RealMoney Radio: Stay With JNJ
The management team for
TD Ameritrade
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came out last week and said things were going well at the company, Jim Cramer told a caller to his
"RealMoney" radio show Tuesday.
Because Cramer said he could only rely on what the business has been saying, he advised the caller not to bail on the stock, which he also owns for his charitable trust
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Cramer said he could not remember
Johnson & Johnson
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selling as cheaply as it now is.
He told a caller that JNJ has a pristine balance sheet, and Cramer recommended staying with it.
Cramer also said that if he didn't own drug company
Schering-Plough
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for his charitable trust
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"It's a high-quality company, which should be owned by people looking for something in the medicine chest," he said.
Cramer advised unloading some
BHP Billiton
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, the largest coal company in the world and a mineral supermarket.
The stock, which he owned for his charitable trust is under tremendous pressure, Cramer said, adding that he's glad he sold it because he doesn't like it as much as he used to.
Cramer does not believe that
Blockbuster
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is going out of business, he told a caller.
He believes that the company's competition is diminishing and that it still has a place in the industry, even with video on demand.
Although it might not be in a great place, Cramer said the stock should be trading at $5 or $6 -- not $4.
Blockbuster has made money the past two quarters, he said, adding that he blesses not an investment, but a trade on BBI.
Cramer told a caller that is it wrong that
ICICI Bank
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went down. At a fabulous 17% growth rate, the stock is a bargain at $24, he said, advising the caller to pull the trigger right now.
Cramer told one caller that he believes that better times are ahead for
Dow Chemical
and told another caller to ride
Cemex
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for two weeks before letting it go.
He called
Pitney Bowes
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a nice, safe investment.
Although Cramer said it wouldn't knock anyone's socks off, he believes Pitney will go up steadily.
"I would buy and stay focused on it," he said. "But don't get a feeling that it's going to skyrocket.
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At the time of publication, Cramer was long Schering-Plough and TD Ameritrade.
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