With helium in short supply, Air Products, the world's number-one producer, stands to gain big, Cramer said during Tuesday's Mad Money.
He got the idea from a Wall Street Journal article (sub. required) that compared the current helium supply situation to that of oil: The easiest sources of both are tapped out, and it'll be some time before harder-to-reach sources make it to market. So now an industry leader like Air Products [APD
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"If Air Products performs anything like the oils," Cramer said, "you're going to be very happy if you own this stock."
Air Products is also one of Cramer's "$80-to-$120 plays." It's his theory that $80 stocks in a bull market should make it to $100 and then climb to $120. He recommended APD July 11 at $82.34, and just last Friday, Dec. 7 the stock broke through the century mark. Tight demand for helium, hydrogen and argon, all APD businesses, put this sector in bull mode, so Air Products shares should keep rising.
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