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Cramer often talks about the big master limited partnerships, here he takes a look at some niche players.
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In the face of rising unemployment, renewable energy has become a crucial source of good jobs, particularly for laid-off Rust Belt workers.
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Here's another high-yielding stock that's right for this market.
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Cramer explains why America's vast natural-gas reserves don't necessarily translate into less expensive utilities.
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Kinger Morgan Energy's CEO says yes. Check out his interview with Cramer.
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The struggles of financial institutions are raising fears that investment capital for big renewable energy projects is likely to get tighter, says the New York Times.
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CEO Michael C. Linn talks to Cramer about where his company stands after the brokerage's bankruptcy.
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This company might be attractive to both investors and potential acquirers. The stock's just too cheap right now, Cramer said.
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Sometimes it isn't just hedge funds bringing a company's stock down. Either way, though, it's good for investors.
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Use this ramp-up in stocks to take profits, Cramer says. There’s no guarantee it will last.
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Andrew Littlefair says it's only a matter of time before American cars are running on this plentiful domestic natural resource.
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These stocks look like they should be bought, right? Here's why they can't be.
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Plus, Cramer makes calls on Disney and the impact of hedge funds on commodity stocks.
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Anything even closely related to a natural resource has been hit hard. When will it end?
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Plus, Cramer makes the call on Novo Nordisk, McDermott and Parker Hannifin.
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You'd think the bad unemployment number would have kept us down. But here's why it didn't.
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Fascination with wind turbines small enough to mount on a roof is spreading from coast to coast, the New York Times reports.
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The New York Times seems to think so. But here's our case for their widespread adoption coming much, much sooner.
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Gustav weakened to a Category 1 hurricane as it approached the Louisiana cities of New Iberia and Lafayette with maximum wind speeds of 90 mph.
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Hurricane Gustav's threat to the Gulf Coast halted about 15 percent of U.S. refining capacity Sunday, though for now prices at the pump have not risen dramatically
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Oil companies shut down production Saturday as an intensifying Hurricane Gustav churned toward the petroleum-rich waters of the Gulf of Mexico.