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Thursday,
November 20, 2008 |
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See all of Jim's
comments and
thumbs up or
down, when
callers call
into the show
during the Mad
Money Lightning
Round Segment,
below...
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Jim's
rating on
this stock |
STOCK
SYMBOL |
Closing
price that
day |
Full Company Name & Jim's
Comments: |
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TEVA |
41.91 |
Teva Pharmaceutical
Industries Ltd. (TEVA)
Jim: I like the
pharmaceutical sector. It is not
financially oriented. It does not
need money to finance itself. I
think that stock's a good stock.
By the way, the Sheckle... the strongest
currency in the world... because Stanley
Fisher, who is the Minister of Finance
in Israel, did not screw up, and
congratulations to him. I also
liked him when he was at the IMF
(International Monetary Fund).
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FAST |
32.24 |
Fastenal Co. (FAST)
Jim: Well, you know..
the fastener business is a business
that's deeply connected to aerospace.
I feel like, if you want a play on
fasteners, and also... oh man, I'm about
to mention a stock and I can't believe
where it is... and also a play on
recovery eventually in the economy,
Alcoa, Inc. (AA)
is better. AA is at $6 bucks.
AA is not going out of business.
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AA |
6.85 |
Alcoa, Inc. (AA)
See FAST comments above for:
AA
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Thursday,
November 20, 2008
(Cont'd from
above)...
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The Lightning Round
(cont'd)...
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Thursday,
November 20, 2008 |
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Jim's
rating on
this stock |
STOCK
SYMBOL |
Closing
price that
day |
Full Company Name & Jim's
Comments: |
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FMC |
30.98 |
FMC Corp. (FMC)
Jim: This is one of
those companies that still has very
strong commodity pricing, particularly
in soda ash... and it's got a great
agricultural portfolio. This
company is doing quite well. Now,
what it lacks... just so we know...
and why it doesn't fit my protection
thesis... is that it doesn't have a good
yield... and it's not trading through
cash. It just happens to have a
cheap price-to-earnings multiple...
which has not defended any stocks of
late.
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FLO |
na |
Flowers Foods Inc. (FLO)
Jim: I think that FLO
is a good company. It has
restructured. That is the kind of
business that I like, because people
still eat bread. Amazingly, they
still eat bread, even as their stocks go
down...
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FCX* |
17.60 |
Freeport-McMoRan (FCX*)
Jim: Here's the
problem... FCX* is the most
over-owned stock among all the hedge
funds. I've watched this stock go
from $130, to $17. I own it for
my charitable trust. I am
unwilling to buy any until I see a
bottom. Obviously, people feel
that the yield is no longer safe.
It is a copper company. It is one
of those companies that you don't buy in
a deflationary environment. Is
there great value in FCX*?
Absolutely. Do I feel the dividend
is in jeopardy? Yes.
Copper's fallen that much.
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ATVI |
9.34 |
Activision Blizzard Inc. (ATVI)
Jim: I don't have
anything good... this is one that has...
this is the Guitar Hero... these
companies turned out to be more
discretionary. The new "Call of
Duty" and "Guitar Hero" no one's really
going crazy for... They're not
going crazy for "Rock Band" either for
the other guys. I am not going to
support video games here, because it's
just not that kind of expensive
Christmas. I'm going to be bearish
on ATVI. I think the stock goes
lower.
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FDO |
25.07 |
Family Dollar Stores Inc.
(FDO)
Jim: Alright, FDO,
until today I believe, is one of the
best-performing stocks in the S&P 500.
Here's the way I feel about FDO...
If there is a stock that is going to go
up in this environment, it is FDO,
because that's the one that has those
kind of (food) knock offs...
remember, we had those "nilla" wafers...
they were kind of like "Vanilla"
wafers... I think that FDO is a
winner here. In the end, remember
though... as I will say for every stock
in the Lightning Round... these
are stocks... therefore, they're being
sold to raise capital.
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[verbatim recap]
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