"The constant barrage of headlines and news" concerning Yahoo!(YHOO Quote) has hurt its overall plan, said Jim Cramer Monday on CNBC's "Stop Trading" segment.
In response to recent news that Yahoo! is no longer in talks with News Corp.(NWS Quote) and is open to a deal with Microsoft(MSFT Quote), Cramer felt that Yahoo! "management has its hands full and that Carl Icahn would win here" but then had to wonder "what is he really winning?" Additionally, Cramer doesn't think Yahoo! "will get a huge price anymore." Turning to financials, specifically the Lehman(LEH Quote) article today on Fannie Mae(FNM Quote) and Freddie Mac(FRE Quote), Cramer said "these financials are all in the same shape" and that they "need the government to stop looking and for everyone to stop saying we'll get through it." Cramer said he felt that if that didn't happen, "we'll have a big bailout," which wouldn't help anything. He ended the segment by stressing to "absolutely sell Fanny and Freddie."- Loading Comments...
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