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Nov.06
9:29 PM ET
Thursday, 6 Nov 2008
Lightning Round: Intel, ABB, Goldman Sachs and More
Topics:Stock Picks | Stock Market
Goldman Sachs [GS
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]: Cramer’s bullish on any stock that investors can buy for $40 less than Warren Buffett paid, including Goldman.
ABB Ltd [ABB
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]: This is one of the few infrastructure companies Cramer won’t recommend right now.
Principal Financial [PFG
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]: Stay away from companies in the annuity business, Cramer said.
Intel [INTC
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]: AMD [AMD
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] at $3 is better than Intel at $13, Cramer said.
Jim’s charitable trust owns Goldman Sachs.
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