Air Products boosted its dividend again last week for the 27th consecutive year. And while the dividend yields only 3.2%, Cramer said he's a big fan of the stock, which has fallen from a high of $106 to $55 today. He said the company currently earn 2.2 times the amount needed to cover the dividend.

From a recent Mad Money show:"This is a great growth company and is really well run. I don't think it's going to bottom until it hits $40, but then I'm pulling the trigger."

Been good to me

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And of course we have no idea when today's liquidation is going to be over. I don't know which hedge funds have what to sell. I don't know why Anadarko's (APC) down huge and Apache's (APC) not down; I don't know what's wrong with Air Products (APD) and Praxair (PX). Numbers too high? I don't know. It does feel as if everything is just too hard, too hard to buy.

long term gain

1.7%

same reason

P/E of 19, a PEG of 1.37

INCREDIBLY STEADY, GREAT BUSINESS MODEL - PRICE OF RAW MATERIAL NEVER GOES UP.

Industrial gases have little pricing power, the stocks appear to be defying gravity.