Tuesday, May 23, 2006
Real Money Blog
Late-Day Fade Reflects World's-Worst Status
05/23/2006 4:07 PM
In this article, Cramer capitulates.
He exclaims: "Worst of all possible worlds: an afternoon fade out! Oh my, that means we are back to being the worst market in the world!"
Furthermore, he rails on the U.S. for having second rate tech, mineral, bank, telco and drug stocks.
Bottom line: Cramer is fed up with an "intransigent Fed," and the weak hands of American investors.
Biotech Suffers From Rotation Into Metals
05/23/2006 3:14 PM
In this article, Cramer believes the weak action in biotech stocks is "signaling a very bleak future."
Moreover, he cites rich pipelines for biotech companies as meaningless for the current investor.
He thinks money is coming out of biotech into metals.
Split the Difference in Oversold Market
05/23/2006 1:02 PM
In this article, Cramer suggests owning both K and HAL. Or, he recommends owning both PEP and BTU-- in an oversold market.
Bottom line: He thinks its a good time to sell your bad stocks and position yourself in energy and defense.
JDSU Rides Nowhere in Convertible
05/23/2006 12:21 PM
In this article, Cramer believes JDSU has been "hoodwinked" into taking cheap money, via convertible bonds, for an "anti-common stock shareholder base that will short the common stock to be able to lock in a rate of return."
Also, Cramer believes the stock will go nowhere, due to note owners " get a nice return by shorting common against a piece of paper that covers your short on any rise."
Reap the Fruits of Buying Down
05/23/2006 12:17 PM
In this article, Cramer believes the way to maximize profit during volatile markets is to scale into stocks. Buy in increments.
And, when you get $4 point moves in stocks like PD, sell a little.
05/23/2006 4:07 PM
In this article, Cramer capitulates.
He exclaims: "Worst of all possible worlds: an afternoon fade out! Oh my, that means we are back to being the worst market in the world!"
Furthermore, he rails on the U.S. for having second rate tech, mineral, bank, telco and drug stocks.
Bottom line: Cramer is fed up with an "intransigent Fed," and the weak hands of American investors.
Biotech Suffers From Rotation Into Metals
05/23/2006 3:14 PM
In this article, Cramer believes the weak action in biotech stocks is "signaling a very bleak future."
Moreover, he cites rich pipelines for biotech companies as meaningless for the current investor.
He thinks money is coming out of biotech into metals.
Split the Difference in Oversold Market
05/23/2006 1:02 PM
In this article, Cramer suggests owning both K and HAL. Or, he recommends owning both PEP and BTU-- in an oversold market.
Bottom line: He thinks its a good time to sell your bad stocks and position yourself in energy and defense.
JDSU Rides Nowhere in Convertible
05/23/2006 12:21 PM
In this article, Cramer believes JDSU has been "hoodwinked" into taking cheap money, via convertible bonds, for an "anti-common stock shareholder base that will short the common stock to be able to lock in a rate of return."
Also, Cramer believes the stock will go nowhere, due to note owners " get a nice return by shorting common against a piece of paper that covers your short on any rise."
Reap the Fruits of Buying Down
05/23/2006 12:17 PM
In this article, Cramer believes the way to maximize profit during volatile markets is to scale into stocks. Buy in increments.
And, when you get $4 point moves in stocks like PD, sell a little.
