Email question about:
Molson Coors Brewing Company (TAP)

Q:        Cramer, You frequently talk about “recession resistant” stocks, companies that produce products that are needed just as much, if not more, during a downturn? What about beer stocks? How do you see them holding up during this recessionary cycle? Specifically, what are your thoughts on Molson Coors Brewing Co. (Tap)? I hear that many of their synergies from recent North American mergers are coming to pass.
Thank you!

Jim:     Suzette, that is a great idea. I think that TAP is a terrific stock to own here… it does not have the good yield that I like… it doesn’t have easy evaluation… but grain prices are down. Aluminum prices are down, and your recession theory is right. I will endorse it as a buy right here. Molson Coors Brewing.

Email question about:
General comments about Organics and Newman's Own brands...

Q:        Dear Mr. Cramer, I was delighted to hear that you mentioned our organic cat food on our show. We think it is a great product and you have helped us reach a whole new audience.

Jim:     That’s terrific, Paul Newman’s daughter, that’s great, I did not know she was a watcher. And thank you so much. And, I eat everything that is Paul Newman’s, even the popcorn.

Email question about:
Shaw Group Inc. (SGR)

Q:        What do you think about Shaw Group (SGR)? Their high this past year was in the $60’s and they are now trading in the mid $20’s. With Obama’s infrastructure plan, do you see a steep incline in their stock within the next couple of months?

Jim:     Okay, Michael they had a big China order… an order from FPL Group Inc. (FPL) I believe… they have got a lot of orders in the pipeline… they have under promised and over delivered… we had Shaw Group on the show. We had the management team, they are excellent. I think you are in great shape with that stock.

Email question about:
General question...

Q:        Booyah Jim!...  I am a Professor of Finance in the Entertainment Business Master of Science program at Full Sail University in Winter Park, Florida. I watched your show last night and heard you mention the Mad Money Widget. What an excellent idea! I decided to embed your widget into my online finance course to add a bit of richness and flair. I often have discussions with the campus students about concepts from your show, and now my online graduate students can benefit.

Jim:     Professor, that’s terrific. Professor, thank you Homer. That’s terrific and I really appreciate it. Let me tell you why I appreciate it, because I love it when I hear college kids and high school kids are using my text.

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