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Costco Makes a Comeback?
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Costco is making a comeback, Cramer said during Wednesday’s Stop Trading!, after stumbling through some problems. The stock was up about 2.3% in today’s trading session, thanks to a better-than-expected earnings report.
“Costco deserves to sell at a healthy premium to the rest of the group,’ Cramer said. “This is just the beginning of the move.”
Cramer recommended that investors use any decline that follows Thursday’s retail sales numbers to buy COST [COST
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AT&T [T
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] iPhone and a potential loss in revenues from the addition of voice-over-Internet Protocol applications on its networks, T still offers a hefty 6% dividend yield. If the economy rebounds, investors will see the share price appreciate. In the meantime, Cramer said, they can collect that payout.
Google [GOOG
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] was up $15, or 3%, after bullish comments from CEO Eric Schmidt that the ad-spending recession was over. Cramer was hesitant to recommend the stock, but he did call Schmidt “probably the least promotional CEO in America.”
Lastly, ConocoPhillips [COP
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“People are being too foolish buying it at this price,” Cramer said. “Wait until it comes in a little.”
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