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Wednesday’s Stop Trading! turned into a mini-Lightning Round of sorts, as “Street Signs” host Erin Burnett rattled off a list of stocks for Cramer to judge.
Wall Street’s missing the big picture when it comes to Shaw Group [SGR
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] and other infrastructure names, Cramer said, referencing the company’s dip after reporting earnings today. Shaw has about $1 trillion worth of orders to bid on, but investors insist on focusing on the short rather than the long term. His advice: Wait until tomorrow to see if there are any cuts in earnings estimates, and then buy SGR.
Don’t touch Circuit City [CC
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], Cramer said. Best Buy [BBY
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] is best in show. Still, there are few retailers he said he’s willing to recommend. At least not while UPS’s [UPS
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] poor outlook threatens the sector’s monthly same-store sales. (Fewer deliveries by UPS could mean lower online sales, and, as a result, sales in general, for all retailers.) Costco [COST
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], Urban Outfitters [URBN
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] and Wal-Mart [WMT
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] are Mad Money favorites. Other than those, “I don't want anyone to think that I'm recommending any retail stock,” he said.
Lastly, Cramer had an unfavorable view of Cisco Systems [CSCO
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], at least in the short term. “The numbers keep coming down,” he said. “The stock's going to go back to $21-$22."
Cisco’s trading at $23 and change today with less than an hour left before the market closes.
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