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Computer analysis of Jim Cramer's Mad Money stock picks
- Added on: May 1st, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: stockTagger
- Listed in: Finance Television
- Tags: stocks finance recommendation jim cramer mad money stock pick
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Jim Cramer Tries Piggybacking Carl Icahn Stocks, Fails
On the October 12th edition of Mad Money, Jim Cramer interviewed Carl Icahn and congratulated him on the bid by software giant Oracle to acquire BEA Systems (BEAS), which Icahn had been working on for months. Cramer had been recommending BEAS consist...
Jim Cramer Pushes Allergan (AGN) Again
Jim Cramer has been consistently positive on Allergan (AGN), telling viewers to buy the stock since 6/7/2006 when he featured it on Mad Money a little over a year ago. Since then, the stock has risen nearly 30% on the back of its diverse drug portfo...
Cramer Hot on Top Stock NVIDIA (NVDA)
Cramer has recommended NVIDIA (NVDA) in the past but seems to be riding this recent hot stock's momentum to the moon. Last December 2006, Jim predicted NVIDIA would have an excellent month and the stock was due for a great "mark up week trade." At th...
Jim Cramer calls Goldman Sachs (GS) Best of Breed
One 9/20/2007, Jim Cramer claimed that he had been behind Goldman Sachs (GS) all the way since the show started. With the stockTagger database in hand, I attempted to figure out if this has been true, and for the most part it has as Cramer rode the...
Jim Cramer Picks Baidu.com (BIDU) as China Favorite
Jim Cramer has only recently remained bullish on Baidu.com (BIDU) as the price of the stock hit 128 in May 2007. He has commonly rejected owning Chinese stocks, instead recommending high quality American companies that benefit from the growth of the...
Jim Cramer Analysis of Exxon Mobil (XOM)
Cramer has only been positive on integrated oil Exxon Mobil (XOM) since late 2006, when crude oil continued its undeniable run to 75 dollars per barrel and carried oil and oil service stocks with it. He had previously called XOM the worst integrated...
