'RealMoney' Radio Recap: Financials in Flux

Willard remains bullish on Motorola. He said that the company has a huge hit with the Razr and is rolling out more great products, including a phone that could steal market share from Research In Motion's(RIMM) Blackberry.

Task told another caller that Computer Sciences(CSC) looks like a potential buyout candidate. The company has been in talks with Lockheed Martin(LMT), has $14 billion in annual revenue, and has likely put its accounting problems in the past.

But Willard cautioned that it will be a boring stock unless someone buys it. He also called Cendant(CD) a potential contrarian play.

Another caller asked about Turkcell(TKC), a mobile communication services company in Turkey.

Task said that cell-phone growth in that part of the world is a great place to put money, but he said to use caution. Vodafone(VOD) recently bought a different mobile telecom company in Turkey, which could create strong competition for Turkcell.

Both Willard and Cramer said that Under Armour(UARM) is a momentum play. The stock is currently near $40, and they told a caller who bought it at $27 to take some off the table.

But the company has some great products and there's no reason to flip it, said Willard, who recommended trading around a core position.

Task said that El Paso's(EP) prospects for 2006 look good. He also recommended Chesapeake Energy(CHK) to a listener looking for a good exploration bet.

If telecoms are the great contrarian bet, a caller wanted to know if AT&T(T) is a good buy.

Task said that if the sector performed well that AT&T would certainly benefit, but recommended the Dow Jones US Telecom(IYZ)exchange-traded fund as a way to avoid the risk of investing in a single stock.

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