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Fidelity’s legendary Magellan Fund [FMAGX
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], set to re-open this week after being closed to new investors for over a decade, is “so right” given current market conditions, Cramer said on Monday’s Stop Trading!.
Harry Lange, the fund’s manager, told CNBC that he is bullish on tech despite last week’s Nasdaq sell-off. Tech stocks rose sharply Monday after IBM [IBM
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Magellan’s holdings include Nokia [NOK
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], Corning [GLW
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], Google [GOOG
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], Staples [SPLS
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] and Canadian Natural Resources [CNQ
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]. Cramer said he was bullish on all but Staples. Retail is still too dicey to own anything but best-of-breed, Cramer said. Costco [COST
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] remains one of the few retailers he recommends.
Jim's charitable trust owns Corning.
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