On today’s STOP TRADING segment on CNBC at 2:45 PM EST, Jim Cramer reviewed how to trade off the NYMEX (NMX) IPO today.Cramer said the NYMEX (NMX) IPO is over-extended at +140%, but he says if it gets to $120 or $110 then you can buy some. He said something is wrong with this picture. He said there was a tremendous media sensation for the IPO and they did leave a lot of money on the table, but they got rich anyway.He thinks NYSE (NYX) is far cheaper. He said it went a little nutty, but it is not a return to dot.com values.Cramer also endorsed Sears Holdings (SHLD) again, just like last night. He thinks that Eddie lampert should be allowed to invest the funds because he is a great investor.Cramer called Conor Medsystems (CONR) is a second rate company that J&J (JNJ bought after CONR missed its quarter. He wants to know why people aren’t buying Boston Scientific (BSX). He thinks BSX is done going down and it could go to $18 ot $19 when he discussed it.Jon C. OggNovember 17, 2006
Cramer Evaluates How To Trade The NYMEX IPO Today
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