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Johnson Controls [JCI
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]: Cramer doesn’t like most things autos-related right now, but if forced to pick one, JCI would be it.
Commscope [CTV
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THQ [THQI
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Merck [MRK
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] and its 6.3% dividend yield is a better play, Cramer said.
Exxon Mobil [XOM
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]: XOM might be the safest of the oils, Cramer said, but he’d rather see investors in any other oil that pays out at least a 4% dividend yield.
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