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Investing can be confusing. Luckily, Cramer has mapped out some road rules for all you Home Gamers trying to navigate the jungle that is Wall Street. Think of it as "Mad Money 101" –- some fundamental advice to keep in mind as you play the market. Whether you're a first time investor or a seasoned financier, it's always good to remember the basics.
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Jun.22
11:21 AM ET
Friday, 22 Jun 2007
It's Time for the Lightning Round!

Integrated Device Technology [IDTI  Loading...      ()   ]: Cramer would recommend Texas Instruments [TXN  Loading...      ()   ], Qualcomm [QCOM  Loading...      ()   ] and National Semiconductor [NSM  Loading...      ()   ] before IDTI. “That’s a ‘don’t buy.’” Cramer thinks Intel trades to $27.

Grey Wolf [GW  Loading...      ()   ]: “At this point, at $8.50, I would ring the register on some Grey Wolf.”

Gerdau AmeriSteel [GNA  Loading...      ()   ]: “This is one of my favorite steel stocks in the world.” Cramer also likes U.S. Steel and Allegheny Technology.

Sears Holding [SHLD  Loading...      ()   ]: “I am urging patience. I don’t want people to quit Sears.” Cramer said that there’s a chance SHLD could become the next domestic version of Berkshire Hathaway [BRKA  Loading...      ()   ] the way that Brookfield Asset Management [BAM  Loading...      ()   ] might be in the international market. Expect some ups and downs from SHLD just like we’ve gotten from Buffett.

Pepsi Bottling [PBG  Loading...      ()   ]: Cramer likes owning the parent rather than the bottling company. If given the choice, he’d go with PepsiCo.

Smith & Wesson [SWHC  Loading...      ()   ]: “I blew this one.” Cramer liked the stock at $5 and recommended taking profits at $12. With the stock over $16, “I wish I hadn’t left the table,” Cramer said.

Apple [AAPL  Loading...      ()   ]: Cramer recommends selling with the spike on the iPhone release, but Home Gamers want to get back in once it drops back down. Three months from now, Cramer thinks the stock will be higher.

Starbucks [SBUX  Loading...      ()   ]: The stock is down to about $26 from its 52-week high of $40 – and Cramer thinks it goes lower. “I wish you had asked me about Costco. There I see something to like.”

Qualcomm [QCOM  Loading...      ()   ]: Until this company digs itself out of all the litigation, the stock won’t reach $55, Cramer says. He’d rather see investors in National Semiconductor, Texas Instruments or Intel.

NYSE Euronext [NYX  Loading...      ()   ]: “It’s not done going down. The sellers are miserable. They keep hitting it. Could it see $70? Yes. I still like it. But I just have to tell you that the sellers are morons, and they are not done. And they are going to keep hitting it. So be careful out there.”

Jim’s charitable trust owns NYSE Euronext and Sears Holdings.

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