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Stop Trading!: Workin' on the Railroad
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Friday, 15 Feb 2008 | 3:38 PM ET
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By: Carlo Dellaverson
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The coal story is alive and well, Cramer said on Friday’s Stop Trading!, but it might be a good time to take some profits before the stocks fall back to earth.
Fast Money’s Guy Adami joined Cramer to give his assessment of the coal and railroad industries, saying Peabody Energy [BTU
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On the railroads, Adami said he would consider Burlington Northern [BNI Loading... ()
]at $85 a “huge score.” He would also buy “downstream” railroad plays like Trinity Industries[TRN
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]. Cramer said he had been disappointed by Trinity’s earnings but still thinks the stock should eventually run because it is a “quintessential late-cycle" play.
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