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Mad Money Mailbag: Are You Attractive?

 

Editor's note: The following are questions received from viewers of "Mad Money," seen every day at 6 p.m. EST on CNBC.


Is Ford Motor (F) attractive to buy, or should it be dumped?

-- Aaron from Ohio

Jim Cramer: The stock did not react as bad as it could have when the company reported a wider-than-expected loss in the most recent quarter. Ford is not nearly as far along in its turnaround process as General Motors (GM), yet I still believe the stock has limited downside potential from current levels.


Is it too late to invest in Kellogg (K)?

-- Glen from Arizona

Jim Cramer: This group has outperformed the broader market for the past three months, and I believe stocks like Kellogg will be among the best performers for at least another three months. The company is more expensive than competitor General Mills (GIS), but I also believe Kellogg is much better run.


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