RealMoney Silver - Market Stays Playable, Despite the Bear Attack

Market Stays Playable, Despite the Bear Attack
By Jim Cramer
RealMoney.com Columnist
5/14/2008 4:18 PM EDT

The bears got to the market at the close. Impressive. They keyed on the winners, the Apples (AAPL) and the MasterCards (MA) , and when you knock the generals down, you have a real shot at crushing the army.

All that said, I liked the action today, given that one of the real stalwarts in this market had been Deere (DE) -- which I like very much. And the retail action has defied me. I still think that post-Kohl's (KSS) tomorrow, we get a rollover.

Impressive knockdown. Leaving people with a bad taste.

Score one for the bears, even as I feel that the Fannie (FNM) -Freddie (FRE) victory overwhelms most of the last minutes of negativity.

At the time of publication, Cramer had no positions in stocks mentioned.

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