In housing, stocks like DuPont (DD), up 18% and Home Depot (HD) show that the housing market is on track for a mid-summer recovery, said Cramer.

"Instead, though, we see profits -- profits like those just reported by Du Pont (DD), which put up a number that simply wasn't that bad. That's the best way to describe it: not bad." ("'Not Bad' May Just Be Good Enough Here," 4-21-09)

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“Classic -- a not-so-hot bond auction yesterday freaks people out. A "bash the dollar" comment from the Treasury secretary freaks people out.
Next thing you know, it's the end of the great mini bull market.
Then, we go home, we come to work the next day, and what do we get? We get a great seven-year Treasury auction and we get a complete clarification of the dollar comments from Tim Geithner and they are meaningless -- no change in policy.
We are in a world right now where everyone has one foot in the doorway, and the door keeps slamming on them.
You have to understand that we are in a moment where something good is happening. Tech inventories have been worked off, so semis, cell phones and hardware are rallying. Chemical inventories have been worked off, so we see a rally in Du Pont (DD) and Dow (DOW) and International Paper (IP) and the companies that ship them, the rails. We stop hearing the bank nationalization talk and the consumer discretionary panic. Look at Whirlpool (WHR) and Black & Decker (BDK). We get a bottoming out in housing.
These are good things. It is very tough to have one foot out the door and do better than the market. Right now, before the end of the quarter, you might need three feet in the door to do well.
That's saying something.”

From a recent Mad Money show:He doesn't trust the dividend and says way too much of its drug business is going generic. He said to sell.

DuPont (DD) Dave Peltier has made it clear repeatedly in his excellent dividend analysis that this one is totally at risk. Why can't this go the way of Dow, maybe plus some ag that Dow doesn't have? Heavy into housing and auto. Drug business being shredded by patent problems. People expect DuPont to earn $2, I say it would be lucky to earn half of that, but let's just say three-quarters of that, and make it $1.50 with a 7 multiple, as it trades there now: $11, as there will be no dividend support.

From a recent Mad Money show:He doesn't trust the dividend and says way too much of its drug business is going generic. He said to sell.

From a recent Mad Money show:"No, that dividend is not safe. I don't want to touch it. You don't want Dow Chemical (DOW) either."

Can't win a round

they seem to jump to whatever is new, also, have sold everything that ever made them money..nylon, urea, plastics, paints, lycra, and especially spandex...need to get rid of Holiday

no direction

mgmnt can't get it together, stock is stuck

Products

been an idle stock for years... with divs maybe i've broken even... been waiting for its return.

Housing related; increasing input costs

perpetual dissapointment