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Cramer has sources that indicate Citigroup CEO Chuck Prince could be out of a job next week. “That gives you until Friday to buy Citigroup [C Loading... ()
Next week will also bring a cascade of earnings, with nearly half the Dow 30 and 85 S&P 500 components reporting. There are three companies in there that Cramer thinks are poised to benefit from the weak U.S dollar the way McDonald’s [MCD Loading... ()
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Wednesday will also bring Altria’s [MO
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Jim's charitable trust owns Citigroup, McDonald's and Altria.
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