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Stop Trading!: Four Dividend Plays From Cramer
Cramer recommended four dividend-paying stocks during Thursday’s Stop Trading!.
HJ Heinz [HNZ
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Coca-Cola [KO
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Waste Management [WMI
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] just reported a better-than-expected quarter, and pays 3.75% to its shareholders.
And lastly, Cramer likes Caterpillar [CAT
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]. It is an industrial company, exposing it to some cyclical problems, but Cramer thinks CAT should be bought right here. The dividend yield is 4%.
Cramer’s strategy? Let hedge funds knock these stocks down and then use that an your entry point.
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