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Q:
Hi Cramer, You
remind me of my
best professors
from college, a
mix of education
with
entertainment,
to keep us
focused. I wish
more teachers
would take your
approach. You
encourage
viewers to ask
about what they
feel are 'new
tech" stocks.
Well, here are
two companies
that I really
like, Oil
States
International
Inc. (OIS)
and Gulf
Island
Fabrication Inc.
(GIFI).
I think they
will only grow
as the global
demand for "new
tech" drilling
increases.
JJC:
You're right...
Remember my
words of caution
last
Wednesday... Oil
and gas got too
overheated, it's
in retreat...
When I say the
all-clear, and
oil and gas is
done going
down... Then I
will give you
the signal, and
then you can
start thinking
about buying
these... Not
until then, keep
doing the
homework until
then.
Q:
Jim, Booyah from
West Point, New
York. What's the
deal with data
networking
plays? I really
like F5 Networks
(FFIV). It's
financial health
is outstanding
and it seems to
have the
best-of-breed
products. But
how do you think
they stack up
against emerging
rivals, like
Blue Coat Systems Inc. (BCSI)?
JJC:
Alright, here's
the problem...
Cisco
(CSCO)
is telling
people that
maybe things are
tougher... Now,
you could say
they only told
UBS, but that
whole group is
dependent on
Cisco, the
biggest
networker doing
well... If Cisco
is not doing
well, and the
stock is at a
52-week low, you
can not buy F5.
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Mad Mail
General Comments
Q:
Jim, I was at
the taping, and
I just wanted to
say that you did
a great on the
American Dream
show. Most of
the people I
know don't have
any confidence
in or knowledge
in the market.
I'm hoping as
many viewers as
possible have a
change of
perception and
develop hope as
I did. Thanks to
all of your
efforts.
JJC:
Thank you very
much. It's
Sunday on NBC at
7 pm... It's not
about individual
stocks... It's
about how to get
started... It's
about not
getting poor...
It's about how
to be able to
start saving for
retirement...
And I want to
emphasize, it
certainly is not
about how
horrible the
market is...
It's about
taking advantage
of the
negativity and
still believing
in the American
Dream, which I
do, even after
days like today.
Q:
Dr. Cramer,
About TTM... I
appreciate your
advice on
staying away
from the auto
industry, but
TTM's new auto
technology that
runs on
compressed air
(now that's a
renewable
resource) is
pretty
intriguing. The
car is so ugly,
it's cute, the
same comment I
received when I
purchased my
first VW Bug
back in the
early 60's.
JJC:
Think about
it... VW didn't
make you any
money, it just
happened to be a
good car... TTM
may have a great
car, no matter
how hideous it
is... But I have
stayed away from
the Indian
market now all
year, as I have
had the
Chinese... Those
markets are in
rapid retreat...
I don't want you
to buy TTM.
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