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Legg Mason’s Bill Miller is no Warren Buffett, Cramer said during Tuesday’s Stop Trading!.
The Mad Money host attributed Legg Mason’s [LM
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] first-ever reported loss, at least in part, to Miller’s poor stock picking.
“Warren Buffett...it's so clear that he's still top-of-game,” Cramer said. “It's so clear that Bill Miller isn't…I'd rather buy T. Rowe [TROW
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Cramer seemed happy that NYSE Euronext [NYX
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] might have finally turned a corner, after reporting big first-quarter profits. He credited new CEO Duncan Niederauer’s “slash and burn” cost cutting for the company’s success. Cramer’s charitable trust owns NYX.
ArvinMeritor [ARM
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] is an “American comeback story,” Cramer said, as is Lear [LEA
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] and BorgWarner [BWA
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]. Precision Castparts [PCP
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] is “not done going up yet.” And while Wall Street might ignore Alcoa’s [AA
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Lastly, Cramer reiterated his buy calls on Apple [AAPL
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], saying the latter and its peer Visa [V
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], though, are “really ugly.”
Jim's charitable trust owns NYSE Euronext.
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