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    Traditional Radio May Be Nearing 'Moment'
    05/17/2006 12:08 PM

    In this article, Cramer points to the days when BKS was under pressure from AMZN, which ultimately created value in BKS-- as AMZN's threat never materialized.

    Cramer believes we may see a simliar situation with traditional radio. He reiterates his bearish case for both XMSR and SIRI, while asking his readership for a traditional radio stock to get behind.

    Cramer writes: "Radio's next. I just need to find the right one to get behind. Thoughts? "

    Also, he likes the break outs in DIS and NWS and thinks ANF is going to $75.

    Two Banks on the Buyback Trail
    05/17/2006 11:15 AM

    In this article, Cramer highlights BAC and C for their massive share buybacks. He exclaims: "In free-fall markets, remember the buybacks and how powerful they can be."

    Steady as the BKX Goes
    05/17/2006 11:06 AM

    In this article, Cramer cites the strength in the banking index as a "tell" and wants to be the cyclicals on this pullback.

    He exclaims: "I would buy the cyclicals aggressively here after this strong pullback."

    Tackling the Shorts' New Tactic
    05/17/2006 10:57 AM

    In this article, Cramer believes short sellers are pressuring analysts to raise guidance of companies ahead of numbers-- causing headline shortfalls when the company misses the artificially inflated numbers.

    Cramer states: "Perhaps some insight into this new tactic will keep people from panicking on what looks like bad numbers that aren't -- and it's yet another reason it's important to do your homework."

    When Oversold, Watch the 'Soft' Plays
    05/17/2006 10:28 AM

    In this article, Cramer believes the market is oversold-- considering the S&P is down 5 straight days.

    He looks to UNH, SGP, LLY and MO for strength.

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