Stock Tickers: MHS, CVS, AGN, CELG, GENZ, CEPH, RIG, HAL, EMR, CAT, CMI, UTX, KO, PEP, CL, GS, SKS, VFC, UNP, CSX, BA
Jim Cramer came out very bullish again (you get the trend here) as much as he could on tonight’s MAD MONEY on CNBC. He’s still maintaining that yesterday was only the beginning and this is the start of a major rally, and you better know what is working and what isn’t. Cramer said the analysts were giving out estimates like they were all going to be horrible and full of gloom and doom. Even companies that have been inconsistent are becoming consistent and estimates are being retooled and companies are being revalued. Cramer again said the DJIA is heading straight to 14,000, but some sectors have peaked.
Healthcare: Medco (MHS-NYSE), CVS (CVS-NYSE) and Allergan (AGN-NYSE)
Celgene (CELG-NASDAQ), Genzyme (GENZ-NASDAQ), and Cephalon (CEPH-NASDAQ)
Oil Drillers: Transocean (RIG-NYSE), Halliburton (HAL-NYSE)
Capital Goods: Emerson (EMR-NYSE), Caterpillar (CAT-NYSE), Cummins (CMI-NYSE), United Technologies (UTX-NYSE)
Household Coca-Cola (KO-NYSE), Pepsi (PEP-NYSE), and Colgate Polmolive (CL-NYSE)
Brokers: Goldman Sachs (GS-NYSE)
Retail: Saks (SKS-NYSE), VF Corp (VFC-NYSE)
Rails: Union Pacific (UNP-NYSE) and CSX (CSX)
Planes/Aerospace: Boeing (BA-NYSE)
He also noted that companies in Materials, Agriculture, Brokers, & Telecom but he gave no picks there. These may be able to pick apart and many may slam Cramer, but he’s been right on the directions so far this time around.
Jon C. Ogg
April 26, 2007
Jon Ogg can be reached at [email protected]; he does not own securities in the companies he covers.
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