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The man who has been appointed to review a death in custody on Palm Island in north Queensland says he expects the process to be over within a few weeks. Sir Laurence Street, a former New South Wales chief justice, has been appointed by the Queensland Government to give a second opinion on a decision by the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) not to charge a policeman over the 2004 death of an Indigenous man known as Mulrunji. A coroner had found Senior Sergeant Chris Hurley was responsible...

Cramer’s ‘Mad Money’ Recap: Tech, Take a Walk


social poster February 10, 2007 on 8:23 am | In |

To see the full “Mad Money” Recap, please click here.

Here’s what Jim Cramer had to say about some of the stocks that callers offered up during the “Mad Money Lightning Round” Wednesday evening:

“General Motors (GM) is in a holding pattern. It can’t do anything until the numbers start getting better. … had they not lost Jerry York, the Tracinda guy, the stock would have gone to 40. Don’tBuyDon’tBuy.”

Hertz Global (HTZ) : “Take the money and run. … I don’t want to be there.”

IntercontinentalExchange (ICE) : “The ICE still does not melt. … I do not understand why this stock is so strong, other than because it trades oil. … Cramer likes NYSE Group (NYX) more and gave ICE a Don’tBuy. He owns NYX for his Action Alerts PLUS charitable trust.

Altria (MO) : “This is not a show about politics; it’s about making money. We’ve been making mad money in that name,” said Cramer of Altria, which he called his No. 1 value stock. He owns it for his Action Alerts PLUS charitable trust.

Public Storage (PSA) : “This is a stock that we have liked … The skies are just blue. This group’s [pseudo-commercial real estate] in bull market mode and it’s not about to stop … Two thumbs up, way up.” Cramer said the bears erroneously lumped commercial in with residental.

LoJack (LOJN) : “They missed the quarter. … Here’s my advice on LoJack. You gotta be a member of Triple A, that’s a great organization.”

Del Monte (DLM) : “That company is poorly run.”

ON Semiconductor (ONNN) : “That particular part of the tech bull market is on hold, until August.”

DivX (DIVX) : Cramer originally recommended it at 18, which he said was “a fabulous call.” But “when it got to 28, we said enough is enough.” It’s back at 21, and “I don’t want to own it even though I know it’s going to be the standard in Internet video.”

Tower Group (TWGP) : “I like Tower Group … a little expensive, sells at four times book. A growth rate equal to its multiple.”

King Pharma (KG) : “I have disliked King Pharma for as long as the stock has been going down. I don’t like the generics.”

Tata Motors (TTM) : Cramer said he recommended it so low, and it’s all the way up to 22. Because of its run, he won’t recommend it as a buy at these levels. He said it’s OK to hold, but you may want to schnitzel [sell] a bit.

Want more Cramer? Check out Jim’s rules and commandments for investing from his latest book by http://www.thestreet.com/tsc/cramerbook.

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WASHINGTON: Sales of existing U.S. homes fell in December, closing out a year in which demand for homes slumped by the largest amount in 17 years, the National Association of Realtors reported Thursday. The report said that sales of existing homes were down 0.8 percent last month, a bigger decline than had been expected. For the year, sales fell 8.4 percent, the biggest annual decline since 1989, when existing home sales fell 14.8 percent. The sales figure underscored the sharp contraction...

Cramer’s ‘Mad Money’ Recap: Tech, Take a Walk


social poster January 31, 2007 on 11:51 pm | In Finance |

To see the full “Mad Money” Recap, please click here.

Here’s what Jim Cramer had to say about some of the stocks that callers offered up during the “Mad Money Lightning Round” Wednesday evening:

“General Motors (GM) is in a holding pattern. It can’t do anything until the numbers start getting better. … had they not lost Jerry York, the Tracinda guy, the stock would have gone to 40. Don’tBuyDon’tBuy.”

Hertz Global (HTZ) : “Take the money and run. … I don’t want to be there.”

IntercontinentalExchange (ICE) : “The ICE still does not melt. … I do not understand why this stock is so strong, other than because it trades oil. … Cramer likes NYSE Group (NYX) more and gave ICE a Don’tBuy. He owns NYX for his Action Alerts PLUS charitable trust.

Altria (MO) : “This is not a show about politics; it’s about making money. We’ve been making mad money in that name,” said Cramer of Altria, which he called his No. 1 value stock. He owns it for his Action Alerts PLUS charitable trust.

Public Storage (PSA) : “This is a stock that we have liked … The skies are just blue. This group’s [pseudo-commercial real estate] in bull market mode and it’s not about to stop … Two thumbs up, way up.” Cramer said the bears erroneously lumped commercial in with residental.

LoJack (LOJN) : “They missed the quarter. … Here’s my advice on LoJack. You gotta be a member of Triple A, that’s a great organization.”

Del Monte (DLM) : “That company is poorly run.”

ON Semiconductor (ONNN) : “That particular part of the tech bull market is on hold, until August.”

DivX (DIVX) : Cramer originally recommended it at 18, which he said was “a fabulous call.” But “when it got to 28, we said enough is enough.” It’s back at 21, and “I don’t want to own it even though I know it’s going to be the standard in Internet video.”

Tower Group (TWGP) : “I like Tower Group … a little expensive, sells at four times book. A growth rate equal to its multiple.”

King Pharma (KG) : “I have disliked King Pharma for as long as the stock has been going down. I don’t like the generics.”

Tata Motors (TTM) : Cramer said he recommended it so low, and it’s all the way up to 22. Because of its run, he won’t recommend it as a buy at these levels. He said it’s OK to hold, but you may want to schnitzel [sell] a bit.

Want more Cramer? Check out Jim’s rules and commandments for investing from his latest book by http://www.thestreet.com/tsc/cramerbook.

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Phew! Communications in 2006 was not a total disaster. Far from it. If I had to sum it all up in one simple statement, I would say this was The Year of at Least Trying. Trying to get away from the clichйs, the dogma, the focus groups, the bad precedents, and the bad addy-ads; of trying to experiment with format, with media, and with brand “elasticity.” Finally, there were signs of consumers being credited with intelligence. Of course there were still lots of bad campaigns; misfired...

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