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Nov.05
3:49 PM ET
Wednesday, 5 Nov 2008
Stop Trading!: Treasury's Next Target Is Autos

The automakers could be the next group Hank Paulson and the Treasury rescue.

“I’m looking for an AIG-like move,” Cramer said during Wednesday’s Stop Trading!.

He expects the government to exchange cash for an equity stake with Ford [F  Loading...      ()   ] and General Motors [GM  Loading...      ()   ]. Like most of Washington’s bailouts, Cramer said the deal would be bad holders of common stock but good for those that own these companies’ bonds.

“I know this sounds like socialism, but after what Paulson’s done where the U.S. is the third-largest banker in the country,” Cramer said, “can we just suspend belief that it’s socialism?”

“They will not be allowed to go bankrupt,” he continued. “Not one of them. It’s too big for Main Street.”

Watch the video to find out why Cramer’s bullish on cable stocks like Verizon Communications [VZ  Loading...      ()   ], AT&T [T  Loading...      ()   ], Time Warner [TWX  Loading...      ()   ] and Comcast [CMCSA  Loading...      ()   ], as well as how illegal immigrants could boost the housing sector.

Don’t miss Yum! Brands [YUM  Loading...      ()   ] CEO David Novak on Mad Money Wednesday night.







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