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“I would hold on to Ralph Lauren,” Cramer said during Tuesday’s Stop Trading!, even though the stock is up almost $4 today.
“This has been a monster stock since the bottom,” the Mad Money host said, “and I continue to believe it will remain a monster stock.”
The company’s namesake “has done a miraculous job,” Cramer continued, of steering the operation through tough economic times. He praised Ralph Lauren’s [RL
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Cramer also endorsed VF Corp. [VFC
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Lastly, Walgreen [WAG
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There was a Starbucks versus Sanka taste test during Stop Trading! today. Which did Cramer choose? Watch the video to find out.
Cramer's charitable trust owns VF Corp.
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