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Investors shouldn’t sell the stocks of companies that have escaped financial dire straits, Cramer said Monday, but that seems to be exactly what they are doing.
Case in point: the insurers. Lincoln National [LNC
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“I think Lincoln’s actually cheap,” Cramer said during Stop Trading!, “now that they’ve raised the money.”
Cramer called LNC a buy at these levels.
In health care, Cramer likes WellPoint [WLP
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