Monday, May 15, 2006
Real Money Blog
Weathering the Storms
05/15/2006 3:46 PM
In this article, Cramer suggests being patient.
He exclaims: "These selloffs are like the weather. You can't just expect the skies to be clear every day. "
Action Is Clouding Traders' Judgment
05/15/2006 3:36 PM
In this article, Cramer sees a near term bottom in oil and metal stocks. He mentions PD and VLO.
Also, he finds it ridiculous that all of a sudden investors like SGP. He cites big short positions in commodity based stocks as potential jet fuel for new leg up.
Time for a Drawdown of Goodwill
05/15/2006 3:03 PM
In this article, Cramer is "watching" HAL, ABB asnd FWLT getting "rocked." He is not sure if these stocks are done going down, but suggests to nibble at them here if you were lucky enough to take profits last week.
Also, he points to today's strength in biotech.
What to Do When You Can't Buy High, Sell Higher
05/15/2006 2:49 PM
In this article, Cramer cites the "annihilation" in CLB today. He is not sure if it is done going down, but suggests to buy a little here.
Cramer exclaims: "I just think it is important to remember that not all the money is made buying high and selling higher, which is the IBD way. Sometimes the way to do it is to buy into a selloff, not all at once, but slowly, picking away..."
The Goal Now: Stay In the Game
05/15/2006 2:17 PM
In this article, Cramer encourages his readers to stay in the game. He cites recent "eyepopping" losses and a negative investor sentiment.
He doesn't think we have bottomed yet. Unfortunately, most investors will sell at the bottom.
Cramer exclaims: "What a shame. It happens every one of these selloffs. It is human nature."
No Reasons for Oils to Slip
05/15/2006 1:21 PM
In this article, Cramer sees the "shakeout" in oils as a buying opportunity. He says investors are acting as if oil is on its way to $50 per barrel. Cramer dismisses such thinking as unrealistic.
Bottom line: Cramer likes the oil here, stating: "Oil at $70 is almost 40% above my target. When the oil complex gets to 14% of the S&P, I will rethink my game plan."
Networks Still Don't Get the Web
05/15/2006 1:17 PM
In this article, Cramer ridicules the big media companies for past failed internet and ventures and now new ones. He exclaims: "Now it is happening again. We have this network putting on Desperate Housewives in a two-by-two, and that network charging for 24, which you can just TiVo, for heaven's sake. You have another network trying to rebuild its Web presence after selling its financial site and starving its sports site for years."
He points to GOOG, YHOO and EBAY as having established franchises, while the networks just don't get it.
Cramer believes the big media companies will continue to fail on the web.
Strike While the Tech Iron's Cold
05/15/2006 11:57 AM
In this article, Cramer suggests buying high quality tech stocks that have recently posted good quarters.
He likes: GOOG, CTXS, YHOO and NTAP.
Cleanup Starts With Washout Open
05/15/2006 11:37 AM
In this article, Cramer is content with the market opening down-big. He feels in order to bottom, everything needs to be "washed out."
He is drawn to UNH, TGT and CFC.
05/15/2006 3:46 PM
In this article, Cramer suggests being patient.
He exclaims: "These selloffs are like the weather. You can't just expect the skies to be clear every day. "
Action Is Clouding Traders' Judgment
05/15/2006 3:36 PM
In this article, Cramer sees a near term bottom in oil and metal stocks. He mentions PD and VLO.
Also, he finds it ridiculous that all of a sudden investors like SGP. He cites big short positions in commodity based stocks as potential jet fuel for new leg up.
Time for a Drawdown of Goodwill
05/15/2006 3:03 PM
In this article, Cramer is "watching" HAL, ABB asnd FWLT getting "rocked." He is not sure if these stocks are done going down, but suggests to nibble at them here if you were lucky enough to take profits last week.
Also, he points to today's strength in biotech.
What to Do When You Can't Buy High, Sell Higher
05/15/2006 2:49 PM
In this article, Cramer cites the "annihilation" in CLB today. He is not sure if it is done going down, but suggests to buy a little here.
Cramer exclaims: "I just think it is important to remember that not all the money is made buying high and selling higher, which is the IBD way. Sometimes the way to do it is to buy into a selloff, not all at once, but slowly, picking away..."
The Goal Now: Stay In the Game
05/15/2006 2:17 PM
In this article, Cramer encourages his readers to stay in the game. He cites recent "eyepopping" losses and a negative investor sentiment.
He doesn't think we have bottomed yet. Unfortunately, most investors will sell at the bottom.
Cramer exclaims: "What a shame. It happens every one of these selloffs. It is human nature."
No Reasons for Oils to Slip
05/15/2006 1:21 PM
In this article, Cramer sees the "shakeout" in oils as a buying opportunity. He says investors are acting as if oil is on its way to $50 per barrel. Cramer dismisses such thinking as unrealistic.
Bottom line: Cramer likes the oil here, stating: "Oil at $70 is almost 40% above my target. When the oil complex gets to 14% of the S&P, I will rethink my game plan."
Networks Still Don't Get the Web
05/15/2006 1:17 PM
In this article, Cramer ridicules the big media companies for past failed internet and ventures and now new ones. He exclaims: "Now it is happening again. We have this network putting on Desperate Housewives in a two-by-two, and that network charging for 24, which you can just TiVo, for heaven's sake. You have another network trying to rebuild its Web presence after selling its financial site and starving its sports site for years."
He points to GOOG, YHOO and EBAY as having established franchises, while the networks just don't get it.
Cramer believes the big media companies will continue to fail on the web.
Strike While the Tech Iron's Cold
05/15/2006 11:57 AM
In this article, Cramer suggests buying high quality tech stocks that have recently posted good quarters.
He likes: GOOG, CTXS, YHOO and NTAP.
Cleanup Starts With Washout Open
05/15/2006 11:37 AM
In this article, Cramer is content with the market opening down-big. He feels in order to bottom, everything needs to be "washed out."
He is drawn to UNH, TGT and CFC.
