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Oct.04
10:59 AM ET
Thursday, 4 Oct 2007
Are You Diversified?
Posted By:Carlo Dellaverson
Topics:Stock Market | Stock Picks
NVIDIA, SAP and BEA Systems are all tech, and the latter two overlap, Cramer said. He would cash in SAP and NVIDIA and pick up a healthcare stock like Inverness [IMA Loading... ()
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Too much tech again. Trimble and Apple are two-of-a-kind, even if they specialize in different parts of the sector, Cramer said. He recommended selling the TRMB and adding a healthcare cost container.
Oil. Steel. Tech. Soft drink. Biotech/agriculture. This portfolio is the “best of the night,” Cramer said. His only advice would be to trim some off RIM ahead of its earnings, but to the rest: “Hallelujah!”
Jim's charitable trust owns Freeport-McMoRan, Inverness, Hologic and Goldman Sachs.
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