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Feb.24
9:44 PM ET
Tuesday, 24 Feb 2009
Lightning Round: Johnson & Johnson, AT&T and More
Topics:Stock Picks | Stock Market
MAXIMUS [MMS
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]: Cramer likes MMS, which provides program management and consulting to the government, as an Obama play.
Silver Wheaton [SLW
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]: Sell SLW, Cramer said. Go with gold over silver.
AT&T [T
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]: Cramer likes AT&T and its 7% yield.
First Midwest Bancorp [FMBI
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]: Cramer won’t recommend most bank stocks right now, so stay away from FMBI.
Johnson & Johnson [JNJ
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]: JNJ is cheap, and Cramer thinks it’s buyable.
Jacobs Engineering [JEC
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]: Sell JEC, Cramer said.
Cramer's charitable trust owns Johnson & Johnson.
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