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Post by Emperor AAdmin on Feb 26, 2008 23:39:53 GMT -5
www.maddmoney.blogspot.com/------- Cramer's Fabulous Five of AGCramer was out with bullish comments on agriculture stocks today. He introduced his new 'Fabulous Five' of "AG" stocks, which included Mosaic (MOS), Potash (POT), Agrium (AGU), Monsanto (MON) and John Deere (DE). Cramer thinks this group will continue to sell off in the next few days, but he would use the weakness to step up and buy these names. Cramer also changed his reason for buying this group -- citing the growing global famine for his new reason to buy into "AG" stocks. Cramer mentioned a recent Financial Times piece that highlighted how food prices are soaring, which in turn is causing food rationing and even food riots in some ares of the world. Cramer says the "Fab 5" are more efficient at producing grain which can help fight the famine problem. Lastly, Cramer says MOS is his favorite of the bunch, but all are in a multi-year bull market. --------- Herbalife CEO InterviewJim Cramer welcomed Michael Johnson, Chairman and CEO of Herbalife (HLF) to the "Mad Money" show Tuesday night. Herbalife recently reported solid growth, with sales up 20% in North America, up 50% in South America and up 145% in China. Johnson says the success was due to a highly motivated sales force that believes in its product. Johnson also made it clear that his firm does well in any kind of economy and that Wall Street players needs to change their opinion that direct-sales-based companies only do good in periods of slower growth. Cramer concluded the segment saying, "Johnson is money." --------
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Post by Emperor AAdmin on Feb 26, 2008 23:42:39 GMT -5
Basically Cramer mentioned 'famine' stocks and how they only have a space to go up and stated that in comparison all 'famine' stocks are not even combined worth as one bigger pharmaceutical company and they have enormous room for growth. World has an ever increasing demand for more food which is also used as fuel (corn) which is fueling rapidly increasing food prices.
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