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Oct.01
6:22 PM ET
Wednesday, 1 Oct 2008
Lightning Round OT: Siemens, Mylan and More
Topics:Stock Picks | Stock Market
Companies:Mylan Laboratories Inc | Lundin Mining Corporation | Siemens AG | Signet Group plc
Singet Jewelers [SIG
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]: Cramer can’t recommend a consumer-discretionary stock in this environment.
Siemens [SI
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]: Europe is slowing, Cramer said, so don’t buy Siemens. There should be a chance to get a better price once the markets even out.
Lundin Mining [LMC
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]: Cramer said this minerals stock also was a don’t buy. The sector’s hurting right now, so he can’t get behind LMC.
Mylan [MYL
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]: Cramer doesn’t like generic-drug companies. Sell, sell, sell, he said.
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