Cramer Alerts

A Lot Like 2000, Only Worse
07/13/2006 4:14 PM

In this article, Cramer declares "It's 2000 all over again without the snap-back because of the geopolitical stuff."

Furthermore, he sounds depressed over the current tape, especially over how poorly his AAP stock AMTD is trading.

Cramer sums it up: "Does it help to say there's more pain ahead? More pain ahead. There, I don't even care if it doesn't help."

Seeking a Safe Haven
07/13/2006 3:02 PM

In this article, Cramer cites the increasing violence in Israel and believes the bears will take advantage.

He exclaims: "Now you've got two problems: a Friday where the bears can play havoc and the possibility of something really terrible in Israel that can escalate quickly, in the manner of 1973."

Also, one of Cramer's" favorite technical indicator, the TRIN, hit 2 today. He suggests that level "usually nirvana for the bulls ."

Finally, Cramer believes HAL, NBR, OXY, COP are worth buying.

Mideast Unrest Roils Market
07/13/2006 2:04 PM

In this article, Cramer feels the mounting tensions and violence in Israel will put pressure on the markets.

He exclaims: "we could see an embargo on oil to the West, as we did in 1973."

Getting Wise to Fool's Games
07/13/2006 12:14 PM

In this article, Cramer cites strength in ERTS and suggests selling into strength.

He exclaims: "My problem is, how many times can we play this game knowing that business is bad? Who has made money looking through this valley?"

Bottom line: Cramer is skeptical of the run in ERTS.

Beware Short-Fueled Selling
07/13/2006 11:53 AM

In this article, Cramer believes short sellers are applying pressure on the markets, opposed to ordinary investors selling.

He exclaims: "I know if I were short it I would cover."

Bottom line: Cramer feels the selling in QCOM and INTC are overdone. With regards to INTC, Cramer feels "even that sucker deserve a bounce."

A 'Get Out' Lesson
07/13/2006 11:03 AM

In this article, Cramer cites the constant selling and suggests staying in the game in order to catch a bounce.

He exclaims: "So, by all means, if you want to participate in any rally -- and I mean even a little one off the bottom -- you have to be in."

Bottom line: The temptation to get out and sell everything is abundant, but Cramer believes that is the wrong strategy.

Phone Deals Put on Hold
07/13/2006 10:04 AM

In this article, Cramer cites a Federal Judges decision to "hold up antitrust settlements" as a negative for telco stocks.

He exclaims: "But we have to recognize that these holdups cause spending to simply halt as they are worked through. That means many more bad quarters ahead in the group."

Defenses Are Down
07/13/2006 9:41 AM

In this article, Cramer, once again, promotes Helen Meisler-- a fellow Realmoney.com commentator.

Besides pumping for Meisler, which occurs every other post, Cramer believes defense stocks make sense.

Nary, Nary a Mite Contrary
07/13/2006 8:39 AM

In this article, Cramer criticizes Merrill for downgrading WMT, JP Morgan for downgrading nat gas drillers and UBS for upgrading PG.

Cramer feels the analysts mentioned above have bad timing. He exclaims: " I question the value add."

Also, Cramer believes nat gas has bottomed.