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On Mad Money this week, Cramer is highlighting companies that do a good portion of their business outside the U.S. He isn’t confident America-centric businesses will see the growth investors crave. His pick for Tuesday, Textron, should profit from a growing demand for business jets overseas.
Textron [TXT
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Every year, Honeywell International [HON
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The best part of the report, though, at least as far as Cramer was concerned, was the note about the rest of the world having a much bigger demand for the jets than the U.S. This should feed into Textron’s growth internationally, he said. Already TXT’s rest-of-world growth is triple that of its operations in the U.S., and these overseas sales look much better in dollar terms because the dollar is so weak.
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Even taking into account exposure to the American market, Textron is still levered to the military, which shouldn’t see a slowdown anytime soon, Cramer said.
Still, “the best way to try to make money is to abandon the U.S. - just give up - and fly your Cessna to better markets, Cramer said, "and that’s exactly what we’re seeing from Textron.”
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