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How could there be weakness in this seemingly unstoppable stock? Well, apparently there were some production issues with the iPhone this quarter, and a lot of investors don’t yet know about them. But with more and more people realizing, as Cramer has all along, that the mobile Internet is a huge growth trend and Apple [AAPL
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The good news, though, is that the production issue was solved at the end of the third quarter, Cramer said, “meaning that the fourth quarter could be huge.” Investors need to act quickly, though, as AT&T [T
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“All other data points in next week’s game [plan], frankly, are dwarfed by this Apple trade,” Cramer said, “and it is a trade. I want you in it.”
What are the other data points that Cramer was talking about? Earnings from Boeing [BA
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], Caterpillar [CAT
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