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On a bad day for stocks, the natural gas group always trades even lower than the overall market, Cramer pointed out during Monday’s Stop Trading!. So with the Dow falling about 195 points today, investors have the chance to get these names at a great price.
“Natural gas is too cheap,” he said.
Cramer called Chesapeake Energy [CHK
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In tech, he recommended Adobe Systems [ADBE
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] on their recent strong quarters. Profit-taking has stopped the rally that pushed software companies higher, so Cramer said to focus on the firms who delivered quality earnings – ADBE and INTU.
He likes these stocks on the coming end-of-quarter weakness, especially as plays on mutual funds’ appetite for tech right now. He called Adobe and Intuit “a great place to be” for those who believe more money will come off the sidelines and into these funds.
Lastly, Cramer seconded the call on Huntsman [HUN
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]. While recognizing that having an investment cut in half isn’t desirable, Cramer said the risk might be worth it because he thinks Huntsman has a good chance of winning the case.
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