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Nov.26
6:24 PM ET
Monday, 26 Nov 2007
Stop Trading!: Sell Garmin
Posted By:Tom Brennan
Topics:Stock Picks | Stock Market
Companies:Nokia Corporation | Nestle SA | Siemens AG | BASF | LSI Industries Inc | Genlyte Group Inc | Garmin Ltd.
Royal Philips Electronics' proposed buyout of American commercial-lighting company Genlyte might have been a green light for other European firms to take advantage of the weak U.S. dollar, Cramer said on Monday's Stop Trading!.
An expensive euro has put companies like BASF, Siemens [SI Loading... ()
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] should have a good Christmas, but after that the stock is a sell. The competition in the global-position space is fierce, and Cramer thinks Garmin's product "will be beaten by Nokia 18 months from now."
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