The mini-Week of Cramer

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Here is a mini-week of Cramer is here so you can see some of his top notes from the week, but there will be a full list of Cramer comments from this week posted early Saturday for you review.  The full list has many links inside it that can give you access to what is essentially a full list of his key picks this week.

Cramer also had a weekly SELL BLOCK where he featured many past picks, but not all are outright sell calls.  He noted Avon (AVP), Wells Fargo (WFC), Washington Mutual (WM), Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF), Circuit City (CC), Sears (SHLD).

Cramer panned Crocs (CROX) on a long-term basis but said you can actually still make money off it in the near-term.  Under Armour (UA) was the one that Cramer thinks could end up being the next Nike.

Cramer panned ETF’s

He said you can buy Avnet (AVT) as a new tech exception, although it is interesting that it is a distributore more than a producer.

Have a great weekend.

Jon C. Ogg
February 9, 2007

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