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Many of the market’s recent secondary offerings seem to have generated nice returns for investors, Cramer said during Thursday’s Stop Trading!. He predicted similar action from another company that is about to issue new shares.
Considering Anadarko Petroleum’s [APC
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] $6 jump from its secondary, and the $17 run by US Steel [X
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], Cramer thinks Vulcan Materials’ [VMC
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] offering “may be the place to be,” especially now that shareholders have taken the stock price down. Vulcan’s proceeds will go toward debt, cleaning up the balance sheet, and government stimulus spending during the second half of the year should boost business for this basic-materials supplier.
Cramer defended his buy call on Boeing [BA
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], saying he still thinks the Paris Air Show on June 15 offers a good catalyst and the potential for other good news, such as the long-delayed release of the 787 Dreamliner. BA has had a big move from $42, Cramer said, and is “resting” for now at $50.
Jones Apparel [JNY
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While Cramer likes Panera Bread [PNRA
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] as a company, he wouldn’t recommend buying PNRA. The restaurant group “has no energy,” he said, and investors don’t want to be in this group right now.
Lastly, Cramer pointed out the under-the-radar move made recently by software companies. Oracle [ORCL
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], Microsoft [MSFT
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“Software stocks are exploding here,” Cramer said, “and you don’t hear a word about them.”
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