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Cramer’s Friday Stock Picks
Published:
Friday, 19 Feb 2010 | 2:59 PM ET
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By: Gennine L. Kelly
Web Producer, Mad Money
Web Producer, Mad Money
Wells Fargo [WFC
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]: WFC should be the bank hurt the worst with today’s Fed increase, Cramer said, but they don’t seem to have been affected.
Bank of America [BAC
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]: BAC was not affected either by the Fed increase, Cramer said.
Research In Motion [RIMM
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]: Cramer doesn’t think RIMM is about to make a comeback right now.
Electronic Arts [ERTS Loading... ()
]: Cramer said ERTS is up and may go higher because of its exposure to social-media gaming. Devon Energy [DVN Loading... ()
]: DVN is about to see 2 percent of its reserves go for $3 billion dollars or more, Cramer said, leaving the company with a worth of about $100 billion dollars. He thinks Devon has become the best way to play natural gas.Cramer's charitable trust owns Bank of America.
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