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Monday’s 325-point rally in the Dow was due to a combination of short covering and “a lot of Obama magic,” Cramer said during Stop Trading!, referring to the president-elect’s proposed stimulus plan.
While stocks are up, Cramer said some might be climbing “a little too much too fast.” Disney [DIS
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Speculation that Apple [AAPL
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] for only $99 has Wall Street buzzing. The 8GB iPhone currently sells for $199, and Best Buy [BBY
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] is the only retailer, aside of Apple’s own outlets, to sell the gadget. Cramer thinks the move’s a good one, especially considering Wal-Mart’s 100 million weekly shoppers. He shrugged off the idea that Apple will lose some of its cache by dealing with the discount retailer, calling it a “fabulous strategy.” The only potential losing he sees could be at Nokia [NOK
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As for the market as a whole, it’s still oversold, Cramer said. “It won’t be by the end of the week, though.”
Jim's charitable trust owns Wal-Mart.
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