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Oil has bottomed, Cramer during Wednesday’s Stop Trading!. He recommended that investors start buying the sector’s stocks.
Companies’ multiples seem to indicate that oil is headed to the $20s, but Cramer said that valuation is off the mark. So these stocks look cheap. With capital expenditures scaled back and rising demand from China, “most of these companies are going to make a lot of money,” Cramer said, as long as oil stays in the $40s.
Cramer likes large integrated oils such as Occidental Petroleum [OXY
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Copper inventories at the London Mercantile Exchange are down, a sign that China’s stimulus is ramping up, Cramer said. Another indicator: Freeport-McMoRan [FCX
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] is up 100% since its dividend cut, and “I don’t think it’s done.” This could be a prelude to other struggling minerals companies cleaning up their balance sheets and rebounding in a similar fashion.
The rise in Caterpillar [OXY
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Don’t confuse BJ’s Wholesale [BJ
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], Cramer advised. Costco’s venture into electronics and jewelry has hurt the company during this recession, while BJ’s has stuck to pure staples. That’s why BJ’s is the better story right now, though Cramer thinks that Costco’s is bottoming.
And lastly, Cramer said the AECOM Technology [ACM
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] secondary offering was a reason to feel better about the markets. Investors who bought the offering are up a buck Wednesday, an “extraordinary signal” of rising demand.
Cramer's charitable trust owns Caterpillar and Freeport-McMoRan.
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