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Jim Cramer: FWLT--More blood for the hedgies/shorties or will they be through
for a while after a 50% plus down movement since the first week in June??? Is it
time for Uncle Ray to appear on MM and explain why FWLT has a $5 billion
enterprise value with a $8 billion backlog??? Is it time for FWLT to go private,
sell the company or do a massive repurchase??? What says Jim Cramer besides FWLT
is a long term play??? Re-engage, re-engage, re-gage, lol!!! -
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New Question: Congressman confirms gov't intervention for mortgage firms
MarketWatch, Saturday, September 06, 2008 at 2:45 PM
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) Rep. Barney Frank (D., Mass.) confirmed Saturday
that Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson is planning government intervention to
back troubled mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The chairman of the
House Financial Services Committee said in a statement Saturday that Paulson
"intends to use the powers that Congress provided it" in a law passed in July to
keep Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac stable and functioning, according to a report
from the Wall Street Journal. -
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New Question: Solar Reading for those who missed it:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ibd/20080904/bs_ibd_ibd/20080904tech;_ylt=Ah_EnMHp7lgPwk
3yzvjRpLmyBhIF -
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Jim Cramer: Larry Kudlow: Hey JC a few weeks ago on Squawk On the Street,
Larry gave you lots of love about your call on the FED/housing. When are you
going to give Larry some love for helping John McCain to pick Sarah Palin as his
running mate. First words out of 78 year-old Daisy Mae's mouth after her
acceptance speech was "She will either turn out to be the female version of
Ronald Reagan or Dan Quayle". DLUV intuition tells him that Quayle couldn't
hold her panties, but time will tell. What a year 2008 has been and we have 4
months to go, lol...Have a good one!!! What says Jim Cramer???? -
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Jim Cramer: Couple of Things on Bill Gross plus regulatory environment:
1) Gross's cat and mouse game with Paulson & Bernanke seems to be working(i.e.
fannie & freddie), but that can be a dangerous game for the markets.
2) Gross's confusion as you called it regarding whether WFC's convert offering
had institutional backing was outrageously irresponsible on Gross's part. These
guys don't get confused about such matters and if Atkins came on your show and
lied about that convert offering, he and WFC would have so many lawsuits
crawling up their butts that they would have hemorrhoids for the rest of their
existence. Let's call a spade a spade and say that Bill Gross lied in an
attempt to manipulate the markets and that this b.s. is precisely what needs to
stop, especially when other investor's money is at stake and for you not to go
after him on it, raises some questions about your own credibility. In a market
like this, if the WFC CFO hadn't come on to clear up the lie, WFC could have
been bear-raided 20% if not more on such shenanigans.
3) On the regulatory front, a re-implementation/enforcement of short selling
rules as you have so eloquently opined about is needed to level the playing
field. Also, regardless of what type of fund, a hedge fund, electronic fund,
mutual fund, insurance fund, pension fund or any other crazy name and/or type of
fund the street comes up with, a standard set of regulations for reporting,
transparency, disclosure, auditing, you name it, needs to be consistently and
rigorously enforced going forward and no institutional or individual account,
fund, business and/or corporation that trades on the U.S. exchanges should ever
be allowed to leverage up more than 10 to 1 ever again and these capital
requirements should be pushed internationally by the central banks.
WHAT SAYS JIM CRAMER??????? -
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A: value mac: long term investing in energy at this point is ok as long as one scales into it
like some pre-election, some post election, then the other 50% pending sector performance.
Dluv's preference is to trade the sector though and the drillers/services could be a play
like RIG. If congress extends subsidies/credits for solar will go with STP pending on what
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Jim Cramer: FWLT: JC can you think of any reason why FWLT would be valued so
low relative to FLR and JEC at this point in time???
FY09 P/E FY09 PEG
FLR 15.4 .8
JEC 15.7 .68
FWLT 9.8 .63 -
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A: dgbkr: What the market has especially been saying since Feb 07 is that investors/traders
better be flexible, diversified and quick. At this point in time along with financials,
retail and healthcare, one should own at least one infra, cmd or energy stock given the
intense beat down over the last few months of those sectors and given that their
financials are a whole lot better than retail, financials, homebuilders, health care, etc
even though some rotation has been occuring. Also, relative valuation of stocks in any
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New Question: Jim Cramer: FWLT: JC can you think of any reason why FWLT would
be valued so low relative to FLR and JEC at this point in time???
FY09 P/E FY09 PEG
FLR 15.4 .8
JEC 15.7 .68
FWLT 9.8 .63 -
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New Question: A little flavor on FNM/FRE as of Saturday Morning, Sept. 6th:
http://www.businessweek.com/ap/financialnews/D9317LD80.htm?chan=top+news_top+new
s+index+-+temp_top+story
The trade: Long UYG until a determination of the rescue plan on preferred
stakeholders in the GSEs are determined. If preferreds significantly impacted
on a negative basis, then close out UYG and go long SKF....What says Jim
Cramer????
P.S. Best to use ETFs in this situation because the number of banking/broker
executives and government officials and T.V. talking heads that can be trusted
at this point are less than the fingers/thumbs on both hands...What says Jim
Cramer??? -
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Oh the game hedgies play:
http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/article/54229/Crumbling-Commodities-and-Gam
es-Hedge-Funds-Play
P.S. Maybe Fuld can put LEH up for sale this weekend on EBAY like Palin did to
the Govenor's Jet up in Alaska sometime ago...Any bidders???? -
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- Q: Nat Gas: http://www.star-telegram.com/804/story/840294.html
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A: K i agree i like my position in alot of my commodity names at this time ready for the next
run. more - Post your own answer
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