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TheStreet.com TV Recap: Game Makers People Play
03/27/07 - 02:27 PM EDT
Jim Cramer got into the game -- the game makers -- in a Web video for TheStreet.com TV's Wall St. Confidential Tuesday. GameStop GME is "well run," but for a quick trade Electronic Arts ERTS may be right, Cramer said. GameStop is a "generational play" and is not going away, but Cramer said he is curious to see where Take-Two Interactive TTWO could move. GameStop at its 52-week high of $31 could be a trade here, he said. People can sell some but they will have to buy it back, Cramer advised. "This is the best-in-show demographic retailer and it continues to do the right thing." On Take-Two, there are two camps, he told Gregg Greenberg, the host of Wall St. Confidential. The bears are saying Take-Two is "worthless," but the people running Take-Two "are too smart to ignore the total battleground." Further, Cramer said he's been recommending Sony SNE since Michael Price from Mutual Shares sat him down and said there is a lot of value to unlock at the Japanese giant. On Microsoft MSFT, Cramer said that even though it was able to sell 20 million Vista licenses, its Zune product "has no take-up." Moreover, Cramer said that while he's been hearing about all these things that Yahoo! YHOO (which he owns for his charitable trust, Action Alerts PLUS), eBay EBAY and Google GOOG are doing, there is nothing coming from Microsoft's MSN. Cramer said he believes Microsoft's Xbox is "really good," but says it can't be a driver for the stock.
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