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Anywhere there’s movement there’s a motor, Baldor Electric Chairman and CEO John McFarland told Cramer Friday.
Baldor [BEZ
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The good things about Baldor? No exposure to the weak U.S. housing and autos markets. The company doesn’t make anything you’d find in a car or home.
Oddly, though, the stock has been underperforming. But McFarland said his company is strong. Over the past year and a half, Baldor has doubled profits and sales, achieved record margins, paid down debt and increased its global presence, the CEO said. Yet the stock is only $1 higher than where it was on Jan. 31, 2007.
“Our business is solid,” McFarland insisted.
Cramer agreed. “I am giving this the highest approval,” he said. “Stick with Baldor.”
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