On tonight’s MAD MONEY on CNBC, Jim Cramer said he was sticking with his stance in finding technology companies that are either oversold or overlooked in the current market malaise where he thinks you can find value and the worst has already been seen. To avoid the malaise of Intel, which he thinks wasn’t that bad, and to avoid the trick of IBM making you think it was all good, he remind that tech is not a standstill sector. He noted BEA Systems and following Carl Icahn.
Cramer’s pick tonight is ADC Telecom (NYSE: ADCT). He thought it was cheap when he recommended it in December and this one is even cheaper now (meaning it sold off). He thinks that the franchise has only gotten stronger. It has an arms provider model that sells to everyone. He’s going back over the the same data as in December as it is a FiOS winner. He likes that it blew out numbers last time and he thinks they can deliver. In his mind this could rise 60% from here. It has $5 to $7 upside and he thinks maybe $1 downside, and he even thinks that Carl Icahn might like this one.
Last night his pick was Riverbed Tech (NASDAQ: RVBD) and you can see the full pick here. On Monday, Cramer noted EMC Corp. (NYSE: EMC) as his top pick that he still likes.
ADC Telecom (NASDAQ: ADCT) closed up 3.44% today at $13.52, and this rose 4% to $14.02 in after-hours trading.
Jon C. Ogg
January 16, 2008
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