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At least one big industrial company could be in line to get taken out next year -- aluminum giant Alcoa (AA Quote).
That was the word Friday from Jim Cramer, who was speaking on CNBC's Stop Trading! segment. The current share price is "just pathetic" he said, and if the stock falls to the $27 range, a buyer could come in with a $34 to $35 takeover bid, he speculated.
"Alcoa just can't be public next year at this time," he said. Alcoa's managers are good guys, he believes, but they "can't run the company anymore." ...
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