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Lloyds Group [LYG
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]: Cramer won’t recommend the common stock of any banks right now, particularly those in the U.K.
Paychex [PAYX
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]: While this company depends on strong U.S. employment, something that’s weakening right now, Cramer likes PAYX for its 5% yield. He said this stock could be bought as it declines in price.
Monsanto [MON
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]: The Monsanto trade has passed, Cramer said. Stay away from MON.
Weight Watchers [WTW
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]: WTW is a “good long-term story,” Cramer said, but he can’t get behind the stock right now. Weight Watchers is not a recession stock.
Assured Garanty [AGO
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]: Cramer won’t recommend AGO.
National Grid [NGG
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]: Cramer’s bullish on NGG and its 4.5%. Utility stocks work during a slowdown, he said.
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