge fund. Adami is partial to United Parcel Services (UPS)
Pops & Drops
Pops- Altria (MO) trades up 1% after a UBS upgrade. Finerman is bullish on Altria.
Kimberly Clark (KMB) trades up 5% after posting strong profit numbers.
ExpressJet Holdings (XJT) trades up 16% after the firm announced possible plans of going private.
Sears Holdings (SHLD) popped 4% after a positive mention in Barron's. Finerman would rather be long Target (TGT).
Royal Caribbean Cruises (RCL) traded up 8% after reporting strong profits. The stock is working for Macke.
Radiation Therapy Service exploded higher by 44% after Vestar Capital Partners took the company private.
Lululemon Athletica (LULU) traded up 5% after the firm raised third-quarter estimates and Adami would buy it.
Final Trade
Macke counsels investors to buy Short Dow30 ProShares (DOG).
Adami likes Intel (INTC).
Finerman recommends Covidien (COV).
Najarian offers up Yahoo! (YHOO) for a play on Alibaba.

Labels: AAPL, AMZN, AXP, CNBC, Fast Money, Fast Money Recap, GGL, INTC, MDC, MER, MRK, pfe, SNDK, TXN, XHB, XOM

Commodity Stocks
Adami: Exxon Mobil (XOM)- Take profits. US Bancorp (USB)- Sees trade opportunity. Gold- Down. Oil- Down. KB Home (KBH)- Likes for a trade. Morgan Stanley (MS) and Bank of America (BAC) also traded higher.
Macke: warns against shorting the financials because he believes the sector will continue to work on the long side. Before earnings, Macke also likes TCF Financial (TCB). Macke also believes that Activison (ATVI) and Electronic Arts (ERTS) make more money off the games for the Wii than games for the Playstation.
China: iShares FTSE/Xinhau China 25 Index (FXI) traded higher for the second day in a row. Najarian: U.S. investors can trade China ETF's and ADR's even when the market in China is closed. Although it has had a monster run, he still believes that Baidu.com (BIDU) will trade higher. Najarian owns BIDU. He also likes the Macau trade with Wynn (WYNN) and Las Vegas Sands (LVS).
Micron (MU) traded lower after hours on a $158 million loss. Najarian believes the run in Micron has already happened. He prefers Sandisk (SNDK) and Rambus (RMBS). Adami believes that Micron will trade higher from current levels.
Pops & Drops
POPS -- Pepsi Bottling Group (PBG) traded up 2%, hitting an all-time high. PDL BioPharma (PDLI) traded up 9%. Kohl's (KSS) popped 2% on news the firm is going to increase the number of stores by 67%. Ciena (CIEN) traded up 9% on a bullish gross margin forecast.
DROPS- Garmin (GRMN) fell 7%. Finerman sees Garmin's only solution is to buy NAVTEQ (NVT).
Face2Face
First viewer: Las Vegas Sands and Melco Entertainment (MPEL). Najarian responds that Wynn Resorts looks better then Las Vegas Sands.
CB Richard Ellis (CBG): which has fallen from $42 and is now trading at $28. Adami concedes that CB Richard is OK for a trade with a stop at $24.
Research In Motion (RIMM), NVIDIA (NVDA), EMC Corporation (EMC), Blue Nile (NILE) and Apple (AAPL) Macke believes it's a good idea to take some off the table in these momentum names.
Final Trade
Macke likes Johnson & Johnson (JNJ).
Finerman recommends Kohl's (KSS).
Adami is drawn to the action in Dean Foods (DF).
Najarian prefers PDL BioPharma (PDLI)

Labels: ATVI, BAC, BIDU, CNBC, ERTS, Fast Money, Fast Money Recap, FXI, GRMN, KBH, LVS, MU, SNDK, USB, WYNN, XOM

Bullish:
Cisco (CSCO): if you want to be in tech.
J.C. Penney (JCP): He thinks that this stock is undervalued and is a buy at this price.
Integrated oil companies like ConocoPhillips (COP), Chevron (CVX), and Exxon Mobil (XOM) are better plays.
American Eagle (AEO), Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF) or Aeropostale (ARO), in that order.
Kellogg (K): Cramer is bullish on Kellogg, as well as General Mills (GIS) and ConAgra (CAG).
Cramer is sticking with Baidu.com (BIDU) as the best China play.
Cramer likes NVIDIA (NVDA), Texas Instruments (TXN), and Intel (INTC)

Bearish:
Xerox (XRX)
American Capital Strategies (ACAS): Cramer's undecided on the stock, so he's avoiding it.
Tesoro (TSO): Cramer thinks gas prices aren't high enough to be in a refiner,
Luxottica (LUX): "Don’t buy!"
Hot Topic (HOTT)
Aluminum Corp. of China (ACH)
American Superconductor (AMSC)

Labels: ACAS, AEO, ANF, ARO, BIDU, CAG, COP, CSCO, CVX, GIS, INTC, JCP, Jim Cramer, Lightning Round, Mad Money Lightning Round, NVDA, TXN, XOM, XRX

Cramer opened saying the Fed "knows something" and retired his "they know nothing button," in response to the Fed lowering interest rates by 0.5%. They also decreased the discount rate by 50 basis points to 5.25%. Cramer also believes there are "three more rate cuts" to come in the future, which will lead the market to recovery. Look for stocks that yield more than treasuries. In terms of stocks, Cramer said, "almost everything works now," and you should consider buying the following stocks:
Wachovia (WB) "should go higher."
Google (GOOG), Cramer believes is going to break out.
Foster Wheeler (FWLT), Deere (DE), Caterpillar (CAT- which Cramer owns for his charitable trust Action Alerts PLUS) should work now as well.
ExxonMobil (XOM) and ConocoPhillips (COP)—should both work for oil.
Bullish Icahn: one of his favorite activist investors is "proven winner" Carl Icahn. Cramer says Icahn's been "extremely bullish" on one big software company: BEA Systems (BEAS). Icahn wants BEAS to sell because they haven't been able to prosper as a stand-alone company. Bottom line: Cramer likes fundamentals of BEAS, takeover is potential, and is a company with "limited downside."
Prescription Plan: Cramer discussed a bill that passed in Congress that will require doctors to use either tamper resistant paper or electronic records. He thinks will benefit Quality Systems (QSII) and All Scripts (MDRX).
Genesis Lease (GLS), CEO John McMahon on the show and Cramer asked him why his company is not doing well, despite the fact that its’ 8.2% yield. McMahon said, “mispricing of the stock.” Cramer recommends buying GLS.

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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).

Labels: ADM, BG, COP, CRNT, CSCO, CVX, D, DE, HPQ, INTC, ISRG, Jim Cramer, Lightning Round, Mad Money, MON, OMTR, PG, STX, XOM

ExxonMobil (NYSE: XOM - News): Cramer predicts XOM will fall from $86.70 to the low to mid $80s in the next few days. He would buy, since crude oil is at $77, and the stock will bounce back in spite of its lackluster quarter. Cramer commmented XOM should behave like an oil company and keep drilling instead of like a bank.
Annaly Capital Management (NYSE: NLY - News): Cramer says the REITs are "on fire" and would buy NLY because of CEO Mike Farrell; "This is his time. We've been waiting for it to be his time..."

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