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Cramer likes to call his sister Nancy the original negative Nancy. But there seems to be a lot of those in the market right now. And that’s a mistake as far as the Mad Money host is concerned. There are just too many great buying opportunities out there.
January saw a similar fit of selling. What was Cramer’s advice? Buy the bull markets: agriculture, defense, minerals, oil and gas and healthcare cost containment. The strategy worked then, and he’s confident it will work now.
Sure, the Freddie Macs [FRE
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Merck [MRK
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What about the yields utility stocks are offering? Duke Energy [DUK
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The oil companies and trusts offer even better. Permian Basin Royalty[PBT
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And don’t forget Cramer’s other dividend-paying favorites: Altria [MO
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Cramer also reiterated his calls last night on Chesapeake Energy [CHK
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Here’s why Cramer’s so bullish right now: People are petrified. No one else is screaming buy. That and the amount of short-selling going on signal a market bottom, he said, and not a top. With no positivity priced in, any good news could have a huge impact.
So don’t be running from the market when you should be running to it.
Jim's charitable trust owns Altria, BP, Schering-Plough and Unitedhealth.
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