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Final Note

Cramer told viewers not to sell Foster Wheeler FWLT in lieu of the strong earnings reported by Fluor FLR. The former is a stock which he owns for his Action Alerts PLUS portfolio.

Lightning Round

Cramer was bullish on Diversified Machinery CKH, Gerdau S.A GGB, Millicom International Cellular MICC and Canadian Natural Resources CNQ.

Cramer was bearish on Blockbuster BBI, Intuitive Surgical ISRG, GeoEye GEOY, Clearwire CLWR and Circuit City CC.

Jim Cramer writes about all the stock trades in his charitable trust for TheStreet.com in Action Alerts Plus. Recent stocks he's traded in this account include Schering-PloughSPG, Yamana GoldAUY and Inverness MedicalIMA.

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