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Do you like 3M (MMM) - Get Report?-- Nuno from France
Jim Cramer
: I like 3M quite a bit actually, and I even recommended it on my "Mad Money" television show last night. I believe 3M is a classic growth stock that can be held for the long-term. Historically, 3M has shown consistent earnings and dividend growth, and while it may not put up
(GOOG) - Get Report
-esque numbers, I believe it will outperform the market over the next few years.
Do you think Disney (DIS) - Get Report is a good buy here?-- Josh from Minnesota
Jim Cramer
: Right now, I prefer
CBS
(CBS) - Get Report
to Disney. In my opinion, CBS has a phenomenal set of media properties and the company is doing an excellent job of monetizing its content on the Internet. And at 16 times expected full-year earnings, the stock is very reasonably priced.
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