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Jan.13
8:23 PM ET
Tuesday, 13 Jan 2009
Lightning Round: Bristol-Myers, Kroger, DryShips and More
Topics:Stock Picks | Stock Market
Ashland [ASH
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]: Cramer’s bullish on this chemicals stock, calling ASH a buy even though it may not turnaround for 18 months. It’s cheap enough to make the wait worthwhile, he said.
Del Monte Foods [DLM
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]: Cramer said he wanted to come back to DLM after doing more research.
Bristol-Myers Squibb [BMY
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]: “One of the best stocks I know,” Cramer said. BMY is a buy.
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