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Smith & Wesson [SWHC
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]: Cramer is bearish on this company, there's nothing cooking in the gun play, he says.
Macerich [MAC
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]: Cramer is entirely suspicious when it comes to real estate investment trusts. The only stock Cramer will reccomend is Federal Realty, with a good yield.
Abbot Labs [ABT
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]: The highest quality pharma company in the country, it's in a bearish cycle that's got Cramer bothered, but he still thinks the stock is cheap.
Cisco [CSCO
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]: Cramer thinks it's been oversold. Below $17 he's a buyer, above $20 he'd suggest looking in to a change of strategy.
Gamestop [GME
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]: Game sales have not been very good, and Cramer thinks Gamestop is a played-out name. Don't buy.
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