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FirstMerit [FMER
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]: Cramer is bullish on FirstMerit.
IMS Health [RX
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]: Allscripts-Misys Healthcare Solutions [MDRX
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] is a better pick, Cramer said.
Coeur Dalene Mines [CDE
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]: This company has been “a long-term loser,” Cramer said, though he knows the stock recently has been “on a rampage.” Sell CDE.
Alcoa [AA
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]: Alcoa is “too poorly run,” Cramer said. He won’t endorse buying AA, but he did recommend Freeport-McMoRan [FCX
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]. Still, he said to wait for the minerals stocks to pullback a bit after their recent run-up.
Chevron [DYN
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]: Cramer likes Chevron and its 4% dividend yield.
Cramer's charitable trust owns Chevron.
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