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Goldman Sachs’ upgrade of Target and downgrade of Wal-Mart on Monday were more than mere stock calls, Cramer told viewers today. Together they composed a snap shot of the market at the present moment, one that showed Wall Street divided into two camps: bulls and bears. But only one can be right.
Based on Goldman’s recommendations, investors should buy Target [TGT
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] the trade if they predict darker days ahead. The stocks may already know the outcome, though, if the assumption that market predicts the economy – six months out, Cramer said – is true.
Right now WMT is down 11%, while TGT is up 16%. That means there could be a good chance that Wal-Mart’s 100 million weekly shoppers might soon upgrade to Target. What does Cramer think? Watch the video for his full report.
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