Date updated:09-25-2008
"I think this latter camp is betting on Congress going with Paulson. I still think that is a tough bet unless the GOP starts cutting deals, and boy they had better start cutting deals." - Jim Cramer

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GILD
Gilead Sciences - $48.87
- +0.31%
- $48.66
There are two major camps right now. One group is betting against the plan and is buying high-growth stocks with no economic exposure like Gilead (GILD) and Celgene (CELG) or the Procters (PG) of the world.

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CELG
Celgene Corporati - $51.11
- -0.76%
- $49.69
There are two major camps right now. One group is betting against the plan and is buying high-growth stocks with no economic exposure like Gilead (GILD) and Celgene (CELG) or the Procters (PG) of the world.

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PG
Procter Gamble - $60.41
- -1.10%
- $60.91
There are two major camps right now. One group is betting against the plan and is buying high-growth stocks with no economic exposure like Gilead (GILD) and Celgene (CELG) or the Procters (PG) of the world.

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MRK
Merck Co Inc - $29.36
- -0.44%
- $29.68
They are liking Merck (MRK) and Schering-Plough (SGP) despite universal revulsion for big moneymaker Vytorin.

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SGP
Schering Plough C - $18.19
- +2.65%
- $17.68
They are liking Merck (MRK) and Schering-Plough (SGP) despite universal revulsion for big moneymaker Vytorin.

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WMT
Wal Mart Stores - $51.38
- -7.49%
- $51.31
They are saying Wal-Mart (WMT) will move up because people are trading down.

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C
Citigroup Inc - $7.16
- +0.14%
- $7.10
These people are also dumping troubled companies that need financing that haven't done equity deals or found Warren Buffett -- think Citigroup (C). They are also dumping everything retail like Sears (SHLD) or Nordstrom (JWN) because -- perhaps unwittingly -- the dire testimony that Bernanke gave us totally freaked us out and made it clear that things are far worse than expected.

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SHLD
Sears Holdings Co - $49.98
- +23.26%
- $45.00
These people are also dumping troubled companies that need financing that haven't done equity deals or found Warren Buffett -- think Citigroup (C). They are also dumping everything retail like Sears (SHLD) or Nordstrom (JWN) because -- perhaps unwittingly -- the dire testimony that Bernanke gave us totally freaked us out and made it clear that things are far worse than expected.
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