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Cramer’s Game Plan for next week is simple, and it’s all about trading earnings. Here’s how it breaks down:
Monday
Construction giant McDermott [MDR
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]. If that happens, it will be a great opportunity to buy FWLT at a lower price. Cramer is confident it will be a good buy because its recent earnings report showed that its main businesses are performing well.
Tuesday
Wal-Mart [WMT
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], which also reports. LIZ has too much exposure to department stores and Cramer thinks the turnaround there is years away.
Wednesday
Deere [DE
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], long a favorite of Cramer’s, reports before the bell. This company is dominating thanks to the food and oil crises. As the premier American manufacturing company, Deere benefits from farmers spending more money worldwide to capitalize on the weak dollar. It also wins on ethanol, a booming business in Latin America, superior technology and a global increase in plantings. However, the stock has shown that it can act a bit crazy when it reports. So Cramer recommended putting on half a position Tuesday and then the other half after the earnings come out, unless of course the stock is up so much that you can’t justify paying up.
Thursday
Hewlett-Packard [HPQ
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Jim's charitable trust owns Foster-Wheeler.
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