Tonight was a different show on CNBC's FAST MONEY hosted by Dylan Radigan with the round table, because Jim Cramer came on with the Fast Money Five. Hopefully, this will not become norm, but who knows because that makes a ballgame.
There were some decent picks on FAST MONEY before Cramer came on: Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) was listed by "the boys" on FAST MONEY as the hidden oil trade, Armor Holdings (AH) was listed as the Iraq trade and Honeywell (HON) was listed as a takeover candidate.
On the Cisco/Apple case: The consensus on the suit is that it doesn't matter as far as the FAST MONEY guys are concerned. I agree, while my partner doesn't. But that's a market.
When Cramer appeared on FAST MONEY: He is not a commodity fan, and he said Alcoa Inc. (NYSE:AA) was a sideshow winner right now. Cramer likes financials as the best sector for the year. Cramer did come out positive on Sears Holdings (NASDAQ:SHLD) as I suspected he would. Adami and Cramer both were out positive on Rite Aid (RAD) as a turnaround with a great CEO. Cramer also came out in favor of Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ).
On Mad Money Cramer was positive on Petsmart (PETM). His pick for humans was Saks (SKS) as a turnaround, and he thinks it gets bought out.
Cramer also noted on MAD MONEY that he is a buyer of Google under $500, because he thinks they'll blow out earnings again and they are going to the $600s.
Cramer visits the FAST MONEY show on CNBC
Posted Jan 11th 2007 9:15AM by Jon Ogg
Filed under: Analyst reports, Google (GOOG), Apple Inc (AAPL), Sears Holdings (SHLD), Honeywell Intl (HON)
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
1-11-2007 @ 1:32PM
thomas valle said...
We love Cramer and Mad Money.Me and my wife are small time investors and last year we put our faith and cash on Jim Cramer and we made a net profit of over $218,000.Thats a huge some of money for 2 working parents with 4 children under 16.Bully for Jim Cramer !!!!!!!!!!!!
1-13-2007 @ 10:41PM
Greg Johnson said...
I watched this show and I was intrigued that Jim Cramer basically said he doesn't want anything to do with commodities ... none of them. Eric Bolling immediately became somewhat defensive about that comment ... being that Eric is a commodities bull/advocate. I hope they invite Jim back to the show or the Fast Money Five to Mad Money ... it was very entertaining to see them duke it out. There were more picks that are not included in this article and there are some recap/review sites that have the details ...
http://www.fastmoneyreview.com
http://fastmoneyrecap.blogspot.com
http://www.fast-money-review.com
1-21-2007 @ 9:56AM
Tony S. said...
The problem with the Fast Money Show is the panelist don't emphasize that the stock market is for LONG-TERM investors only. By watching the show the panelist act like we should be moving money around each week chasing stocks constantly.
I like CRAMERS approach better, for instace Eric Bolling is alway throwing out an idea to BUY some PUTS or CALLS............it's a foolish risk type trades. I would like to see more talk of buy and hold with sharper entry points for business themes that will develop over the next 36 months with covered CALL idea's.
Regards: Tony S.