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Opening Segment Recap below  - for:  Wednesday, 08/15/07

 

posted 08/15/07:  10:01 pm ET

 

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Wednesday, 08/15/07 - Stat Capture Bar:    DOW:  12,862  -167   |   Nasdaq:  2,459  -40   |   S&P 500:  1,407  -20

 
 
 


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NOTE:   Jim had a general discussion about the position that hedge funds are in, as a part of the overall down market...

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The bottom line!:    There's more pain to come... but opportunity too... as the good stuff gets thrown out with the bad... they take away our profits, and the next month and a half are a house of pain.

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Garmin Limited
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CFO Interview: Kevin Rauckman, CFO


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Jim's comments BEFORE interview:  
 Fortunately for you, I actually know what works, because I was there the last time this happened... The missing ingredient that I haven't talked nearly enough about... high growth. We've given you the food and drug stocks ad naseum... but I really haven't given you enough high-growth stocks to deal with, in this post-nuclear, post-Bernanke world, so it's time to change that... The stock I'm looking at today, and liking very much... and it's moved up big... and don't pay up... wait five days... whatever you have to do. I don't want people going nuts with this... It's just emblematic of what's working, and that stock is
Garmin Limited (GRMN)... Higher growth than almost any other company, other than maybe Intuitive Surgical (ISRG)... Under Armour (UA).... Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG)... Crocs (CROX)... This one has phenomenal growth. 42% earnings growth, using the consensus estimates, which I now believe to be too low, after reading through the quarter.

GRMN is a stock where the price is right... too right for me not to feature it on the show... GRMN is the leading player in the global positioning system, and their stock is at a discount to its growth... This is just a classic example of being able to buy a bull market stock, that's been caught in a bear-market selloff not of its own creation. GRMN's 14% off its high of $105.75. It was just August 8th that high... last week. I like to buy stocks that report great numbers... If we use Merrill Lynch's estimates for GRMN for 2008, they're the highest on the Street... If we give GRMN its historical multiple of 25x earnings, the stock is going to $116... I do not want you to blanch at $116. This stock is a cheap growth stock. Now, I have to say that GRMN's price now looks so right, and those numbers look so good, that I'm bringing on... I want you to hear what I'm talking about. I'm bringing on their CFO...

   

Jim's comments AFTER interview:  
 I reiterate that there will be a few high-growth stocks that will make you money in this period if you hang with them... and one of them will be
Garmin Limited (GRMN), and I am staying bullish on GRMN. Understand, it can drop $5... It's a $91 stock. But, when it does that, I want to own it, not sell it ('mon-back sound)...



  

 

         
       

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Definition:  'Pull the trigger' is Jim's phrase for making the decision at that point to 'buy'...

'Let It Come In' indicates how you may wait for it to pull back, or have the stock price come down briefly, as your chance (after letting it come in) to buy the rest of your position (i.e., total number of shares you own in that stock).

Definition:
  'backing it up' or 'doing a 'mon-back' is Jim's phrase for the metaphor of backing up a truck to load up on a stock by buying it.  'Mon-back is short for the imaginary worker saying, 'Come on back...' as the truck is backing up to receive its load... Notice that we use the little truck icon to indicate where Jim has mentioned this.

 

 

 


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'MON-BACK
- This is Jim Cramer's term to indicate that he would back up the figurative truck, saying "Come on back" or do a 'mon-back' and load up on the stock being mentioned.

* Indicated this stock owned by Cramer's Charitable Trust on this day.

 

 

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