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There are a lot of hurdles for investors to clear in this market, what with ultra-short exchange-traded funds, high-frequency trading and hedge funds’ use of S&P 500 futures to turn individual stocks into commodities like corn or lumber. But even in this tough environment, there are still “islands of sanity,” as Cramer called them. One of the best? Apple [AAPL
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These are the company’s that make the components for the iPhone, iPad and iPod, and among the group Cramer thinks Cirrus Logic [CRUS
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The stock’s up 30% since Cramer’s May 10 recommendation, but he wanted an update on Cirrus’ future potential from CEO Jason Rhode. Watch the video for the full interview.
When this story published, Cramer's charitable trust owned Apple.
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