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Monday, 04/21/08
Posted 04/21/08, 10:47
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Today's date:
Monday, 04/21/08 |
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Dow Jones: |
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S&P 500: |
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After this
segment, you can
see Jim's Opening
Segment picks
here...
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On Apple (AAPL)
and Research
In Motion (RIMM)...
JJC: It's
weird... Apple has no supply...
There's just no supply up here
AAPL (i.e., supply of available
stock to purchase)... and a lot of
that, I think, is a grudging
recognition... especially after
Nokia (NOK)...
that
iPhone
will be the winner. Now that's a
little premature... It's huge...
and when we get the next
generation... Remember, it took a
couple of iterations before the
iPod took off. When we get the
next generation of the iPhone,
it's going to be game, set,
match... Because this is going to
be the smartest phone... It's got
Microsoft (MSFT)
inside... Apple has nothing...
there's just no stock for sale...
they keep buying it up.... And
RIMM is now only back to where it
was when it reported that great
quarter. I think it can plow
through that now, because we don't
have a lot of great growth tech
stocks... RIMM has a series of
minor product rollouts, whereas
Apple always has big product
rollouts... and don't forget, it's
always helped by Mac... And Mac,
by the way... the Mac Conversation
among kids with phone and picture
is taking off in the nation. It's
like as unknown, I think, as the
iPod was three years ago. It's the
fashion for all teenagers to
talk... And it's much better than
instant messages... and it's one
of those things... it's bubbling
up for kids... this is it. And,
once again, the analysts don't see
it, because the analysts don't use
it. This is just like the iPod. It
started as a fashion accessory. We
didn't really realize that from
teenagers. I think this is a
gigantic product, and I know
that's anecdotal, but so was iPod.
I think for RIMM... we did a great
quarter, but it was reported in a
period where the market was bad.
If RIMM reported that quarter
today, it's be at $150.
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On Merck (MRK)...
JJC: Look... get
on that conference call. This was
a great conference call. I don't
understand why... I mean people
were kind of neutral on it. Now,
I've pointed out that Vytorin...
the guys just said look, people
are going to start coming... All
that matters are the weekly
scrips. I mean, the weekly scrips
are pretty darn good. I think the
analysts are way too negative
here.
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Jim
Cramer's
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STOCK
SYMBOL |
Closing
price
that
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Opening
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next
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Full Company
Name/Comments
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AAPL |
168.16 |
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Apple (AAPL)
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RIMM |
126.20 |
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Research
In Motion (RIMM)
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MRK |
39.63 |
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Merck (MRK)
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Definition: 'Pull the
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Definition: 'backing it up'
or 'doing a 'mon-back' is Jim's
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