Date updated:07-17-2008
Cramer revisited his index of 10 wind power stocks levered to the growth of wind power created on May 28. Since its creation, the "Wind-ex" is down 11.8% along with the overall markets. But Cramer said after Thursday's expected ruling, the wind story will get better than ever.

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TRN
Trinity Ind - $17.68
- -2.54%
- $17.86
The "Mad Money" Wind-ex includes Trinity Industries (TRN), a stock which Jim owns for his charitable trust, Action Alerts PLUS, which is down 19.7%. Cramer said the poor performance of the Wind-ex stocks has nothing to do with the wind power business, but rather with the industrial components of all of the companies. He reminded viewers that as wind power accounts for larger portions of their earnings, the other divisions will account for less. He views the current weakness in the stocks as a valid pullback and a buying opportunity.

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TNB
Thomas Betts Cp - $35.87
- -0.66%
- $35.86
Thomas & Betts (TNB), also down 19%. Cramer said the poor performance of the Wind-ex stocks has nothing to do with the wind power business, but rather with the industrial components of all of the companies. He reminded viewers that as wind power accounts for larger portions of their earnings, the other divisions will account for less. He views the current weakness in the stocks as a valid pullback and a buying opportunity.

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OC
Owens Corning - $23.55
- 0.00%
- $N/A
Owens Corning (OC), down 20%. Cramer said the poor performance of the Wind-ex stocks has nothing to do with the wind power business, but rather with the industrial components of all of the companies. He reminded viewers that as wind power accounts for larger portions of their earnings, the other divisions will account for less. He views the current weakness in the stocks as a valid pullback and a buying opportunity.

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CRPWF
Crpwf - $0.00
- N/A
- $N/A
Clipper Windpower (CRPWF), down 22%. Cramer said the poor performance of the Wind-ex stocks has nothing to do with the wind power business, but rather with the industrial components of all of the companies. He reminded viewers that as wind power accounts for larger portions of their earnings, the other divisions will account for less. He views the current weakness in the stocks as a valid pullback and a buying opportunity.

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KDEN
Kden - $0.00
- N/A
- $N/A
Kaydon Corp (KDEN), down 15.8%. Cramer said the poor performance of the Wind-ex stocks has nothing to do with the wind power business, but rather with the industrial components of all of the companies. He reminded viewers that as wind power accounts for larger portions of their earnings, the other divisions will account for less. He views the current weakness in the stocks as a valid pullback and a buying opportunity.

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BWND
Bwnd - $0.00
- N/A
- $N/A
Broadwind Energy (BWND), down 18%. Cramer said the poor performance of the Wind-ex stocks has nothing to do with the wind power business, but rather with the industrial components of all of the companies. He reminded viewers that as wind power accounts for larger portions of their earnings, the other divisions will account for less. He views the current weakness in the stocks as a valid pullback and a buying opportunity.

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MTZ
Mastec Inc. - $11.86
- +2.24%
- $11.56
MasTec (MTZ), down 1.6%. Cramer said the poor performance of the Wind-ex stocks has nothing to do with the wind power business, but rather with the industrial components of all of the companies. He reminded viewers that as wind power accounts for larger portions of their earnings, the other divisions will account for less. He views the current weakness in the stocks as a valid pullback and a buying opportunity.

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VWDRY
Vwdry - $0.00
- N/A
- $N/A
Vestas Wind Systems (VWDRY), down 1.9%. Cramer said the poor performance of the Wind-ex stocks has nothing to do with the wind power business, but rather with the industrial components of all of the companies. He reminded viewers that as wind power accounts for larger portions of their earnings, the other divisions will account for less. He views the current weakness in the stocks as a valid pullback and a buying opportunity.
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the g20???thisd makes no sence at all .
A. The only one I own : SLX,
too hard pick a winner out all of them
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