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Refinery earnings were “horrible,” Cramer said during Wednesday’s Stop Trading!. He urged investors to stay away from the group.
ConocoPhillips’ [COP
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“This is a company that has to rethink itself,” Cramer said of COP, “because this was just an awful quarter.”
The Mad Money host also offered a play on CIT’s [CIT
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Cramer pointed specifically to the restaurant sector where stronger, more independent companies like Buffalo Wild Wings [BWLD
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“I like this trade,” Cramer said.
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