Cramer’s Top 2007 Value Picks & DJIA Prediction

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Cramer made some big "Low-Risk Value Picks for 2007" on Wednesday’s MAD MONEY.  He also made a rosy prediction on the DJIA.  He also made a CEO interview.  In this post you can see the summary, and there are links through to the full commentaries on each pick from him if you would like to read on for the full summary on each pick.

The #1 VALUE PICK BY CRAMER FOR 2007 is ALTRIA (MO)

Cramer’s #2 VALUE PICK FOR 2007 is Goldman Sachs (GS).

Cramer picked Halliburton (HAL) as the #3 VALUE PICK FOR 2007.

Cramer predicts the DJIA going up more than 10% for 2007.  His prediction for the close of the DJIA at the end of 2007 is 14,582.

Cramer finished MAD MONEY with a CEO interview.  He questioned SIX FLAGS (SIX) CEO Mark Shapiro about the stock.  You can read the synopsis here, or you can settle for the conclusion that Cramer thinks it is isn’t just done going down….Cramer thinks it’s going higher.

Jon C. Ogg
January 4, 2007

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