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November 9, 2012
05:04 EDTAGNC, HSIC, SBUX, CYOU, PPL, AFCE, SWKS, GNRC, AAPL, ABT, CYSJim Cramer's "Mad Money"
Jim Cramer said, "There are a few silver linings in the market." He reviewed the pros and cons of the market right now. Cons: The most obvious is the fiscal cliff. Disappointing earnings -- and expectations are still too high given the environment. Take Starbucks (SBUX). The company was trading in the low $50s when it reported over the summer, when expectations were too high. Shares pummeled into the mid $40s. It reported again with inline expectations and shares rallied back into the low $50s. Europe is another con against the market, said Cramer, but here, too, that's old news. Hurricane Sandy put a damper on the markets as well. But, after devastation come rebuilding. Cramer said the markets are clearly ratcheting down ahead of the fiscal cliff, but soon there will be capitulation, and that will be the time to buy, buy, buy. Looking for a stock that's both recession-proof and doesn't have anything to do with the fiscal cliff? Cramer said investors need to consider Abbott Labs (ABT), which has two catalysts helping to drive shares higher. Abbott will be splitting itself into two companies as of Jan. 1, 2013. Shares have already posted a 21% return since that news was announced, but Cramer said there's more to come now that the split is only 53 days away. Abbott Labs will have faster growth with a lower yield, while the new pharma company will have slower growth but a juicy 4% yield. Add those two companies together and they're worth $74/sh, said Cramer. The second catalyst is positive data on it's Hepatitis C treatment. That news will be relayed at an upcoming conference and should also help send shares higher. Cramer said with Abbott Labs trading at just 12.2x earnings with a 9% growth rate, he'd be a buyer through the end of the year. EXECUTIVE DECISION: Cramer once again spoke with Cheryl Bachelder, president and CEO of AFC Enterprises (AFCE), purveyors of the Popeye's Louisiana Kitchen chain of quick-serve restaurants. Shares of AFC are up 85% for the year and 14% since Cramer last spoke with Bachelder in August. Popeye's new flavorful menu is bringing excitement to the stores and is part reason for a 2c earnings beat on a 6.3% rise in same-store sales. Cramer once again praised Bachelder for a remarkable turnaround and growth story. He continues to recommend the stock. Cramer also sat down with Stanley Bergman, chairman and CEO of Henry Schein (HSIC), a medical products supplier to doctors, dentists and veterinarians. Henry Schein is active in acquisitions. The company does about 20 deals a year and currently has a full pipeline of deals in the works. Cramer reiterated his recommendation of Henry Schein, another recession-proof business he said will not be falling off the fiscal cliff in 2013. NO HUDDLE OFFENSE: Cramer said Apple (AAPL) is among those companies he's dubbed the "FCS" or fiscal cliff stocks, stocks that just make too much sense to sell now ahead of what will most likely be higher capital gains tax rates next year. Cramer said it would be greedy not to take something off the table now given Apple's big gains, which is why he's been taking profits in his trust of late. Once we get some clarity on the fiscal cliff, then we will know how to value Apple's growth. LIGHTNING ROUND: (Bullish) PPL; AGNC. (Bearish) GNRC; CYOU; CYS; SWKS. Reference Link
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June 19, 2013
16:01 EDTAAPLOptions Update; June 19, 2013
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13:12 EDTAAPLApple confirms $30M iPad order from Los Angeles school district
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12:13 EDTAAPLApple launching new ad strategy, Business Insider says
Apple is launching new ads that feature people using its products, according to Business Insider. The company's previous ads had mostly shown a finger swiping through the product's features as an actor proclaimed that the products were "magical," the website added. Reference Link
12:03 EDTAGNCOptions with decreasing implied volatility: NBG ELN HRB PVH TIBX AGNC
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11:44 EDTAAPLApple patent chief leaves for Technicolor, AppleInsider reports
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11:22 EDTAAPLNVIDIA's licensing initiative a way to get into Apple, says Raymond James
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10:06 EDTAAPLLinkedIn could get deep integration in Apple iOS update, 9to5Mac says
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10:05 EDTAAPLApple says HBO GO, WatchESPN available on Apple TV
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09:53 EDTAAPLApple breaks below round number support at $430
The stock has slipped below $430, last at $429.37. At that price, next support is at $426.21, and then at $423.20. Resistance is at $431.44.
09:38 EDTAAPLActive equity option families trading on open
Active equity option families trading on open according to Track Data: AAPL AMAT FDX MA C GOOG DISH AMRN MRK BIDU
08:58 EDTAAPLInvenSense likely shut out of iPhone this year, says Maxim
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08:54 EDTAAPLApple awarded $30M contract from Los Angeles school district, LA Times reports
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08:45 EDTABTLeerink's biotech analyst holds analyst/industry conference call on ADA
Analyst Antlaffy, along with Dr. George Grunberger, founder & Chairman of the Grunberger Diabetes Institute, preview the upcoming American Diabetes Association's conference, including perspectives on new devices in diabetes, potential disruptive technologies at ADA and progress towards the artificial pancreas on an Analyst/Industry conference call to be held on June 20 at 2 pm.
08:08 EDTAAPLMerkel tells Obama: Internet monitoring must have proper limits, Reuters reports
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June 18, 2013
19:07 EDTAGNCOn The Fly: After Hours Movers
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17:06 EDTAGNCAmerican Capital Agency lowers quarterly dividend to $1.05 from $1.25 per share
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16:00 EDTAAPLOptions Update; June 18, 2013
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12:30 EDTSBUXStarbucks CFO indicates new food products have been successful
A Starbucks (SBUX) executive indicated at a conference earlier today that its new food products have been successful. Starbucks has greater confidence that its food sales will continue to trend upward after launching new food products in two markets, Starbucks CFO Troy Alstead stated at the Jefferies Global Consumer Conference. Starbucks has launched food made by La Boluange, a restaurant chain that it acquired last year, at Starbucks stores in Northern California and the Seattle area. New beverages and an increased number of Starbucks drive-through stores can also improve the company's performance going forward, Alstead said. The Teavana brand that Starbucks acquired leaves the company poised to capitalize on "tremendous opportunities around the world for a contemporary teahouse concept," the CFO added. Meanwhile, Alstead reiterated that Starbucks does not plan to compete with Green Mountain (GMCR) by focusing on selling coffee machines. "We recognize that Starbucks is not an equipment company. We don't have aspirations to become a deep equipment company," said the CFO, who also praised Green Mountain. In early afternoon trading, Starbucks rose 95c, or 1.4%, to $67, while Green Mountain fell 1% to $78.70.
10:41 EDTAAPLLeak points to mass production of iPhone 5S display, BGR says
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