Cramer: H-P's Still Buyable: Jim Cramer sees Hewlett-Packard as a leader among tech names and thinks it's not too late to buy.
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Cramer: Cisco Heading to Bottom: After Cisco released shocking numbers, Jim Cramer has a surprising take on the stock and solid advice on how to buy the big names.
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Cramer: Follow These Dow Stocks: The fix is in, says Jim Cramer. These stocks have upside.
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Old Investing Strategy Is in Again:
RealMoney contributor, Dan Dicker, says to return to the market plan of the 1950s and 1960s. Look for dividend producers, not growth stocks, to make money.

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-31.32%

From a recent Mad Money show: "The moment this stock starts yielding 5%, I'm a buyer. Until then, keep your powder dry."

PE of 12, a PEG of 1.06, and it pays a yield of 3%.

Cramer: Bad Return on Buybacks:
Jim Cramer explains why corporate buybacks of stock have been a waste of money.

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We relied on Thomson Reuters' calculation of free cash flow per share, defined as cash from operations for the latest reported year, minus that year's capital expenditures and dividend payments, divided by shares outstanding. The result is a list of familiar names in technology, health care and manufacturing, as well as three oilfield-services companies knocked well off their highs, and, yes, a few healthy financial-services firms. Blue chips like Coca-Cola (KO), Microsoft (MSFT) and Merck (MRK) made the cut, as did Illinois Tool Works (ITW), Post-it-note producer 3M (MMM) and CME Group (CME), the Chicago-based operator of futures exchanges.

Company moving in the wrong direction

Growth potential. Dissapointing so far.

conglomerate miss

Searching for management.

Industrial stalwart.